As style gambits go, the Texas-style belt buckle is a pretty risky one. But men’s accessories are pretty hard to come by, so it would be nice if some brave soul made it work
The folks at Strapped Belts have an idea, although it involves finding a place for ceramics in your ensemble. But we’re always up for a challenge. If done right, it could give the usual suit a low-riding centerpiece—not unlike a good tie.
It’s a good idea, but it would be a lot better if they could stick to solid colors and less crafty designs. Is there still time to turn out a flat mimosa version?
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We’re on record predicting the return of the belt buckle
and we’ve finally found a more reliable source. If you happen to be in the market for a waistline trophy—and you’re in the New York area—our friends at UrbanDaddy put us onto a belt-buckle exhibition currently passing through town.
And if you happen to have a chambray shirt lying around, it might not be a bad idea.
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This Might Get Loud: Ladies and Gentlemen, the most awe-inspiring speakers in the world. [Audiojunkies]
Texas Never Whispers: Marfa Texas gets into the sport supply business. [Cool Hunting]
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An Un-Single Man: Tom Ford leaves melancholy gay cinema behind and gets back to his first love, titillating ads. We’ve missed you
[Fashion Copious]
Wim and Vigor: A tour through the denim of the rebel state, via Paris, Texas. [The Moment]
The 80s Were a Special Time: We’re pretty sure Kathryn Bigelow is the first Best Director nominee to be involved in a Bill Paxton video. Well, except for Mr. Cameron
[Vulture]
Men at Work: Junya Watanabe and Carhartt join forces for some pretty awesome jackets. [Hypebeast]
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