70s Gigolo

Vintage Max Mara Blazer / American Apparel Crop Top / Vintage Suede Pants / See by Chloe Booties (similar) / Maria Black Ear Cuff / Jules Smith Choker / Vintage Chain

I've always had a love for the 70s. From the free-spirited hippie to rocker boho chic, the era continues to have a hold on me. Today's look is a bit Bianca Jagger with a dash of gigolo (chain included). The suiting feel, bootcut suede, and gold jewelry are a true ode to the 70s. BUT by keeping the color palette neutral, mixing textures like suede and linen, and throwing in a crop top for good measure, you elevate the look to a crisper, more modern feel.

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Photography by @j2martinez / jmrtnz.com

Fringe, Bandanas, and Western Love

Vintage Leather Jacket (here or here) / Men's Mossimo Tee / Vintage Bandana Scarf / Loomstate Denim (similar) / See by Chloe Booties

If you've been with me from the beginning, you may recognize this gem of a jacket. I snagged it at the Brooklyn Flea (one of my favorites), and it has been one of my favorite statement jackets ever since. Last time, I showed you how to wear it transitioning to spring/summer, and now, fall/winter. Maybe it's due to my original Texas roots, but I love a good Western vibe (especially if it involves fringe). I decided to throw a bit of caution to the wind and go full on Western with my fringe jacket, bandana, and we're bringing backed the bootcut for a hot moment. If you're not ready to go full on, I would maybe lose the bandana and try and skinny jean for a more toned down look. Whichever way you choose to go, anything western or fringe is a good idea :)

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Photography by @j2martinez / jmrtnz.com