Showing posts with label Mens Monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mens Monday. Show all posts

Monday, February 27, 2012

Make The Man: Maxton Men

Today on Men's Monday, we present a shopping series we're calling "Make The Man." It is a very dangerous thing for me to do (if you look at my credit card statements you'll know why), but something I'm quite passionate about. Usually I am able to shop online without much danger of spending loads of money on what I'm recommending, however I have come upon a sight that is too hard even for me to resist adding much more to my cart than any man should!

Launched in October of 2011,  Maxton Men is a hit amongst FIT's finest gentleman.
 Maxton Men, a new online retailer that launched in October of 2011, has a simple philosophy: "Welcome to effortless style." That's exactly what a man finds on the site, plenty of great fashion items to make any man a perfect gentleman. It's well organized and features a variety of products for a lifestyle experience geared towards it's professional, but cool, male clientele.

The best thing about this site is, everything is under $100, and it's free shipping no matter what! With deals like that, it's hard to resist. Check out this week's highlights:

Monday, February 13, 2012

Men's Mondays: El Pais’

There's something about February air that makes men dress in that rugged-outdoorsy way, whether it's the body sensing an exiting Winter, and the excitement over an approaching Spring, depends on the man himself. Even I, normally imitating Mad Men Menswear, sought out a pair of Billy Reid duck boots to pair with 511 Levi's, and a Topman wool sweater, all for the sake of "manliness."

Denim, Wool, Leather. All that we're missing are the streams & trees in NYC...
Inspiration isn't hard to find either. This week we turn to an editorial shot by Sergi Pons for El Pais' Magazine. Aiden Shaw and Mario Sanz model exactly the look we've been seeing around the pavement this week! Yes, even in NYC can we dress like we're in the middle of the Rockies, and we probably do it better than those living in the Rockies...(just sayin')