TriBeCa
Greenwich and Beach St.
Does Casual Friday’s still exist in office environments? If it does, this is the most pared down it should be I think. Lose the tie and jacket at best, keep the shirt, slacks and decent footwear. Sidebar – every woman I know seems to love a man in pink. Something about pink’s feminine ying to a masculine man’s yang.
Chelsea
7th Avenue and 22nd St.
I love a good blue dress shirt. So crisp, so fresh, so summery. The appeal of this one is the gingham pattern in a more subtle, muted, mini version and the contrast of the solid white placket on one side as well as the inside collar.
SoHo
Prince and West Broadway
I’m on the hunt for the perfect square buckle belt. I’m finding that either the metal of the buckle is not up to par or it’s that the leather is not as quality as I’d like it to be. I like how this fellow’s looks a tad worn it, so I guess this is one time I have to go for vintage.
West Village
Hudson and Grove St.
When it’s all over at 6pm for the office workers in the West Village, it’s a great walk in that beautiful area. Nice way to end the day.
Flatiron District
5th Ave. and 22nd St.
Forget resolutions in 2014 but question the tone you’d like to set in the new year. Like this gent, I’m interested in being more in command of how I present myself to the world, which is a sign of respect to others around me. Looking your best is a gift to others.
Greenwich Village
Greenwich Ave. and Christopher St.
There’s something about that fur hood that makes his Canada Goose coat way more appealing. I probably would not have taken his picture without it. It’s what is known as a deal breaker in the picture selection process 🙂
Flatiron District
Broadway and 21st St.
Today is the first day I’m breaking out my top coat for fall. In honor of that occasion, I’m posting the first top coat shot I’ve taken this fall. This gent’s is slightly boxy which makes it look and feel more enveloping, a bit like a blanket. The tie of the scarf is excellent as well as are the frames of his glasses. He definitely likes his shades of brown.
Midtown East
54th and Lexington
Typically midtown is swarming with business casual looks and suits. The obligatory button down shirt with slacks combo leaves not much room for diversity, so as it gets colder, it’s up to the warm layer gear to do the work . The quilted vest here with various pockets, zippers, snap buttons and stand up collar, adds texture to his conservative outfit.
SoHo
Grand St.
I’m so about how well these pants fit on this gent. I love pants that mold to a body and have a precise fit. His shirt is just as fitted as well and because everything is fitted, it all looks expensive even if his clothes came from H&M (Which I highly doubt, but just sayin’).
Flatiron District
Lower 5th Ave.
If this is not a polished business class look for flying, then I don’t know what is. But I think all of us could stand to dress up a little more for air travel.
Upper West Side
Broadway and 72nd
And then there are some guys that can even make waiting for the light to change look good.
Lower Manhattan
Courthouse District
Nothing like capturing a good “wind” shot. Â Great fit all around on his business casual look.
Chelsea
7th Ave. and 15th St.
Some guys carry themselves with such authority and look like they mean business. I noticed how sharp this guy looked and how just the simple act of getting into a cab, for him, was done like he was the “man” and that he was of importance and had somewhere important to be.
