Enjoyed a beach sunset with my wife over the weekend. A few pictures from a beach walk at Half Moon Bay.

Dressing up a little bit. I have a group presentation in my college class today.

I have a request for you today. The CW (critique welcome) part of my daily post has been reduced sparingly. I truly value critiques that help me learn. My request today is to provide me at least one aspect of the outfit you think can be improved, you don't like for a specific reason, or where I went against a "rule" I may have not known about. Even if it's just "gray and green? meh~", that's totally fine! OK, here is what I am wearing: • Blazer — BOJ-009 (Missoni): An Italian olive-wool blazer with subtle micro-herringbone texture, a three-button front, and notched lapels. Its structured shoulders and warm brown lining give the internal-VC outfit distinctive but restrained executive character. • Shirt — DS-054 (Brisk): A pearl-white, midweight cotton-dobby dress shirt with a classic straight collar and French cuffs. The soft modern-fit shirt provides a formal, quietly textured foundation for the darker green and earthy accessories. • Undershirt — US-023 (David Archy): A white bamboo-rayon crew-neck undershirt with mid-bicep sleeves and an extra-long torso. Its close fit keeps it discreet beneath the opaque pearl-white shirt. • Trousers — SL-020 (Joseph Abboud): American-made, heavy wool odd trousers in mid gray and very light gray, featuring a subtle mini-check, high rise, outward double pleats, and 1.5-inch cuffs. Their fuller classic cut and excellent drape balance the blazer’s structured Italian silhouette. • Tie — NT-080 (Charles Tyrwhitt): A dark-green three-fold silk tie with small repeating silver-gray and white spots, contrast tipping, and hand-finished edges. The restrained pattern adds visual interest on camera while harmonizing naturally with the olive blazer. • Suspenders — SB-005 (JJ Suspenders): “Autumn Harvest” Y-back suspenders in cocoa brown, cream, and dark brown, finished with gold hardware and leather button loops. The warm palette bridges the olive jacket, gray trousers, gold accessories, and cinnamon-brown shoes. • Pocket Square — PS-043 (Rampley & Co.): “A White Dragon Ascends” is an art pocket square featuring dramatic white, blue, red, black, and multicolor ukiyo-e imagery. Its silky finish offers a controlled flash of personality against the subdued micro-herringbone blazer.

Just curious. Even tho I think "ladies" is a big motivator, eh!

Do you think we should wear hats? If you think so, please tell me some examples