It’s quite amusing to me-outfits like this and you give me this comment. Different outfits, I’m told I look like a grandpa. Perhaps you could explain to me exactly what “dressing your age” means. I’m seriously curious to know what you think.
@@hespokestyle Can you do a similar capsule wardrobe for a Working Summer in a Humid place like Houston/ Hong Kong/ Singapore? More linen & similar oriented?
That wool coat is the absolute MVP. I have one but it's way too heavy since I live in Florida lol. Lightweight jackets are the best choice 99% of the time here for Winter in FL.
Who lives in a location with 4 seasons, you'll need more items than someone who lives in a Mediterranean or tropical location since you need to account for weather variations.
Great video as always. Your channel (and a couple of others) have really helped me change my style and build a bit of confidence. Thank you and Merry Christmas
When I saw the Short, I was hoping you'd put out a full-length video! Loved it! What are your thoughts on this recent trend of casual/leisure suits, pairing a utility or bomber-style jacket with matching pants? New evolution of suits, or just a passing fad?
Hey Brian! I wanted to say you, what a great job you do. Since a year i frequently see your videos and i love them. What i espacially like, are the examples and the many various combinations with a little number of pieces. Wish you a merry Christmas, a great start to 2023 and best wishes from germany a 27 yo fan
For a moment, I was thinking white sneakers for a winter capsule wardrobe? Then I realized I am pretty much in white sneakers all the time as well 😂. Love the casual looks in this video Brian. - Han
Nice to see a video from you again this week, Brian. I particularly like that last look. Light colors in the winter I think are underutilized and that overcoat is a winner.
@@danielduggan5405 Great to hear! For the outfit inspiration stuff, do you prefer the short format as opposed to lengthy explanations in longer videos? I ask because the data tells me that people really don't watch too much of a "regular" outfit video.
@@hespokestyle I prefer the longer form videos, personally. The commentary is much appreciated, and I find that the longer videos also allow more ‘breathing room’ between outfits. They seem more complete to me, whereas the shorts can sometimes come across as rushed, in my opinion. The longer form outfit videos are, in fact, the ones that brought me to your channel in the first place.
I have refined my basic uniform, although it's not as restrictive as Mr. Jobs. I will wear dark blue trousers, usually denim, but could also be chinos, corduroy, or whatever. Match that with a simple button-down shirt, usually in the blue/white/grey ranges, often with a basic pattern. Brown shoes or boots as the footwear, with a coordinating belt. Worn over this is a brown jacket of whatever stye strikes my fancy that day. This is all topped off with a brown hat, anything from a simple ball cap all the way to a wide brimmed western hat. While I do vary on the colors at times, this is how I direct most of my purchases. This way, everything coordinates with everything else.
What kind of winter do you have? Floridian one? In my climate that baseball hat is to cold to be worn in spring or fall, and this white sneakers will be destroyed by snow the first time I step out onto street((
Hey Brian, long-time viewer here! I've noticed many people complaining about the sponsored content lately. It's a shame that, when you ask people to elaborate, most of them can't put their finger on why that is. Some say that the content doesn't feel genuine to them, which, to me, seems more like an impression that people carry over from other sponsored channels. However, I do feel that there's a conversation to be had here. That's why I'd like to offer some constructive criticism. Let me preface this by saying that I don't mind your sponsored content. Brand choice, editing, and presentation are top-notch, as always. When challenged on this kind of content, you stress that you don't ever present something you wouldn't wear - or recommend to wear - yourself. I believe that - for the most part. 😉 See, when you first featured the Jacket Maker's products, many of them sported polyester lining. (They have mostly upgraded to viscose now, to be fair.) In a wardrobe sale, I saw you selling most of these jackets some months later. Now, no-one needs five different leather jackets. And I don't feel that you bought them for yourself, but for your viewers, who might like styles that you don't keep. Also, there is absolutely nothing wrong with promoting an entry-level product, let me be clear. Quite the contrary. And yet, you are known as the one man on youtube who does not make compromises. The HSS brand represents to me: perfect fit, high-end fabrics, and a clear sense of etiquette (and how to break it). A clear sense of personal style. There's joy in experimenting, yes. But hauling items, as it is required for any sponsored lookbook, items that one doesn't intend to keep for years to come? That is not part of the HSS DNA to me. This is why the Jacket Maker felt very different to Pini Parma, in comparison. Poly lining in a leather jacket felt like a compromise that the Brian I got to know would just not make. As small a critique this may be, it left a curious taste. But more importantly, what drew me towards your channel several years ago - and increasingly away from others - has always been the variety of your lookbooks. It was completely normal to see a Luca Feloni Cashmere Turtle paired with Michael Andrews Bespoke Pants, refined by a Suitsupply blazer, rooted in Common Projects. You would mention where you got it all from, and I would walk away with several bookmarks. (Never forgot that Billy Reid suede jacket, dream piece!) I do see the benefits of sponsored content, for you as well as for your viewers. But I feel that it has come at the cost of one thing. Variety. This is the second, maybe third feature of L'estrange London? Nothing against the brand - they fit your mastery of business casual. But when I see them popping up as a sponsor, I know what to expect. There's a certain weariness in that. It's the same weariness that blended many other youtubers into the same mash of represented brands. I can see you are actively avoiding this. You obviously don't just accept any brand offer. And coming back to brands you've worked with before can also be seen as a testiment to their quality. So take all of this with a grain of salt. It's not that big of a deal. I just want to remind you of what your audience values in your content: It's your sharp eye for quality, your uncompromising taste, and most of all, your autonomy. Please keep that near and dear to your heart.
