Leather jacket's, have been phenomenal over the decades since it ever started trending.From the centuries we have been looking that leather jackets are the most aesthetic and sharpened attire where a men or women have ever approached.
Leathery jackets puts a different view to your personality when you wear it in a perfect manner.ironically it's the only wardrobe in the house that make a clown look an elegant piece.if you haven't heard it, before then you can see it over and over again on many fashioned modules.
Psychology say's "leather jackets on men with a shabby looks makes the women go crazy, for that gentleman.
Recently, there are many fashion magazines in the west approaching models with beard and the only common thing they are looking for that the model should look good in leather jackets.
However, there is still a lot of room for error when it comes to these little beauties and as always it really is all about the fit. Try to keep them on slim side and fitted to your body creating straight lines and a snug feeling to them. Luckily, leather jackets are different breed from their 1950's counter parts so are made from lamb or goat's hide rather than horsehide that remained hard to break in and made that squeaky noise whenever you moved.Bad times. times.
A suggestion I might make is to try a size smaller than you normally would and see how that looks and feels on your particular body shape. Make sure it hugs your shoulders rather than slouches off them, it ends at your waist not thighs and be sure to have sleeves that aren't too long, it's not something a tailor can sort out.
Ways To Wear
And as always, here are some fool-proof ways of wearing a leather jacket:
Grab your favourite pair of jeans (so long as there on the darker side of denim), a crisp white shirt and slim black tie. Pair with a black bomber and your favourite pair of white trainers and you've got a look that straddles formal and casual perfectly.With a dark brown fatigue style jacket, go with some slightly baggier jeans, a printed/band T-shirt with a black or white base to it and those knackered vans or converse you have lying around. Get yourself some Wayfarer sunglasses and a grey slouch beanie to round of aneffortless lazy weekend outfit.Try it with your plaid and stripe shirts too. Take a hint from Robert Patterson and team some grey or black denim with a dark plaid in red or blue with a black leather bomber.Or try reversing the 'formal top/casual bottom' look. Pair those grey or navy suit trousers that you only ever wear to job interviews with a simple neutral or complimenting T-shirt and some Oxblood Brogues with a coffee coloured motocross leather jacket for a new take on the word 'smart-casual'.
Colour is an important choice to make too. Black is most guys go to here but there are other options to be considered. Of course black is great for a more classic look and always carries the impression of instant coolness and, let's be honest, punk rock'give-a-sh*t'. But with the options of chocolate browns, tans and even butterscotch leathers now readily available, why not try them out as well.
Brown has always been a more stylish choice compared to the formalistic black, is very versatile when paired with nearly every colour and also helps you stand out from a sea of Joe Strummer wannabes.
-Saif gallant.
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