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- I'm going to alternate here
between looks that are outdoor
and ones that are just for inside.
First look I'm starting off with an ice blue button-up
paired with some light-wash jeans,
and then I'm going to layer in a tan crew neck sweater,
which is by Everlane.
I'm going with these hiking boots here.
They're by Danner,
really classic with red laces.
For the coat, I'm doing just a classic peacoat
and then I'm throwing on these braided leather gloves
by Hilts Willard.
I've been really into 1970s Robert Redford style recently,
and this look is 100% influenced by his style
in "Three Days of the Condor,"
from the peacoat,
to the layered sweater,
all the way down to the hiking boots,
but I think his were a little darker
and didn't have red laces, but whatever.
So this is just a super easy look to throw together,
all basics, they're comfortable,
and great for winter.
This next look is my favorite Canadian tuxedo,
Polo Ralph Lauren Western shirt, and RRL jeans.
I'm gonna pair this with my blackwatch plaid Belgian shoes,
which I love wearing around the house.
And then throwing on this tan zip-up cashmere cardigan
by Gobi cashmere.
I find even if I'm just sitting around and working at home,
I do like to put just a little effort into what I'm wearing.
I feel like it just puts me in a different mindset
than if I was just sitting
around in like sweatpants and a hoodie.
Nothing wrong with that by the way,
but even just something this simple,
and of course, a little elevated via the cashmere,
motivates me to get things done.
I'm starting off again with some faded jeans
and a great, super comfortable,
and warm cream-colored cable-knit sweater.
And I'm going to pair this with some white leather sneakers
to keep it kind of casual and sporty.
Over that, I'm going to layer on a Barbour quilted vest
and then some shearling gloves and finishing it off
with a tan wool knit cap by Drake's.
I really like how sporty this look is.
And there's some great contrasts
with both the blues and the browns.
The sweater is actually by Sunspel,
and it's so thick and warm I find it's a great sweater
to pair with just a quilted vest like this.
The gloves I absolutely love.
It's another pair by Hilts Willard.
Not only are they warm,
but I think they add
a really nice bit of understated color and contrast
with the rest of this very simple look.
Here, I've got black jeans
and a burgundy stripe cashmere turtleneck by Gobi.
And since this is an at-home look,
I'm going to slip on my black suede Belgian shoes.
Such great shoes for wearing around the house
and then to add in a layer because it is little chilly
down in the studio.
I'm throwing on this wool overshirt or shacket,
which I've had forever and it's actually by H&M,
made with cloth by Abraham Moon.
I love wearing jackets and sportcoats,
but you know,
at home it might feel like a little much,
so a shacket like this is a great alternative.
I like how the stripe of the sweater pulls
in the color of the shacket.
It's not an exact match but that's almost better.
And fun fact, as I record this voiceover,
this is the outfit I'm wearing today, as well.
Featuring the shacket again,
this time with some dark denim.
And since I'm going to be walking the dog
and it's been a little muddy,
I'm going with these LL Bean gum shoes.
Then I'm going to use a scarf here.
It's by Barbour in their classic plaid.
Throwing on my Barbour jacket.
This is the Ashby model, if you're wondering.
Then the same Drake's hat you've already seen
and the shearling Hilts Willard gloves.
Something I've been doing a lot recently
that you see here is when I layer in a shacket like this,
I like to pop the collar along with the jacket collar
because I like how it sticks out,
creates a layering effect,
and as a way to give even a super casual look like this
a little bit of a stylish twist.
Here I've got light-wash jeans
and a brown brushed cotton shirt,
which I'm going to pair again
with the blackwatch plaid Belgian shoes.
I wanna add another layer for some warmth here,
so I'm throwing on a thin merino wool quarter-zip sweater,
which is by Sunspel.
Pretty simple and no-nonsense look here.
Again, I feel like actually taking the time to do even
just simple layering like this
and putting on an actual button-up shirt
can do a lot for staying positive and being productive,
and it doesn't take a lot.
This is just so simple,
but it's something I found
that really works for me.
Going with black jeans once again,
this time with a buffalo plaid shirt by Uniqlo,
and also again, the black suede Belgian shoes.
For my extra layer here,
I'm throwing on this great chunky shawl collar cardigan,
which is by Tommy Hilfiger.
Another piece I've had for quite a long time.
I will do my best to find something similar
to link to in the description.
If you're looking for some more winter outfit inspiration,
I've put together a playlist for you
that has some more casual outfit ideas,
some winter trends that I think
are actually worth following,
some business casual outfit ideas,
and a complete winter capsule wardrobe.
So go ahead and click right over there
for some more great winter inspiration.