My ap euro kids are primarily sophomores who are taking their first advanced class. So far they are crushing it, and earned a 90 on their first cumulative quiz. I made this cake for them as a reward.

I had to take my wife to get some imaging done this afternoon, so I'm home from work. Instead of cooking we headed out to our favorite pizza place instead. I decided against linen trousers and suede shoes since we've had thunderstorms most of the day. Teal J. Crew linen shirt Khaki Brooks Brothers chinos and tan Anson belt with silver buckle Tan Allen Edmonds Road Warriors with no-show socks Tan vented flat cap Addiesdive automatic sport watch with turquoise dial

At 100f in the shade I forwent my coat and opted for a New England shirt company genuine madras shirt and RL cotton navy chinos. Martin Dingman belt and shoes and my trusty Seiko Model 5 and off we went. Had to say some prayers for the depravations of Bert and Ernie though

I came across this on a Facebook group that argues politics. I thought I'd share since it's a new argument for wearing classic men's clothing that I hadn't thought of.

It should be fair to say that most men have favorite accessories that might even be considered part of our “signature” style. Here are my top three favorite style accessories: 1. Neckerchiefs: I LOVE to wear a neckerchief or ascot and have as many of those as I do pocket squares. I feel as though it can add a little pop to an otherwise normal casual outfit. 2. Signet rings: A signet ring is also part of my daily accessories, and it’s very rare that I leave the house without wearing one. They’re also subtle but add just the right amount of extra to the outfit. 3. Watch: Even though it is usually a smartwatch (see my other post) I rarely leave the house without a watch on. Tell me what are your signature accessories?