Received my first pair of Seersucker trousers in the mail today via Poshmark. Excited about styling them this summer. Today’s mashup is a Wrangler denim shirt over a white cotton tank top. Shoes are Vivobarefoot in sort of a Driving Moc. Trousers are Polo Ralph Lauren.

As you've progressed through your style journey, you've probably learned how to dress appropriate for the company and environment. How has your style journey influenced your default style (in no specific company or environment) either at home or in public? For me, I used to the typical whatever jeans and graphic shirt guy (Yea....I know....but we all start somewhere). Now my default is slightly improved: nicer jeans (darker with no wear marks) and a nice solid black shirt or polo.

I’m still searching for a pair of Khakis or Tan Chinos, but I remembered this grubby pair of 20 year old Carhartts. Perfect for fixing bicycles. I combined it with a Light Blue Button Up, Navy Blazer, and some Burgundy in the Tie, Belt and Loafers. I kind of dig the juxtaposition.

One of the best pieces of advice I ever heard was from an AskOkey video. In he talks about how as you get closer to your body, you should go lighter. For example, if you wear a dark grey suit, then wear a mid-color tie, and then a light colored shirt. Deviation can work, but I think as a general rule, it's a sure way to ensuring you always look great.

Since I feel like taking care of your body and how your clothes feel and fit tend to go hand in hand, I would love to know "what is your favorite cheap and easy but packed go-to meal is?" I feel like most of us are trying to watch what we eat and make responsible choices so I feel like this would be a good thread to throw in some easy recipes for others to look at.