Sparry Stylings

A 3-piece linen suit over a great Hawaiian shirt, a look to add into your wardrobe.

It looks like the Yale rowing team made its way to Havana and picked up some fresh patterned shorts.

A little business never hurt anyone, especially with such a brilliant blue and grey suede brogues.

Everyone is doing a raincoat this year, this one in tonal camo is certainly at the top of the list.

The pattern play between the shirt and sport coat is wonderfully tied back to the white denim.

An interesting addition to the show with a sarong, and I can't say I'm mad at it one bit.

I don't know which is better. The print, the lightweight fabric, or the twine rope belt? Its all amazing.

If you don't yet own a windowpane suit, this might be the one to start with.

Baseball jackets have been cool for a while, but what you can't see in this photo is the "CUBA" lettering on the back. Dope!

The 3-piece motif continues with a smaller blue check. Simple and expressive.

I would wear this outfit in a heartbeat and I would also like to take her out sometime, just saying.

This is the perfect off the boat look, floral shirt and white denim.

Patchwork madras has never looked so cool as it sticks to one fabric in varied orientations.

If I were to go clubbing in the tropics, this would be the outfit, so suave with hints of mid-century styling.

A walk on the town, maybe a causal dinner? This guy commands attention in whatever room he's in.

I like the slight deviation to a safari look. Certainly an inspiration that hasn't been touched on in a couple years.

I'd say its a proper title for this look. Hemingway would shake Nick Graham's hand if he could.

The casual kid in the bunch. The authenticity of the short graphic combined with its softness makes this a winner.

Another effortless, off the boat style. Notice the cuffed up white denim and block stripe espadrilles.

Don't be deterred by the black, its actually a cotton suit and, when you add shorts, you'll beat the heat any day.

Monochrome takes on the Havana, but the clear winner of this look are the velvet moustache loafers.

The true peacock of the bunch, Frankie Grande blew the show out of the water with some electric dance moves to go with that electric paisley jacket.

The man himself! Such a great show. Looking forward to many seasons to come from this designer.

The sporty, more casual side of whats to come next year.

The fabrics on these suits are impeccable and the models certainly do them justice.

Want to be the best dressed at your office? Take notes.

There was certainly no shortage of attendees at one of the hottest tickets at NYFW: Men's. 

Great texture with the knit polo, great pattern with the vest. Well done.

Can we take a moment to properly admire how amazing this windowpane suit is, please.

A strong presence in the boardroom, minus the peak lapels.

If you find yourself catching a flight next summer, make sure you're doing it in this outfit.

I wish all my friends dressed this nice, we would conquer the world.

To the untrained eye, a normal blazer. To me, a perfect blend of safari details and crisp refinement.

Shouldn't the leader of the race have a yellow jacket? Food for thought, Suit Supply.

If he was an actual biker, he'd be one of those badass sprinters. Instead, he's rocking the unmistakable banker's stripe suit with a modern twist.

Classic patterns are updated with unique silhouettes and styling to create that N-P-Elliott look.

This striped hoodie is half poncho, half track jackest, and all kinds of awesome.

The mixture of suede and velour up top makes for an interesting texture clash that somehow works.

It looks like basketball takes on a luxe form with N-P-Elliott on Youssef.

This hunter green suede jacket is one of the clear highlights of the show, and paired with a glen plaid short to boot.

Same story, different chapter as we see much more of the deep forest green to really add some color interest to the group.

Another luxe sporting look that mixes texture and pattern for some unique character.

This anorak will be on my shopping list come SS17, I love the simplicity of the silhouette combined with the bold hunter green.

This is strikingly similar to some of the work that Alessandro Michele is doing with Gucci these days. Best look from the show in my opinion.

Another fantastic piece, the glen plaid car coat and patent leather details, really meshes the void between old-school and new.

Greg Polisseni's SS17 collection incorporates his latest as part of his Equality Collection.

Once again, GP is showing off his new underwear line; couldn't have picked a better guy to do it for him.

The 1st floor features a crisp whites with pops of artful pattern.

Jonathan here got his own DJ to keep him entertained for the presentation, too bad he couldn't enjoy the delicious prosecco that was being served.

Neither Francesco, Grayson, Dan, or Victor cared to look at the camera for this one.

