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The final post from PROJECT NYC, looking at another very promising designer of the TOMORROW section. David Hart is much more traditional menswear than Justin Jamison, who was his neighbor at the show. I picked out one outfit, which speaks volumes of David Hart’s potential for the …

Slowly reaching the last looks I shot, I happily introduce to you today: Freenote. A very “west-coast”, laid back and cool label manufactured here in the United States. I picked out an awesome relaxed white shirt – a necessary basic in every man’s closet – and had David wear it with these awesome, …

Be on the look-out for Grayer’s next fall, they have some awesome pieces coming out. From the collection they had present at PROJECT NYC last week I pulled together this layered grey and blue look. I wanted to create something that will absolutely keep you warm, and here’s what we got: …

It’s absolutely lovely to stumble upon new designers, and while you’re at a trade show with a “TOMORROW” section like PROJECT NYC, you might find finding new and stunning designers rather easy. Justin Jamison has a terrific modern and contemporary aesthetic.

Finally I got around to prepping more pictures and am super happy to share with you two looks I selected from Shipley & Halmos Fall 2014 collection. The first one consists of a gorgeous, thick, wool turtleneck and a speckled wool pant, which just worked insanely well with the color …

Finally wrapping up my selects from PROJECT SOLE with this one, lastly sharing my favorite dress shoes with you. From the classics, to fun and updated details and modernized versions of their classic predecessors. As a little take-away: I think it’s safe to say that mixing media and tonal …

The first RTW feature of this season’s PROJECT NYC. I chose to feature W.R.K. first, an amazing brand who I stumbled upon relatively recently. I pulled a few things from their Fall 2014 collection, which is inspired by wooden boats and nautical attire, which is reflected in the seaming, …

Take three of the PROJECT SOLE selects, now moving on to boots for the next Fall/ Winter season. A selection of boots of all sorts, from desert to double-monk. Overall, we have quite the traditional color scheme with browns, blues and blacks for the most part. Boot for boot, let’s analyze: …

Finally, we move to my last pick, something I think is absolutely futuristic: Donald J. Pliner creates shoes like these, but also other shoes that look like authentic leather, with a micro-fiber fabric. Micro-fiber stimulates the blood-flow, is breathable and basically music to your feet’s ears.

Alright, let’s take a look! PROJECT NYC has kicked off, and I’m going to take a closer look at PROJECT SOLE with my first 4 posts to start it off. I have strolled around and picked my favorites out of all the brands present, based on four groups; number one is “Sneakers”.