Skinny Ties And Wingtips

Mixing patterns! (Taken with instagram)

#4: Know you heard this before/ You simply ain’t fly if you don’t dimple your tie/ (Taken with instagram)

My godson Jonah stunting with the gingham shirt and suspenders. (Taken with instagram)

I took this pic at Saks this past Friday while I was out shopping for my wedding shoes (sorry ladies). I used an iPhone app called Instagram to give it a vintage feel. 

I’m wearing a gray flannel suit, white shirt with a navy skinny tie and black wingtips. I accessorized with a white pocket square, tie bar and four-color striped socks (gray/blue/red/black). And last but not least, a white dial watch with a black calf leather strap.

The corduroy suit and gingham shirt is a nice combination. Very springlike.

Sharp. You can’t go wrong with a gray suit, crisp white shirt and a solid navy skinny tie. Not to mention, accessories like a pocket square and a tie bar.

Gingham shirt and dark skinny tie.

Gray and navy suits. The only 2 colors you really need in my opinion.

Smooth

Navy suit, check. Blue and White Gingham shirt, check. Skinny Navy knit tie, check. White pocket square, check. Too bad we can’t see the shoes, one can only hope that they’re brown wingtips.

Steve Nash cleaned up nice after a playoff game last year. Gingham shirts are my favorite next to a crisp white shirt. And not to mention the solid skinny tie, fresh!

Kobe always thought that he was a fly dude but it took GQ to show him how to do it right. Kobe: “My suit game changed completely after doing my GQ shoot. It’s really a golden moment when your suit fits nice and slim, and that includes your shirt and tie and even your shoes. It all needs to slim down—that realization was eye-opening to me.”