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[MartyPape]

As you said in the ending segment shoes make all the difference. Elevating one’s shoe game and keeping the same wardrobe will get a ton of compliments. That’s how I started my style conversion a few years back. Right away people made compliments.

[DP-bxob]

One of your best videos! I had to watch it twice, because i wanted to see your outfits again. Keep up the good work.

[roberthalljr]

This is cool to see you talk about the sandwich method, this is how I usually seem to work my outfits. Sometimes I seem to even just hint at this with my sock color.

[phillipmarlowe]

Thank you John. Once again you knock it out of the park!!!!

[reyhosein]

My gosh, those color combinations & styles on you look so wonderful, I'm learning more and more about dressing a bit more suave, but living in the caribbean, I do more flip flops, sandals and shorts than anything else, except for work and nicer occasions in air-conditioned environments mostly. 😊

[rustybearden]

You offer simple, practical, easy to understand tips and ideas that any guy can apply to their own style and wardrobe. You're right about the shoes - a very easy way to elevate the look of any outfit and one's overall look. And keep them clean and polished and match the belt with the shoes (this annoys me to see men with mismatched shoes and belts - or no belt). I think this is true with accessories in general - higher quality shoes, belts, hats, ties, scarves, gloves and watches can really polish your look and freshen your style. Great channel with great info - thank you!

[Newbill]

Great Advice. Over the last month I’ve found four great pieces of footwear from Allen Edmonds. They’re one of the few companies that makes my size. So I found a Chukka boot, a penny loafer, and three great sneakers. Right around $2000.00 total. I’ve never found decent fashionable sneakers until I ordered these. So your advice on shoes is perfect. Collars yes, I’ve also bought a bunch of new Ralph Lauren Polos because the custom slim fits me great, unlike any other polo I’ve ever found.

We disagree about Topsiders, no big deal. I found three Sperry Topsiders in my size and ordered them. They are always going to be classic, so in or out of style I don’t think about that.

[DesertMav]

The sandwich method sounds like a really cool option for most folks. Also, going monochromatic really elevates the style quite a bit. This was yet another great video.

[Mike----]

The sandwich method. Love it. That’s something I do unconsciously sometimes. It’s good to know it’s a thing! I’m also digging the monochromatic kick. Good stuff 👍

[roberthalljr]

So ok, on second watching I noticed the Tom Ford Books, the You Tube award, (Great job by the way) the great background in general, and the Good Fellas photo. I love it all!

[robertofont]

What a clever idea the sandwich method is! In addition I appreciate and use all your style tricks. Thanks John for your keen, discriminating eye. You are a class act.

[leosigman]

Excellent information. Thank you. I see another benefit from darker tops — they set off or frame your silver hair and beard. White or light tops make them disappear and seem to give your body a strange proportion.

[erikdam]

especially the sandwich method was really interesting and helpful - thanks!

[Nick.Brough]

The first shoes I bought when starting-over was a pair of medium-brown brogues. They go with everything except shorts and funeral-wear!

[q-storm]

Well John, my favorite fashion influencer, you have gone and done it again. I'm all for the sandwich method. I've been doing it for many many years. I love the jeans between the white shirt and white sneakers. Perfect for spring. I also like the light Chino pants between the brown Shirt and brown shoes. I'm going to keep on with the sandwich method. Take care, Brother 🤜🏾🤛🏻😄😀😊

[kenhowell]

Really cool concept. Thanks for bringing it to us John.

[NoteFromSELF]

I'm glad you take the time to model what you're talking about. The visuals really do help. Sort of reenforces my thoughts on when I shop for clothes. I used to look at a shirt or pants on the rack and think I wouldn't like it on me (because of a pattern or cut or whatever). Then once I didn't think I would like, then I really liked it. So it makes sense to model them for yourself. So I appreciate the effort you made to show us what you're talking about. Can you do underwear and swimwear next? 😉

[joelrichards]

Great tips across the board, well put together. I have been incorporating contrast for years. I began using it due to living with red-green color weakness that makes it hard to differentiate between certain colors. I know what I have and I know what work together, but when the value of the tones are similar, to me, they blend in and to me that looks bland. This is especially true with light shades like pastels. I also mix warm and cool tones to add contrast at times.

[arsmoriendi]

So many great looks in this one video - thank you for sharing!

[O.Shawabkeh]

That was a top content video, thank you.
And you are right, as a skinny-AF dude I've naturally avoided t-shirts but opted for a few polos.