Thanks. While grey isn't an exciting colour, it does something interesting for the top leayers. It allows the top layer to shine while adding a touch of calm and refinement. In this particular look, the warmth of brown leather seems to come through while grey hums at the core.
When I tried it with more jackets in my wardrobe, I was pleasantly surprised by how effective the looks have turned out despite grey being a bring colour.
Thanks. More recently, I used the charcoal trousers and brown brogues as a base and rotated only jackets and t-shirts. Tried untucked, half-tucked, and tucked in tee variants while maintaining the same poses for consistency. As a result, I have a foundation for a lookbook with many looks with minimal variety. I may post some more looks from this experiment. What's fascinating about this process is that many new outfits are discovered without a need to buy a single item!
Thanks. The idea is interesting. I have a wider and shorter belt with a metal buckle that's more similar to the watch metal. Not sure whether a half-tuck would work with it, however.
Thank you. Why the sandals don't seem to work this much? 🤷♂️