Must have: The Brogue

Must have: The Brogue

They first appeared in Scotland and Germany. Initially, the Brogue was designed as a simple walking shoes, but with the development of fashion and technology, they quickly changed their original form and purpose. Currently, there are many models of this shoe.

Brogue - these are classic shoes made ​​of leather with perforated, they are the perfect balance to almost any non-formal trousers. Right: combined with the high socks brogue or knee-length socks - in this case, even cold weather trousers can be a little tuck.

Brogue can be worn with shorts, but with the condition - no socks.

 
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Now, I want to show examples of good combinations of brogue, with the other elements of clothing:

thanks world wide for pics

Must have: Denim Shirt

Must have: Denim Shirt

The denim shirt should be thin and of a distinctly different color than the jeans. Ideally suited to each other objects of the same color, varying in tone. 

 Also will look well with a light top dark bottom and vice versa.

Choose light denim for your shirt and make sure it fits you well. No bagging, no major bunching if you are tucking it in. You may wear it tucked or untucked.

examples:

  

Trends: Preppy Style

Trends: Preppy Style

In 1980, Lisa Birnbach (the author and private school alumna) edited The Official Preppy Handbook, a tongue-in-cheek guide to what she termed "prepdom". Preppy fashion became popular in the 1980s and enjoyed a revival in the 2000s, as did the related style of "Ivy League" clothing.

Brands:

J. Press (www.jpressonline.com),
Brooks Brothers (www.brooksbrothers.com),
Ralph Lauren (www.ralphlauren.com),
Vineyard Vines (www.vineyardvines.com),
Elizabeth McKay (www.emckay.com),
Lacoste (www.lacoste.com),
J. Crew (www.jcrew.com)
Fred Perry (www.fredperry.com)