Excellent video that's just what I was looking for. I doing my best to simplify my wardrobe and this was so helpful. You have a new subscriber because of this video. Bravo 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾
Well done, great outfits. I did change to a capsule wardrobe, it is not too minimal anymore though , but everything does match which makes live easier. A merry Christmas to you and your family, have a great new year 2023 and thanks for the content. 😊🙏🏻
Hey what do you think about pocket squares? I see world leaders and politicians not wearing them. Personally it seems very fitting but yeah, maybe you could do a vid on that
Hi Brian, thanks for your content! Would you consider doing more “unsponsored” videos? Something like “what I really wore this week”, including something like working from home, a lunch out with your wife, work meetings etc? Merry Christmas!
When I'm finally retired from the Army and can spend 100% of my time on HSS rather than 100% of 10% of my time, that would be a distinct possibility. Make sure you are checking out the Shorts videos--lots of outfit inspiration there.
Where is your mid grey cableknit sweater from? Is your modular vest brown or black? Cause the link only provides navy and black and your vest looks kinda brown.
@@hespokestyle I added myself back to subscribe to newsletter. I also contacted Tiege (link from one of your other videos) as the checkout process was not working. Hoping they fix it today.
You should do a video on workout attire, Something with brands that don't have logos on the clothing or crazy designs everywhere, Something minimalist.
Wow, nice video like always 👌🏽 just following you and make my wardrobe more simple every time... one question, where did you buy the first scene folding rack? That's so modern
Beautiful aesthetic of the outfits and editing of the video! I’d pick different pieces for my winter capsule wardrobe (mainly darker trousers and shoes, because while I do love white trousers in the winter, they somehow manage to always get stained), but this is great for someone who likes the minimalist aesthetic and doesn’t dress up much. Happy holidays to you sir! 🎉
I noticed that you often roll up your tops to give them a cropped look. I‘ve been digging this lately. As a short guy I struggle with finding tops such as sweaters that have the right length. Do you know any brands who have cropped pieces which are probably more fashion forward?
I don’t know any brands like that. I have a shorter torso so we’re probably in the same boat. I think it looks a lot cleaner than if it wasn’t rolled up a bit.
All these folks in the comments complaining that this is what kids wear, but lets be honest what kid wears this? Cashmere hoodies and Italian made sneakers? Loved the outfit combos, very sporty
What are you thoughts living in south central Texas - where 9 months of the year the average temp is above 80, and 6 months per year its above 90 consistently. I love all the looks, but it is incredibly rare that I would ever wear any type of coat or vest, unless required by a suit for a more formal meeting. The most layers I ever wear on top is 2 max. Could you do a video regarding this challenge of not needing coats / jackets? Thank you in advance for your reply - love the channel.
White shoes (only pair!) and light-colour trousers in the winter is, of course, perfect idea. :) Does exist something like a snow or at least rain where you live?
Sorry if I missed it, who is the shearling leather jack is by? Been looking for a good value, any recommendations? Also wondering how did your watch choice went? Great job as always!!!
