This look is un-tucked but still tailored; so keep the fit somewhat close to the body, just opt for thin, “slouchy” fabrics that move and layer well. Try a new pant silhouette like a slight harem with a slim ankle or a low-rise urban pair with the bottoms rolled up or tucked into boots.
Paul Smith, GStar Raw, Kris Van Assche
Don’t be afraid of shorts. Grab a pair of relaxed-fit capri or just-above-the-knee-length shorts that are in keeping with the slouchy trend. Layer a loose tee, rolled button-up shirt and an over-sized cardigan for a great daytime look. Boots and shorts are one of 2011’s biggest combinations, and a distressed lace-up pair are the perfect finishing touch to this sporty look.
Nicholas K, Richard Chai
This look is all about a “statement” piece–one that stands out and is the main attraction of the outfit. A statement piece can be like anything below, a retro black and white shoe, a metallic shirt, or a studded leather jacket, but it has to be special and, naturally, have a little edge. Choose slim fits, pointier shoes, and more geometric shapes to get the look.
Trussardi 1911, Phillip Lim, Burberry
White pants when paired with a fitted cardigan or a colorful blazer, can make you look like a million bucks.
Hermès, Gucci, Ermenegildo Zegna
Images from NYmag.com
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