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It doesn't take much to impress at the beach (not much that you can buy at a store, that is), so simplicity is the key when you're in Miami this December. Take a cue from the beachware of the '20s (no, we don't mean one-piece bathing suits) and opt for stripes. Why not avoid the predictable, nautical blue and bump it up a notch with a splash of red or yellow instead? If a shirt must be worn, make it crisp and clean--and open, for you hard-bodies--with rolled sleeves and buttoned collars, a classy state of dishabille. Keep Reading →

Miami tends to be pretty casual, so a bathing suit and a pair of flip-flops can get you pretty far. OUT’s Brent Coover shows us the perfect look that takes us from a day at the beach straight to happy hour. Keep Reading →

New England in autumn is truly a magical place. The locals tend to favor a preppier style, but it’s all about keeping warm as the sun fades and the chilly air moves in. OUT Fashion Editor shows us to layer in a chic way, making sure you’ll stay warm in the rugged weather. Keep Reading →

You go to New England just for the clam chowder, perhaps taking a scenic route through that winds through upstate New York just to watch the leaves change, and you visit your old Ivy League alma mater once every fall for a football game and hot cider with your old college chums. Oh, you say you don't? Well, that's still no excuse not to dress as if you do. Henleys, smart ginghams, quilted vests, and cuffed jeans all deserve prime placement in your wardrobe. Right next to your letterman jacket, of course. Keep Reading →

Tastemakers agree; traveling light is always right. Keep Reading →