@@hespokestyle thank you!! Right after I actually found your video on it!! Great suggestion, living in California Im not gonna get enough use out of it to invest heavy! Your recommendation was spot on!!! Thank you
White trainers in winter? Okay if you don’t step outside. Puddles, mud, road slush, ice - good luck. Waterproof boots, thermal lining, with military sole for good grip, would be more practical.
These "winter fashion" videos always make me chuckle. White sneakers as the only footwear for winter? This doesn't apply to anybody who lives where there's an actual winter. You need insulated waterproof boots.
As someone who lives in a place where there is an actual winter, I think white sneakers are fine. Would I wear these in the snow and slush? Absolutely not. I'm not saying these are the only clothes you should have for the winter, but if you wanted to design a lean wardrobe with a minimalist vibe for the days when there isn't snow and slush on the ground, I hope this could be a source of some inspiration.
@@joewhite7463 Yes, but a pair of good year welted boots would have been a way better recommendation here if you're looking for one peice of footwear for winter. Ice salts, snow, dirt, sand are not a good combo with white sneakers lol. And a baseball cap instead of a beanie for a hat? Goodluck with frostbitten ears.
You can add it up, if you want. But what I will say is that when you invest in quality, you significantly reduce your cost per wear. And when you design a minimal wardrobe, that makes your money go even further.
Thank you for the great content as always Brian. Love the looks but would prefer something a little more elevated for the footwear. Don’t get me wrong, I love a pair of white sneakers but would have preferred to see some suede Chelsea boots or leather chukkas with many of these looks. Thanks again:)
Maybe a touch long, but not terrible. As I said, I ordered a M so as to be able to layer more. If you're not fond of the fit I showed here, I would definitely size down, as I also stated.
Hey Brian - i like how you showed the difference the outerwear makes in the first 3 looks. it's something that should be of benefit to both beginners, as well as those who are more advanced - out of all these outfits, the 2 overcoat-turtleneck were the better ones. however, would i wear any of these combinations? NOPE! - i am sorry to say this but i have not been as pleased/impressed with your recent videos anywhere near how i appreciated the past videos and outfits. if you're keen to find out why, i can let you know. otherwise, i will just stop here... - thanks for your continued efforts as always!
Always appreciate your comments. You are certainly free to unsubscribe and stop commenting, though I would miss you. I don't make videos for any one person--I make videos that I want to make that reflect my current style. If you want to see a bunch of suits, rewatch some of the old videos!
@@hespokestyle honestly, i do not wish to unsubscribe because i hope to see great videos and outfits from you in the future. but if you are hinting that i should stop commenting, then..... anyways, i am not here to tell you what you should do and how you should dress and so on. that's completely up to you, since this is about your style and your channel. i am just telling you how much i appreciated your older style & videos. and yes, recently i did binge watch a lot of your older videos. some of them are too good to get old to me!
I like this style and your crack at the difficult take of using only 9 items! My only criticism is that you used sneakers in Winter! It’s fine if your winter is mild but not if you have to face conditions of snow and ice. This is where a capsule wardrobe falls apart as I’m guessing that Steve Jobs didn’t walk to work or use a push bike!!😂 Also one of the looks created you used very light trousers and a very dark midnight top and as a man not considered “tall” I would feel uncomfortable visually cutting myself in half in this way.
@@hespokestyle I’d go for a dark brown grain or black grain Shearling lined boot with commando sole! Sneakers would be fine as the milder winter option!
@@hespokestyle i went to Australia during the winter this year. and i had to wear 8-9 layers of tops, half of which were thermal tees. LOL. i will avoid winter in the future.
Wearing a hat and sunglasses? I think not. I’d lose the hat totally, in fact, or replace it with the sunglasses and a beanie. It dulls the outfits and you might just see that once you try them without it. All in all, great combinations!
@@hespokestyle there's nothing wrong, it's just not what I perceive to be age appropriate. I rather wear a knitted sweater, hiking boots and a flat cap. To me, when done tastefully, that feels a lot more mature.
These videos are for those curious and interested enough to want to know more about the clothing they might buy. If you want quicker inspiration, please check out my Shorts.
Dress for your age man!
What do you mean by that?
It’s quite amusing to me-outfits like this and you give me this comment. Different outfits, I’m told I look like a grandpa. Perhaps you could explain to me exactly what “dressing your age” means. I’m seriously curious to know what you think.
He does, and with elegance
@@f4_faris appreciate the comment!
@@hespokestyle appreciate you 😄
Dude keep doing these minimalist wardrobe vids. It is becoming more and more popular. BTW, let the haters hate. You look great, man.
