It's gameday and we're ready to watch the Tide Roll to another Championship! Outfit rundown: - Crimson, Alabama Script A, polo shirt by Criquet - Made-to-measure, Japanese selvedge denim, dark washed indigo jeans by Proper Cloth - Burgundy, shadow striped, cotton, over-the-calf socks by Nobile Italy - Tan leather suspenders by JJ Suspenders - Tan leather sneakers by Lems Shoes - Burgundy and charcoal check with crimson overcheck, wool sportscoat by Jack Victor - Blood Rose Peaky flat cap by Boston Scally - Crimson, burgundy, and gray silk pocket square - Crimson Alabama Script A lapel pin - Sterling Silver and Hawaiian Koa wood, Nalu Wave necklace - Burgundy, Wedding-Date inscribed, silicone wedding ring by Enso - Sterling Silver, Sapphire, and Red Enamel Spiderman ring by LFL SOTD: Layton by Parfums de Marly WOTD: Ascent Red Helix 39mm GADA Automatic by Erebus

Good morning gentlemen, Since I began this journey of becoming a gentleman it has been such a blessing for me. There was a time in my life that I felt that I didn’t exist, that no one even noticed me. I felt an invisible and just a no one. Once I began to work on myself and I began to change my look, people started noticing me, I mean people would make an effort to not only acknowledge me but to make it a point to make contact with me. Now, at first I felt uncomfortable going from people not noticing me to when I walk in a place whether inside or out I became the center piece of that environment. People would want to get to know me, offer assistance when I came into establishments, or just want to be around me. Now, no matter where I go I receive compliments people ask if they can take my picture or even can they take a picture with me. Women asking to take a picture, making statements that they wish their husband or boyfriend would dress like me. My business has skyrocketed, my contacts have increased by over 80 percent from before I started this journey. So why am I saying this? Because if you feel out of place by the way you dress, your manners, the way you carry yourself, it is okay you will learn that they are not looking at you out of discuss, but out of admiration and respect. Gentlemen, how many of you received or are receiving compliments on a regular basis since you started this journey? I would love to hear your experiences and I’m sure others would too. This is what this community is about to share and encourage each other. Take this pole and then write how you feel your transition affected you.