OK, so it's official - caps are cool!

[DJH]

Thanks, Beckham!

Do me a favor though, please don't start wearing fedoras. I don't think I could handle that!

 

[The Wiser Hatter]

It is an ok cap one of Johnny's would be better. Like the shoes.

 

[Baron Kurtz]

If he'd just stop wearing that awful clashing shoe/trouser colour combination, the world would be rosy!

 

[Lotsahats]

Oh, I like the contrast, myself.

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[Baron Kurtz]

brown/tan and blue (and most other contrasts) can work harmoniously. That above is a bit much to my eye. The shoes are almost disembodied, not a part of the outfit at all, and all down to the too-extreme contrast. They stand alone, and don't add anything to the whole. All the rest works fine, but what on earth those 6 buttons on the cuff are supposed to be there for, is anyone's guess.[huh]

You'd think, with his wife being who she is, that he might have had a bit of colour co-ordination nagged into him after all these years.

 

[Edward]

Agreed, the lack of co-ordination with the shoes was the first thing that jumped out at me. His usual slovenly appearance in the shaving department was the second. lol

 

[Hal]

The actual article notes Mr B's sartorial progress - let's be grateful for small mercies!
We should surely applaud both the cap (not a flat cap as the article asserts) and the good-looking overcoat; but if it's cold enough to wear them, surely an open-necked shirt will be incongruous, illogical and uncomfortable!

 

[Nick D]

All the rest works fine, but what on earth those 6 buttons on the cuff are supposed to be there for, is anyone's guess.[huh]

For the same reason Matt Doyle needed five on his suit cuffs.