Thanks so much for the support.
@@hespokestyle sure thing, man.
@@hespokestyle Can you do a similar capsule wardrobe for a Working Summer in a Humid place like Houston/ Hong Kong/ Singapore? More linen & similar oriented?
That wool coat is the absolute MVP. I have one but it's way too heavy since I live in Florida lol. Lightweight jackets are the best choice 99% of the time here for Winter in FL.
Awesome. Thanks so much for commenting! Yes, a lightweight jacket would be perfect for Florida!
Who lives in a location with 4 seasons, you'll need more items than someone who lives in a Mediterranean or tropical location since you need to account for weather variations.
Love these wool trousers, I have them in charcoal and navy and they are workhorses in winter for me out here in the colder months in Northern Europe!
Excellent! They're quite comfortable.
Super clean outfits. Those cream pants with the hoodie and vest look great
Many thanks.
Great video as always. Your channel (and a couple of others) have really helped me change my style and build a bit of confidence.
Thank you and Merry Christmas
Amazing! So happy to hear that. Best to you as well.
Thanks Brian! Stay safe in this winter weather.
Cheers and same to you!
I like every style of yours. Simple and elegant
Appreciate that!
When I saw the Short, I was hoping you'd put out a full-length video! Loved it!
What are your thoughts on this recent trend of casual/leisure suits, pairing a utility or bomber-style jacket with matching pants? New evolution of suits, or just a passing fad?
I take this same simplicity principle when traveling abroad with one backpack.
Hey Brian!
I wanted to say you, what a great job you do.
Since a year i frequently see your videos and i love them.
What i espacially like, are the examples and the many various combinations with a little number of pieces.
Wish you a merry Christmas, a great start to 2023 and best wishes from germany
a 27 yo fan
Really appreciate that comment and feedback. Happy to know you're enjoying the videos and my best to you for the holidays and New Year as well!
For a moment, I was thinking white sneakers for a winter capsule wardrobe? Then I realized I am pretty much in white sneakers all the time as well 😂. Love the casual looks in this video Brian. - Han
🤣 Thanks, Han. Happy holidays.
Great video and I have learnt a few things about “mix and match” 👍
Thanks!
Thanks for your videos. From start to finish, the quality is consistent and appreciated.
Glad you like them! And much appreciated.
Great video Brian. Always appreciate the capsule wardrobe examples.
Glad you liked it!
Nice to see a video from you again this week, Brian. I particularly like that last look. Light colors in the winter I think are underutilized and that overcoat is a winner.
Thanks, Daniel! Agreed! Have you been checking out the Short videos?
@@hespokestyle I have and appreciate them, too.
@@danielduggan5405 Great to hear! For the outfit inspiration stuff, do you prefer the short format as opposed to lengthy explanations in longer videos? I ask because the data tells me that people really don't watch too much of a "regular" outfit video.
@@hespokestyle I prefer the longer form videos, personally. The commentary is much appreciated, and I find that the longer videos also allow more ‘breathing room’ between outfits. They seem more complete to me, whereas the shorts can sometimes come across as rushed, in my opinion. The longer form outfit videos are, in fact, the ones that brought me to your channel in the first place.
@@danielduggan5405 Good to know! I guess it's on me then to find a way to keep people more interested?
You are always the COAT (Classiest of All Time)💪🥵
You're so kind. Thanks!
Can you do a similar capsule wardrobe for a Working Summer in a Humid place like Houston/ Hong Kong/ Singapore? More linen & similar oriented?
I love the bomber jacket. Thanks man!
I have refined my basic uniform, although it's not as restrictive as Mr. Jobs. I will wear dark blue trousers, usually denim, but could also be chinos, corduroy, or whatever. Match that with a simple button-down shirt, usually in the blue/white/grey ranges, often with a basic pattern. Brown shoes or boots as the footwear, with a coordinating belt. Worn over this is a brown jacket of whatever stye strikes my fancy that day. This is all topped off with a brown hat, anything from a simple ball cap all the way to a wide brimmed western hat.
While I do vary on the colors at times, this is how I direct most of my purchases. This way, everything coordinates with everything else.
Can u please share video for wearing Black shirt differently for casual and formal occasion
I can't do this Brian, I enjoy the prep work for every outfit and among other things, but I love the video and advice as always!
Thanks for the comment!
So sharp and clean.
Many thanks for the comment!
