Weather Vain: Jackson, Wyoming - 28 and Snowy

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It’s a good day to make your way up East Ridge Lift. Here, the sort of getup that does well with après-ski cocoa/cocktails. —erica

Clockwise from top left:

+ A Chinti and Parker flannel shirt as cozy as the breakfast at The Bunnery.

+ Winifred Grace’s Pegasus cuff—useful for spotting constellations in the night sky.

+ A Hache shearling coat that plays well with the warm woods at Snake River Grill.

+ The sort of Rag & Bone denim vest that feels classically Western—and cool no matter where you are.

+ A Eugenia Kim turband—’cause it’s COLD.

+ Sperry guys that will feel luxurious when you yank off your snow boots.

+ Etoile Isabel Marant cords as fun (and French?) as a day on Rendezvous Mountain.

+ A Tila March bag that’s as carefully crafted as some Brown Derby booziness from The Rose.

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In Character: Tom Haverford

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As he would no doubt tell you himself, Tom Haverford is one of the most fashionable men in Pawnee. And that’s not just because he’s probably the only guy in town with a subscription to GQ. Here’s how to work his look whether you’re doing as little as possible for the city government or building an entertainment media conglomerate by giving away free iPads. —erica

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A Boast polo: “That’s because it was featured in Details magazine, and it’s awesome.”

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A Rag & Bone vest—classic Tommy Timberlake.

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A plaid Jean Shop scarf that gets tons of compliments from Entertainment 720’s $100k-a-year assistant.

So much more “In Character!” Don’t miss it.

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In Character: Mitch Robbins

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Remember City Slickers? Remember Billy Crystal in that Mets hat? REMEMBER NORMAN?! (In case you somehow don’t recall plot points from a 1991 comedy, Norman is the calf that Billy-as-Mitch delivers and brings back to NYC, guys.) Here’s hoping you never forget any of this, with a guide to how BC dressed for his very first cattle drive. —erica

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A Journal Standard shirt that looks appropriately worn-in after the river crossing with the herd. 

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A Rising Sun vest really sells the idea of a midlife-crisis adventure.

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A Staple Design cap—in hometeam colors—to wear until Curly’s cowboy hat seems essential.

You wouldn’t believe all the “In Character” we have up our sleeves. Dive in here.

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It Takes Two: Callia & Claire Pull On Our Cardigan Sweater

Not sure if you noticed, but it’s sweater weather—at least in NYC. Here’s how Callia Hargrove, intern extraordinaire, and Claire Mazur (co-founder! etc.!) would wear one of our fave knits of the season. —erica

The Key Piece: Charlie Sweater by Cardigan by Lynne Hiriak

Callia’s Take: Veda vest, Current/Elliott pants, and Bed Stu boots. 

Claire’s Take: Acne shirtAce & Jig pants, and Marais USA boots.

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In Character: Nigel Tufnel

Nigel Tufnel had a big day on Friday—it was elevens, right across the board. But god knows he’d appreciate it if the tributes kept on flooding in, so here’s a shout-out to the three key components of his bicep-accentuating style. Note: This post is better if you listen to “Lick My Love Pump” while reading it. —erica

A Surface to Air leather jacket in red and black that could be none more black.

His exact inner structure on a T-shirt, courtesy of  Ksubi.

A leopard-print Joyrich vest that leaves his arms and the armadillo in his trousers on display.

There’s more where this came from. To capture the Doug Funny or Indiana Jones look, click here.

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Of a Kind

Sure it’s summer, but when the weather still requires you to wear a jacket of sorts, a leather cami—this one by the British line muubaa—doesn’t sound so absurd. Paired with the light vest Veda made for us, it makes for the least in-your-face leather layering. —jiayi  

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In Character: Lotte Schwartz

Cameron Diaz’s hair and makeup may have gotten the most attention, but her Being John Malkovich wardrobe—which would not look so out-of-place in Greenpoint—was pretty memorable (and crazy-cat-lady insane), too.

A simple James Perse turtleneck that would look only kind of silly on Mr. Malkovich (or a person embodying him).

A floor-length, faux-modest denim skirt by What Goes Around Comes Around.

A loud knit vest from Twenty8Twelve that hides most signs of pet hair.

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Of a Kind

Yes, this big, furry, eggplant vest from Jennifer Chun is meant for next fall, but I’d like to be wearing it right this very minute. And reading in a coffee shop all day. —erica

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Of a Kind

Between the flowy silk and the fanciful hand-dying, Upstate’s new pieces are as summery as Hawaiian Tropic and margaritas. —erica

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Oh, You Need a V-Day Gift, Do You?

We think our editions would make splendid Valentine’s Day gifts for all sorts of people. In fact, just to give you as sense of their versatility, we did a little shopping for a few of our favorite personalities, including a future princess and a part-Veela witch. nathalie gorman

 

Fade Out Necklace by Cursive Design

To: Jane Eyre

Love: Mr. Rochester

We think Mr. R. would be well advised to purchase this necklace for his ladylove. The subtle elegance of the dyed lace combined with the delicate nature of the chain would suit Jane to a T.

Universal Striped Leather Vest by Veda

To: Miss Catherine Middleton

Love: Prince William

After you give a woman an engagement ring the whole world is jealous of, coming up with a suitable V-Day gift is a challenge. This striped leather is so distinctive that it would attract almost as much attention as her rock—and would look adorable paired with her fave jeans-and-boots combo. Bonus points: Since there are only five in the whole wide world, it’s nearly as exclusive.

Crystal Ship Necklace by Lizzie Fortunato Jewels

To: Fleur Delacour

Love: Bill Weasley

Fleur Delacour may have been the snootiest of the Triwizard Champions, but we love her and her style—and so does her wizard husband Bill Weasley. This necklace would look amazing with her phoenix-embellished wedding gown if she ever decided to bust it out again, and, furthermore, it’s obvious even to us Muggles that this piece is magic.

Pouch Belt by Manimal

To: Natalie Portman

Love: Benjamin Millepied

Not only is this belt super cute, but it’s also adjustable—making it the ideal present for the most adorable pregnant woman in the world. Yes, it’s leather, and she’s a vegan—but so is the woman who made it.

 

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