I’m really feeling this guy’s airport style. He brought a bit of dapper style to a spirit-dampening situation (awaiting a late red-eye flight from LAX to Boston).
The brown, perfectly worn lace-up boots (which, having inspected them up close, were clearly pricey), lavender button-down shirt and smoky camel wool suit make for a harmonious combo that’s 100 percent age-appropriate, but also interesting and fashion-forward.
Note the Indiana Jones hat and rust-colored pashmina on the chair next to him. Really, this guy’s got it all.
It isn’t easy to look stylish in the snow. The majority of rubberized boots are bulky and awkward, hats tend to create a messy mane the second they come off and puffy coats can add the freshman 15 without ever touching a single scoop of late night Mac N’ Cheese. Which is why we asked our good friend and Riviera magazine editor Kathryn Romeyn to strike a polar-ice pose in her sophisticated snow garb. The motorcycle boots and aviators stay true to Kat’s rockerish, SoCal style and the vintage fur (which was picked up in a second hand shop for under $100) doesn’t leave her looking like the Michelin man. If you ask us, it’s the perfect attire for taking in the swagalicious sights and celeb-DJ sounds of Park City without looking like the abominable snowman. Or worse, a cold weather slob.
L.A. exclusives include tees ($28) and trucker hats ($38) emblazoned with anime diamonds, bullets, cold hard cash and an “I [skull-and-cross-bones sign] L.A” message. The store also carries 50 of the zany, limited-edition Tokidoki Karl Lagerfeld dolls (only 1,000 were made.)