Left to Right: Francesco, Grayson, Dan, Victor

Black Tie has never looked so edgy, and I'm loving the beat up Chuck Taylor's here.

Left to Right: Joe, Jake, & Francesco

An aggressive mix between business casual and biker clashing together for some great looks!

Left to Right: Marcio, Joan, Alessandro, & Luke

Jason's look takes on function and form with easy access front pockets and moto details.

Much like the movie, Rudy just wouldn't stop, only he replaced football with some stellar dance moves.

Gio caught some of Rudy's dancing bug in this one. Greg Polisseni is really pushing his new line of underwear, and I don't blame him.

The Yin to Gio's Yang with a black leather jacket and white undies.

The Mad Hatter himself, something about this look makes me wish he was black tie underneath that coverall.

One of my favorite murals from NYC!

The High Line is full of amazing view like this.

You find the coolest things in the most unassuming places!

This was a fun shot while I was killing time before the Artistix show.

The dapper delivery boy was on his best behavior at Clarkson Square.

Surprisingly, no one from NYFW: Men's rode the bus with me to the venue.

Shout out to Complex for thinking I have some style!

A great shot from fellow blogger and new friend, Lanii Johnson!

I felt bad for most of these guys seeing as the room was set to a chilly 65 degrees!

Between the breton stripe sweater, the royal blue overcoat, and the monochrome floral trunks, I can't tell which I should break my gaze with this model for.

Although this isn't a traditional mac coat, it qualifies by default and if one of the easiest upcoming trends to adopt.

The bottom half invites the water, while the top screams "GET OUT"!

This picture truly does this piece little-justice; the pattern and texture created by the knitting of this sweater is impeccable!

Same story as the cardigan, just with a different pattern and style. I think Nautica found a champion knitter out there!

Similar to racing stripes on a car, the subtle addition to the cardigan sleeve makes this an edgy and powerful piece. Casual Friday anyone?

Theres something to be said about the style points a sweater gets just by having shoulder-button collar; it's like the henley of sweaters!

This jacket is paired with its sister shorts, but would look even sharper with some white jeans.

Another outfit with two great stand alone pieces, which would be stellar statments by themselves, but amazingly coexist as a pair.

Opposites attract, like colors on a color wheel, especially when they are muted like these pants and cardigan.

Sweat shorts and a tuxedo jacket? Why not!

If they were taking street pics in Monaco right now, this guy would pop up somewhere.

Upon close inspection, that's a biker jacket with a black suede and cream croc body. Briliance!

Instead of unique leather combinations, Asaf used the trendy blue and black coloring in this biker.

If you can't get why I love this look so much, than you need to see the movie!

The finale was spectacular!

Take it all in Asaf Ganot! Fantastic presentation!

Look at all those goodie bags, just waiting for their owners.

Sir! Please get that out of my face!

It appears as though all of the goodie bags have been acquired.

Nautical stripes paired with banker pins creates contrast graphically and conceptually; oh so chic!

This look could either be a functional sailing look or that chest pocket on his sweater could be lined for ink stains.

This look commands the respect of CEO and construction worker alike, with power suit details on top and ruggedness on bottom.

This is the male equivalent of "Oh this thing?! I was just doing the dishes".

Classic formalwear gets an instant punch when paired with an unexpected chambray shirt.

The man himself, Michael Bastian, receiving a well-deserved ovation!

This assortment harnessed the classics into a preppy look that maintained a refined edge, thanks to the impeccable tailoring that the brand has become known for.

This is the reinterpretation of mid-century style that made American style what it is today!

9-5er's cue in on these outfits for inspiration for your spring and summer office wardrobe!

Need a tux? You know who to call!

It's so convenient to have the best two looks standing right next to each other. That trench coat is absolute fire!

And the other winners of the group! Can't wait to get my hands on these!

Greg is a blue collar artist, and it shows true in his work and his hands!

Shackets are here to stay, and this one's authentic leather details put it over the top!

This scarf is inspired by Greg's famous work Stars and Stripes; the original hangs within the walls of the White House!

If you can focus on the clothing here, Kenneth is rocking a sleek leather bomber with vintage jeans for a gorgeous look!

This look is equal parts Travolta and Sheen from Major League, but all parts badass!

Andrea is always hands on!

Keithen rocking what could be the coolest streetwear shirt for SS16.