The How To's Of Creating a Casually Chic Ensemble

Master the Blazer and Jean Combo with Panache

We’re ready to tell the handsome truth: By far our favorite look is the blazer, tie, denim jean trifecta. Some gentleman say that they couldn’t live without their Italian tailored two piece suit while other men claim to live in their broken in track suits. Not us: we wake up in the morning and reach for the perfect tie, a trim cut blazer and our very, very broken in denim jeans. This “Menswear Trifecta” makes us look relevant at the office, impressive running errands and cultured at cocktail hour. Not mention, our girlfriends love it.


The Patterned Blazer
It is always clever to have a signature piece in your wardrobe that makes or breaks one phenomenal ensemble. This tartan plaid blazer is the star piece in this getup and is simply and perfectly paired with a simple white poplin button down, a solid black necktie with a silver tie clip and dark denim jeans. The white pocket square tucked into the blazer breast pocket acts as a cohesive accent that brings together the contrasts of darks and whites. Every element of this outfit is tailored to fit adding to polished menswear aesthetic.


The Bright Shirt
Mastering the art of the blazer, jean and tie combo thrives when you diversify and experiment. Never underestimate the power of color and its ability to infuse a dose of panache into an outfit. This pink shirt unifies the broken in denim jeans, the two button charcoal blazer and a soft hued silver silk tie and tie clip. The blazer-denim combination can be exasperating in terms of shoes. We suggest loafers, suede bucks or leather boots.


The Non Denim
Mixing in garment dyed denim can create an optimal menswear look. This warm weather look combines a vintage fatique hued lined blazer, a denim shirt, a striped tie and wheat hued denim jeans. This is a excellent menswear combination that looks a bit rugged and masculine yet somehow, someway looks perfectly polished. The "Menswear Trifecta" really is the best off all worlds combining great fashion, utilitarian wear and tear and breaking in our favorite denim jeans.