What kind of winter do you have? Floridian one?
In my climate that baseball hat is to cold to be worn in spring or fall, and this white sneakers will be destroyed by snow the first time I step out onto street((
Great style. Timeless and stylish. What is your black sweater with turtle neck you are wearing? I wish to purchase one.
Many thanks! Turtleneck is from Brooks Brothers: rstyle.me/+zFa4GBEuIj6PAyZXFts62g
Hey Brian, long-time viewer here! I've noticed many people complaining about the sponsored content lately. It's a shame that, when you ask people to elaborate, most of them can't put their finger on why that is. Some say that the content doesn't feel genuine to them, which, to me, seems more like an impression that people carry over from other sponsored channels. However, I do feel that there's a conversation to be had here. That's why I'd like to offer some constructive criticism.
Let me preface this by saying that I don't mind your sponsored content. Brand choice, editing, and presentation are top-notch, as always. When challenged on this kind of content, you stress that you don't ever present something you wouldn't wear - or recommend to wear - yourself. I believe that - for the most part. 😉
See, when you first featured the Jacket Maker's products, many of them sported polyester lining. (They have mostly upgraded to viscose now, to be fair.) In a wardrobe sale, I saw you selling most of these jackets some months later.
Now, no-one needs five different leather jackets. And I don't feel that you bought them for yourself, but for your viewers, who might like styles that you don't keep. Also, there is absolutely nothing wrong with promoting an entry-level product, let me be clear. Quite the contrary.
And yet, you are known as the one man on youtube who does not make compromises. The HSS brand represents to me: perfect fit, high-end fabrics, and a clear sense of etiquette (and how to break it). A clear sense of personal style. There's joy in experimenting, yes. But hauling items, as it is required for any sponsored lookbook, items that one doesn't intend to keep for years to come? That is not part of the HSS DNA to me. This is why the Jacket Maker felt very different to Pini Parma, in comparison.
Poly lining in a leather jacket felt like a compromise that the Brian I got to know would just not make. As small a critique this may be, it left a curious taste.
But more importantly, what drew me towards your channel several years ago - and increasingly away from others - has always been the variety of your lookbooks. It was completely normal to see a Luca Feloni Cashmere Turtle paired with Michael Andrews Bespoke Pants, refined by a Suitsupply blazer, rooted in Common Projects. You would mention where you got it all from, and I would walk away with several bookmarks. (Never forgot that Billy Reid suede jacket, dream piece!)
I do see the benefits of sponsored content, for you as well as for your viewers. But I feel that it has come at the cost of one thing. Variety.
This is the second, maybe third feature of L'estrange London? Nothing against the brand - they fit your mastery of business casual. But when I see them popping up as a sponsor, I know what to expect. There's a certain weariness in that. It's the same weariness that blended many other youtubers into the same mash of represented brands.
I can see you are actively avoiding this. You obviously don't just accept any brand offer. And coming back to brands you've worked with before can also be seen as a testiment to their quality. So take all of this with a grain of salt. It's not that big of a deal.
I just want to remind you of what your audience values in your content: It's your sharp eye for quality, your uncompromising taste, and most of all, your autonomy. Please keep that near and dear to your heart.
Thank you for the exceptionally thoughtful comment and feedback. Merry Christmas and happy New Year!
@@hespokestyle The same to you, Brian! Cheers to all your work I cherish, and the best wishes to your family!
Excellent video that's just what I was looking for. I doing my best to simplify my wardrobe and this was so helpful. You have a new subscriber because of this video. Bravo 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾
You are so welcome! Thanks for the sub!
Well done, great outfits. I did change to a capsule wardrobe, it is not too minimal anymore though , but everything does match which makes live easier. A merry Christmas to you and your family, have a great new year 2023 and thanks for the content. 😊🙏🏻
Same to you and thanks for the comment.
Hi Brian, from which brand is the black turtleneck you are wearing please? Great video btw, thanks!
Many thanks. Sweater is by Brooks Brothers: rstyle.me/cz-n/hd2k6es9w6
@@hespokestyle thank you :)
@@dm_awe sure thing!
hello~~
I want to buy a jumper with white fur on the neck that hangs on the hanger.
Where can I buy it?
Here you go: bit.ly/3ESHUus
Great video Brian!
Many thanks, Ryan!
