Star Style - Nick Wooster

One of the highlights of Project Las Vegas was their collaboration with men’s fashion consultant Nick Wooster. Nick curated a collection of 32 different menswear lifestyle brands, concepts, and key staples that he feels helps to define a mans identity. I had the chance to chat it up with him the first day of Project and he was more than willing to pose for a photo and break down his outfit for me exclusively. He wore an Isaia two button blazer, Ralph Lauren bow tie, J. Crew shirt, Save Khaki shorts, and Church’s Shanghai shoes.

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Style Icon - Nick Wooster (Fashion Adviser to Gilt Man)

As Fashion Adviser to Gilt Man (he was Men's Fashion Director for Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus), Nickelson Wooster is the men's style icon for sartorially inclined young men. His style and attention to detail are almost unparalleled in the men's style world, and every time I see a new picture of I'm stunned at his creativity. Growing up in Kansas and working in a clothing boutique before stints at various fashion houses and Barneys New York, Wooster developed a style that marched to a different drum. The best part is that you never see this kind of style on the street. The style that Wooster has is interesting, sexy, daring, rugged and polished all at the same time and it seriously blows me away.

 It's pretty safe to say that Nick has instantly become an overnight style icon and has developed quite the following on the blogosphere. From his trademark handlebar 'stache to his rugged take on prep, Wooster's badass individual style commands attention.

Thom Browne accessories

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Spring/Summer 2011 men's fashion trends - Coloured Trousers

Nick Wooster in coloured trousers

Chinos and trousers are nothing new and the exclusivity of jeans as men’s staple casual legwear finished many seasons ago.
I’m not endorsing a full throttle leap into the effort. If you’re a bit of a ‘colour novice’ most definitely do not attempt to fish out a pair of old luminous chartreuse trousers reminiscent of the disco era.
If you’re a bit apprehensive of donning a colour a bit more ‘out there’ so to speak, but would like to be a bit more adventurous with your wardrobe choices this summer, start out by changing a familiar colour through shades. Alternate hues of red and purple are becoming more and more common on the high street. Once confident with your berry or plum legwear, electric blue or even pink chinos will seem far from intimidating.


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