From the moment I saw Zack and Jeremy, I was instantly impressed by their outfits. From Zack’s floral print shirt and colorful canvas slip-ons to Jeremy’s admirable color coordination, I knew these two gentlemen were daring with their style and unafraid to express themselves.

I decided to add different types of print to my wardrobe because I felt that my clothes are starting to seem a little bit “regular.” And regular is not a look I go for. So, when I saw this blazer at Joe Fresh, I knew that it had to be mine. It reminded me of blazers from the Fall/Winter ’12 Versace men’s collection, in terms of the flower print and cut. Though Versace would have most likely made the flowers larger and brighter.

While print blazers can add pizzaz to an outfit, they are very tricky—it is either a hit or miss depending on how you style it. However, that should not be a reason to avoid print blazers. Instead, work with it. Pay attention to the pattern and pair it with items that compliment it. Print blazers are already extravagant, so do not overdo it, but you can definitely add another print, just make sure that it is lighter than the blazer.

Navy Flower Print Blazer | Joe Fresh

Orange Plaid Button-Down | H&M

Blue Denim Vest | Levi’s

Desert Boots | Clarks

Black Denim Jean | GAP

If you do not love winning stuff, then you might want to visit a psychiatrist because you are definitely insane. However, for those of you who love winning, I have some great news. Men In Style Society will be teaming up with legendary shoe brand, Florsheim, to host a give-a-way.

More details will be posted during the upcoming months, so if you like winning stuff, then you might want to keep checking.

Ahh! I love wooden sunglasses! Okay, wait. Maybe I should start from the top before you begin to think I have gone crazy.

Proof is another favorite brand of mine. I became aware of the it after I saw a picture rapper, Snoop Dogg, wearing the brand’s signature sunglasses. And as the saying goes, “the rest was history.”

Proof was founded in January 2011 by Brooks, Taylor, and Todd Dame; three brothers who not only wanted to present the world with a different kind of eyewear, but help give sight to those who cannot see—a large portion of Proofs profits go to eye-surgeries in India. Inspired by their grandfather, an entrepreneur who started a small sawmill that evolved into a successful family business, the Dame brothers used the knowledge they gained in the wood industry to add a wooden twist to traditional eyewear.

From the moment I saw their collection of wooden sunglasses, I was very impressed, so impressed that I bought four pairs within 10 minutes—do not judge me. I love the cut and design of the frames, they are well made and the detail is superb—the result of having every pair hand crafted. In addition, the sunglasses are lightweight, which is something I did not expect when thinking about eyewear made of wood. What I like the most about their sunglasses is the durability, these are not flimsy accessories that will fall apart after a few wears, they are built to last a long time.

Proof prides itself on making eyewear that “offers a look and feel that can’t be replicated.” And from what I have experienced, it is definitely something that I can confirm. In short, Proof is a wonderful brand and I recommend it to everyone. And for those who are concerned about the cutting down of trees, Proof has you in mind. All of the wood that is not used in their sunglasses is replanted.

Check Them Out, Proof

Bird-Lacewood-Polarized Sunglasses | Proof

Brown Jacket With Wool Collar | Levi’s

Nantucket Red Pant | Levi’s

Blue Button-Down | Land’s End Canvas

The Polarized Ontario Sandal Wood Sunglasses | Proof

Nantucket Red Button-Down | Calvin Klein

Yellow Slim-Fit Trousers | Zara