Class Is The Key Of Your Dressing 🤏❤️ Amazing Content Man Love From India
Hey what do you think about pocket squares? I see world leaders and politicians not wearing them. Personally it seems very fitting but yeah, maybe you could do a vid on that
Man... You're the best
You're very kind!
I HAD to click on the video when i saw that magnificent travel bag on the clothing stand.
Where did you happen to find that?
It's by Steamline: rstyle.me/+dq3i2GuudvB-Idbe27hmHw
I'd like to see a video on this level of casual, but for all year or at least multi season!
I really liked the stand that you used in the beginning of the video. What is it called?
Where can I buy the second jumper on the left side of the hanger?
I watched your video because you are classic man with minimalist wardrobe 👍
I appreciate that.
This was a great video Brian. Happy holidays.
Glad you enjoyed it! And happy holidays!
Hey Brian
Always Enjoy Your Fashion Videos
Thanks for your Tips !!
Love The Channel
Merry Christmas !!
Thank you so much and same to you!
What kind of shoe trees do you use?
For my Crockett and Jones, I use their own shoe trees. For other stuff, I just order these from Amazon: rstyle.me/+LVk3L_m7yS9geAskrUPbeQ
where’s that cashmere hoodie from?
Lilysilk: me.lilysilk.com/3xp0V3w
7:00 buying my white sneaker actually tomorrow. Just stuck between Barker, Sweeney and Crown Northampton (££££)
Not familiar with the first two but I’ve hear that crown is amazing.
Love the sweater your wearing
Thanks!
Loved the video. If you don't mind me asking, where did you get your clothes rail? The silver one in the beginning of the video
Thanks. That’s not a clothing rack, it’s a c stand: rstyle.me/cz-n/hdzjsis9w6
Love your grey sweater!😊😎
Hi Brian, thanks for your content! Would you consider doing more “unsponsored” videos? Something like “what I really wore this week”, including something like working from home, a lunch out with your wife, work meetings etc?
Merry Christmas!
When I'm finally retired from the Army and can spend 100% of my time on HSS rather than 100% of 10% of my time, that would be a distinct possibility. Make sure you are checking out the Shorts videos--lots of outfit inspiration there.
Thanks man!
Where is your mid grey cableknit sweater from?
Is your modular vest brown or black? Cause the link only provides navy and black and your vest looks kinda brown.
Luca faloni. The vest is black. Might just be the way the light is hitting it.
My man Happy Holidays
Same to you! Appreciate the comment.
Great video and advice. Somehow I dropped off your email notification list and missed some videos. Caching up now!
Welcome back! Were you able to turn on notifications?
@@hespokestyle I added myself back to subscribe to newsletter. I also contacted Tiege (link from one of your other videos) as the checkout process was not working. Hoping they fix it today.
That is how you handle a sponsor. Great video Brian - Merry Christmas!
Glad you liked it. Thanks and same to you.
You should do a video on workout attire, Something with brands that don't have logos on the clothing or crazy designs everywhere, Something minimalist.
Noted!
hello!!!! please tell me~~~
I want to buy that white wool jumper.
Tell me the details of where they sell it.
Sure thing. It's by Gobi Cashmere: hubs.ly/H0Ctxc50
@@hespokestyle no no..jumper!!!!!!
I'd like to buy a jumper with a white fur on the hanger. a jumper next to a brown jumper!!!!!!
@@배성대-q7i you mean the G-1 bomber jacket?
@@hespokestyle Next to the brown jumper hung on the hanger!!
@@hespokestyle Next to the brown jumper hung on the hanger
What brand is the bomber jacket ?
Wow, nice video like always 👌🏽 just following you and make my wardrobe more simple every time... one question, where did you buy the first scene folding rack? That's so modern
Thank you. It’s not a clothing rack, it’s a c stand: rstyle.me/cz-n/heq2v4s9w6
@He Spoke Style thank you so much, and a incredible idea!
Beautiful aesthetic of the outfits and editing of the video!
I’d pick different pieces for my winter capsule wardrobe (mainly darker trousers and shoes, because while I do love white trousers in the winter, they somehow manage to always get stained), but this is great for someone who likes the minimalist aesthetic and doesn’t dress up much.
Happy holidays to you sir! 🎉
Really appreciate the comment!
I noticed that you often roll up your tops to give them a cropped look. I‘ve been digging this lately. As a short guy I struggle with finding tops such as sweaters that have the right length. Do you know any brands who have cropped pieces which are probably more fashion forward?
