28 M_Cover.qxp:COVER - Mitchells | Richards
28 M_Cover.qxp:COVER - Mitchells | Richards
28 M_Cover.qxp:COVER - Mitchells | Richards
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THE RICHEST<br />
LOOKS ARE<br />
SEASONAL<br />
PHOTOGRAPHY BY SERGIO KURHAJEC<br />
STYLING BY WENDY MCNETT<br />
HAIR & MAKEUP BY MACO TESTA<br />
S<br />
BOB MITCHELL<br />
ON WHY EVERY<br />
GREAT WARDROBE<br />
SHOULD INCLUDE<br />
SOME GREAT<br />
SEASONAL PIECES...<br />
W<br />
hile 50 percent of your wardrobe can be<br />
“year round,” 50 percent should be seasonal.<br />
Cold weather fabrics—fl annels, tweeds,<br />
corduroys, suedes and velvets—provide a depth,<br />
variety and personality to dressing that can’t be<br />
matched by less distinctive transitional fabrics.<br />
For fall 2011, we’re seeing a big comeback<br />
of the gray fl annel suit, made famous by JFK in<br />
the 1960’s. We’re also seeing a big resurgence<br />
of tweed and herringbone, for dressing up<br />
or casual.<br />
Also more popular than ever is layering...<br />
chunky sweaters, wool knit ties and a beautiful<br />
heavier sportcoat are a great way to bring a<br />
pair of jeans to life. So, pile on the cashmeres,<br />
sweaters and scarfs. Winter, come and get us!
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