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Big change
Tomorrow, I will be meeting a family friend who last saw me 11 years ago when my mom took the image on the left. Needless to say things have changed! I say this to emphasize how change might not be swift, but when you keep working, positive results will come.
Big change
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Without having seen the transition, I know it’s not necessary for people to see you as a wonderfully well dressed gentleman. Your outfits are designed, but put on. The outfit always knows what’s ahead in your day and you are clearly dressed with intention. Don’t worry about overdoing it when you meet your friend. This is a common approach. Just treat it as another day because you are already a master at the every day.
OOTD July 18
Charles Tyrwhitt tan linen shirt with rolled sleeves over blue Twillory shorts with brown Anson belt with silvervbuckle. Beckett Simonon brown suede sneakers, Monterey Kitty Hawk blue dial watch and Scent Reserve inspired by Spice Bomb.
OOTD July 18
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I am loving the shade of that CT linen shirt ( seemingly one of the few I don’t own and now wonder why!). However, the subtle mastery here is the watch and belt alignment with the bold silver and dark chocolate colors. Beautiful.
Colognes
Hi everyone I’m looking to build a consistent rotation of at least 2 - 3. Does anyone know of some that work? I a novice when it comes to cologne so I just want something affordable and good for everyday and semi formal use. Thanks guys
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@Benjamin Spolarich Tom Ford leather and wood colognes are my new finds that drew me back into fragrances and got the right reaction from the wife.
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@Benjamin Spolarich I stop smelling the Parfum level fragrances within an hour. My wife smells them for 1/2 of the day. If she doesn’t love it, there’s little point to it.
Knowing the dress code and ignoring it
Hi Gents, If the unwritten dress code is super relax gym like attire but it's not a gym setting, do you ignore it and bring your outfit up a few notches to the casual level and dress how you want or dress like everyone else? What would you do?
2 likes • 18h
It is a balance. First: never dress in a way that embarrasses your style or belief in how one should dress for an occasion, even if it means going far beyond a stated overly casual vibe. My friends are all used to this from me. No one says anything other than positive comments on how I dressed. That said, my intention is not to make my host uncomfortable or disrespect their intent. This is where you need to decide on how many levels you will kick it up. No one is wearing a tux to a pool party. But what about a blazer and wool/linen blend slacks with a collared shirt? Is the intent of the event to honor your friend’s retirement and he has asked that others all dress as a reflection of the life ahead of him, specifically calling out a relaxed approach? I will honor this friend by comporting to their wishes, but in my manner. Depending on the friend and situation, I may reach out to express my desire to do both and ensure they are comfortable with my approach. Remember: I have a PhD in psychology and overthink everything….
Rainy Day Vibes
Even though it’s going to rain all day doesn’t mean chores don’t have to get done. Ironing, errands, bill paying, packing. I’m leaving on a trip tomorrow so I have to squeeze it all into today. 🤷🏻‍♂️ OOTD: Tan Peter Millar shorts Peach/White Peter Millar micro dot polo Rust suede loafers with matching belt. Hope You all have a great Saturday.
Rainy Day Vibes
6 likes • 18h
Looks like you’ve assembled the perfect outfit for the day’s activities. Those shoes are delicious!
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Dr. Jason Cole
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PhD clinical psychology. Owner of P3 Research, a company specializing in PRO/COA consulting for bio/pharma. Dressing well is part of my persona.

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Joined Nov 18, 2025
South Bay of LA
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