Huffington Magazine Issue 83 | Page 76

Exit STYLE option. Go with solid gray or dark red if you’re traditional, a Repp tie (thick navy diagonal stripes with a contrasting color) if you’re preppy and a very small, very subdued print in dark colors if you’re daring (think gingham or micro-checks in neutral tones). French Corders Khaki, Bonobos, $125 9. DARK, STRAIGHT-LEGGED, UNEMBELLISHED JEANS. No rips, no tears (accidental or purposeful), no studs and no prefading. No sagging in the butt, no bunching around the ankles and no bagginess around the thighs. That’s all we ask. BONOBOS 10. DARK, STRAIGHT-LEG KHAKI PANTS. Same fit requirements as the jeans, but this time, in a dark khaki color — not that stonewash, almost-gray color of Dockers you wore at age 12. Go with a caramel or camel hue that will work with a gray sport jacket or red flannel button-down alike. 11. A PLAIN, SOLID-COLORED HOODIE. You’re going to want to wear a sweatshirt (like, every day), so be sure to have a nice one on hand. That means something slightly fitted that hits no lower than the hips with sleeves that HUFFINGTON 01.12.14 aren’t too long. Oh, and no logos or writing whatsoever. 12. PLAIN, SOLID-COLORED CREWNECK T-SHIRTS. Same idea as the hoodie — you’ll want to go casual, so make sure you have tee options that don’t have the names of sports teams, frats or unfunny jokes written on them. 13. A SOLID CREWNECK SWEATER. In cashmere, wool or even cotton, a thin crewneck sweater is one of the most versatile items you can