Monday, November 17, 2008

Dress Code: Plaid

We all know that plaid has been around for a very long time. And although most of the world never really makes an effort on recycling our trash, we sure know how to recycle our fashion. Plaid has boomed in the recent year and designers have been riding on that wave, creating numerous interpretations of the design. Here is an article from New York times (Fashion & Style Section) I came across called "Dress Code: Plaid". Peep some of my favorite outfits from the article:


Wool-silk-nylon blazer, $2,035 at Etro; Valentini Harris tweed wool pants, $525 at Bergdorf; tattersall cotton shirt, $168 at Steven Alan; herringbone wool tie, $115 at Polo Ralph Lauren.


Polo Ralph Lauren windowpane-check wool blazer, $1,295 at Bergdorf; checked cotton shirt, $415 at Prada; glen plaid wool topcoat, $350, and fedora, $59, both at Banana Republic. Amicale cashmere scarf, $190 at Saks.


Phineas Cole houndstooth wool jacket, $1,384 at Paul Stuart; wool vest, $680 at Etro; tattersall cotton shirt, $168 at Steven Alan; wool pants, $350 at Burberry; Woolrich Woolen Mills wool tie, $119 at Barneys; J. Lombardo tortoise plastic glasses frames, $195 at A.R. Trapp Opticians.


Duckie Brown wool-cotton shirt, $425, and matching jacket, $1,100, both at Odin; Thom Browne oxford cotton shirt, $425 at Barneys; houndstooth silk bow tie, $89.50 at Paul Stuart; wool-cashmere pants, $395 at Polo Ralph Lauren.


Balenciaga wool sweater, $765, and Band of Outsiders black-watch plaid hooded cotton trench coat with raccoon collar, $1,750, both at Barneys; wool pants, $350 at Burberry.

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