I don’t know any brands like that. I have a shorter torso so we’re probably in the same boat. I think it looks a lot cleaner than if it wasn’t rolled up a bit.
I might have missed it, but where could I find that cashmere hoodie? It looks awesome!
Thanks! Here's the link: me.lilysilk.com/3xp0V3w
You can get 12% off with code HSS12.
Hi there! Nice video! I am 39 years old. My hair is turning grey so I am thinking about clothes that must meet my age.
Thanks Brian.
Always, my friend!
賈伯斯的穿搭真的很經典，我也很喜歡這樣的節省時間成本的方式～～
Can you translate? I'm sorry, I can't read it.
@@hespokestyle "Steve Jobs' style is very classic, I, too, like to dress in a time-saving manner like he does"
@@user-ft2zv4md9e Thanks for the translation!
Awesome video Brian! I might have missed this, but where did you get the foldable clothing stand from? Looks like an amazing space saver
Many thanks. It’s not a clothing rack. It’s a c stand: rstyle.me/cz-n/hdzjsis9w6
Great video.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Excellent vid!
All these folks in the comments complaining that this is what kids wear, but lets be honest what kid wears this? Cashmere hoodies and Italian made sneakers?
Loved the outfit combos, very sporty
I would have switch all black items with dark/mid brown ones and chose brown loafers. But still good outfits!
Thanks for chiming in
Always speaking style 👌🏻
Haha. Cheers!
Really nice 👍🏽
Many thanks!
What are you thoughts living in south central Texas - where 9 months of the year the average temp is above 80, and 6 months per year its above 90 consistently. I love all the looks, but it is incredibly rare that I would ever wear any type of coat or vest, unless required by a suit for a more formal meeting. The most layers I ever wear on top is 2 max. Could you do a video regarding this challenge of not needing coats / jackets? Thank you in advance for your reply - love the channel.
That's very specific!
@hespokestyle. Mrs Amanda?
White shoes (only pair!) and light-colour trousers in the winter is, of course, perfect idea. :) Does exist something like a snow or at least rain where you live?
Certainly does. And I wouldn't wear these if it was snowy and slushy.
quality over quantity for clothing is what i found
Yessir.
Sorry if I missed it, who is the shearling leather jack is by? Been looking for a good value, any recommendations? Also wondering how did your watch choice went? Great job as always!!!
The one on the rack? It's by The Jacket Maker: bit.ly/3ESHUus
@@hespokestyle thank you!! Right after I actually found your video on it!! Great suggestion, living in California Im not gonna get enough use out of it to invest heavy! Your recommendation was spot on!!! Thank you
@@FunTheMentalymental you’re welcome!
Hey love the channel! Any tips on ponchos?
Sorry, no.
Is there anywhere i can try on their pieces around nyc?
Not that I know of.
Looks like the Discount code doesn't work for me
Thanks for the heads up. Sorry about that. I'll let the brand know.
The drape on these pieces was subpar I think.
White trainers in winter? Okay if you don’t step outside. Puddles, mud, road slush, ice - good luck. Waterproof boots, thermal lining, with military sole for good grip, would be more practical.
These "winter fashion" videos always make me chuckle. White sneakers as the only footwear for winter? This doesn't apply to anybody who lives where there's an actual winter. You need insulated waterproof boots.
As someone who lives in a place where there is an actual winter, I think white sneakers are fine. Would I wear these in the snow and slush? Absolutely not. I'm not saying these are the only clothes you should have for the winter, but if you wanted to design a lean wardrobe with a minimalist vibe for the days when there isn't snow and slush on the ground, I hope this could be a source of some inspiration.
Plus I don’t think a person who has to track through snow every day would or should be a minimalist
@@joewhite7463 Yes, but a pair of good year welted boots would have been a way better recommendation here if you're looking for one peice of footwear for winter. Ice salts, snow, dirt, sand are not a good combo with white sneakers lol. And a baseball cap instead of a beanie for a hat? Goodluck with frostbitten ears.
@@joewhite7463 LOL. Doesn't mean they *couldn't* though!
@@MrFinny95 See my first reply to you. I appreciate the conversation.
Super genius
Haha. Too kind.
What’s the total cost of this minimal wardrobe ?
You can add it up, if you want. But what I will say is that when you invest in quality, you significantly reduce your cost per wear. And when you design a minimal wardrobe, that makes your money go even further.
