Style is pushing the boundaries of fashion to find what makes you–you. Style is ambiguous and cannot be categorized or defined; not even dictionaries can put forth a single meaning for the term. However, I will say that style always has to do with your appearance, whether it is done purposely or not. With that being said I believe that every man has style, we just have to open our eyes. I opened mine and what I saw amazed me, so I took out my camera…

I really liked James’ outfit, not only did he coordinate the colors really well, but each clothing item emphasized the other. For example, pairing the blue denim shirt with the Nantucket red pant, drew attention to his lighter blue button-down and face. I also thought it was cool that he used two button-downs–one being denim–it was creative.

Pink is no longer for the women, more and more men are being spotted in this once “girls only” color. As I was walking through New York City, I ran into Ben and instantly I was drawn to his boots and bright pink shirt. They complimented each other and the blue denim jean made both item stand out even more. I like to see men wearing pink because it shows that they are confident, not to mention pink complements most skin tones.

I loved Eddie’s sweater, it was simple, yet classy. I liked that he paired it with dark solid colors because it made it stand out–if he had chosen bright colors, it would not have the same effect.

Josh’s outfit caught my attention because it was not the conventional form of dress. In other words, it was not polished, which gave the outfit its appeal. For me, his boots made the look–its antique appearance added a sort of roughness to it. I also liked that his blazer was not fitted because it emphasized the pant and boot.

Johnathan’s outfit was different, which is what I liked about it. The outfit stood out, but was not over the top. And his choice of pairing a graphic tee with a cuffed ripped jean balanced it out, thus giving him a chill look.