Stunning Photos and Styles

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Cardigans

My favorite boy, my little brother Daniel, suggested that I do a post about cardigans. Why not? This coming from a kid who said the gray H&M cardigan I got for his birthday was too formal/metro/mature for him, but now wears it all the time. He just bought another navy blue one. Why? Most likely because the ladies love it and because his bros are trying to up their style.

*I may have overlooked style a little bit in order to use pictures of the cutest models on karmaloop. Whoops.

Sick print.

Just pair this with some high-top kicks (see previous post) and I'm yours.

Love the detailed pattern on this cardi.

Looking suave in a checkered blue shirt to match the light blue.

Not the most original look, but c'mon, look at that smile.

I like how they paired button down shirts and beanies with sweaters.

Not a cardigan.

How to Win My Heart

My modern day Prince Charming will be wearing something like this on his feet:

Images from Supply. See more kicks on our set.

Shoes from Topman.

Looks from Topman

I adore the way London boys dress. It's such a fantastic mix of British prep and urban street style. Check out the patterned jumpers, denim shirts, slim-cut trousers and high-top shoes.

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Cold Weather

I recently helped aka forced  my brother to pick out this cool Kenneth Cole down jacket in black at a fraction of the original price. Below are some look from Zara that I adore, and almost everything in the images is on sale!

 I love how this sweater is manly and cozy at the same time.

 

An updated version of preppy academic.

A sexy, modern lumberjack look. 

This winter jacket is so sleek and badass. 

Welcome!

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I've started this blog because I love shopping in the men's department! Not to brag, but the boys in my life always seem to like the gifts I buy them. I blogged about menswear twice on my other blog thriftyglamour and received great feedback from it. So, here is 'How To Dress Him', which is not meant to say that men can't dress themselves. Of course lots of men pick out their wardrobes and have lots of swag on their own, but some guys could use some suggestions to try new things. Also, perhaps this blog will be useful for girlfriends, sisters, and friends who have no idea what to buy for their boys. 

I hope you enjoy!

-Nicole