Thank you for the great content as always Brian. Love the looks but would prefer something a little more elevated for the footwear. Don’t get me wrong, I love a pair of white sneakers but would have preferred to see some suede Chelsea boots or leather chukkas with many of these looks. Thanks again:)
Thanks for the comment.
quite nice for the most part, just not a fan of the cap, the vest and the zipped bomber
If you added a pair of blue troussers you would have more versatility
White trainers and and baseball cap? Come on man🤣😂 Brogue boots & and Trilby / pork pie hat.👍
Not minimal enough
When I saw those 5 pairs of brown shoes 😂
The sleeves on the overcoat were too long and probably too wide aswell
Maybe a touch long, but not terrible. As I said, I ordered a M so as to be able to layer more. If you're not fond of the fit I showed here, I would definitely size down, as I also stated.
Love the way your common projects have aged they look beautiful.
Thanks!
So you guys don't bother to clean your white kix? Dirty is never cool- jmo🤦🏾♂️
@@nychrisvs This is as clean as they get after four years of actually wearing them.
Hey Brian
- i like how you showed the difference the outerwear makes in the first 3 looks. it's something that should be of benefit to both beginners, as well as those who are more advanced
- out of all these outfits, the 2 overcoat-turtleneck were the better ones. however, would i wear any of these combinations? NOPE!
- i am sorry to say this but i have not been as pleased/impressed with your recent videos anywhere near how i appreciated the past videos and outfits. if you're keen to find out why, i can let you know. otherwise, i will just stop here...
- thanks for your continued efforts as always!
Always appreciate your comments. You are certainly free to unsubscribe and stop commenting, though I would miss you. I don't make videos for any one person--I make videos that I want to make that reflect my current style. If you want to see a bunch of suits, rewatch some of the old videos!
@@hespokestyle honestly, i do not wish to unsubscribe because i hope to see great videos and outfits from you in the future. but if you are hinting that i should stop commenting, then.....
anyways, i am not here to tell you what you should do and how you should dress and so on. that's completely up to you, since this is about your style and your channel. i am just telling you how much i appreciated your older style & videos. and yes, recently i did binge watch a lot of your older videos. some of them are too good to get old to me!
@@qarhsi Thanks for your comments!
But I enjoy thinking about what I want to wear.
The last three videos I've clicked on turned out to be thinly veiled commercials.
Recycled polyester was once called "cheap synthetic fabric"
I like this style and your crack at the difficult take of using only 9 items! My only criticism is that you used sneakers in Winter! It’s fine if your winter is mild but not if you have to face conditions of snow and ice. This is where a capsule wardrobe falls apart as I’m guessing that Steve Jobs didn’t walk to work or use a push bike!!😂
Also one of the looks created you used very light trousers and a very dark midnight top and as a man not considered “tall” I would feel uncomfortable visually cutting myself in half in this way.
Thanks for chiming in, Ian!
What shoes would you choose?
@@hespokestyle I’d go for a dark brown grain or black grain Shearling lined boot with commando sole!
Sneakers would be fine as the milder winter option!
This implies you don’t live somewhere where it’s -30 c with 40 cm of snow 😢
Add some thermal leggings and undershirt and you'll be good to go!
@@hespokestyle i went to Australia during the winter this year. and i had to wear 8-9 layers of tops, half of which were thermal tees. LOL. i will avoid winter in the future.
you height?brother..
Light coloured trousers for winter is a really bad idea, especially in the city. Snow mixed with salt and street dust will ruin them soon enough
Well, certainly you wouldn't wear them if those were the conditions. Where I'm at, there is currently no snow.
@@hespokestyle winter take many forms, I suppose. For California winter this is golden im sure
@@TaborPrzemyslaw That's true! And I actually live on the east coast.
😊❤🎉💯.
Wearing a hat and sunglasses? I think not. I’d lose the hat totally, in fact, or replace it with the sunglasses and a beanie. It dulls the outfits and you might just see that once you try them without it. All in all, great combinations!
Hoodies, white sneakers and baseball caps.
Oh dear...
What's wrong with that?
@@hespokestyle there's nothing wrong, it's just not what I perceive to be age appropriate. I rather wear a knitted sweater, hiking boots and a flat cap. To me, when done tastefully, that feels a lot more mature.
You guys speak a lot. Fashion doesn't need words. Just show few things man.
These videos are for those curious and interested enough to want to know more about the clothing they might buy. If you want quicker inspiration, please check out my Shorts.