Menswear– 10 menswear inspire pieces every girl should have in her closet this fall

Menswear– 10 menswear inspire pieces every girl should have in her closet this fall

There is something quite sexy about a feminine woman dressed in menswear. Thanks to Coco Chanel, this trend has been a mainstay since the 1920s when Coco was seen dressed in her boyfriend’s clothes.

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Inspiration: Menswear

 

There is something quite sexy about a feminine woman dressed in menswear. Thanks to Coco Chanel, this trend has been a mainstay since the 1920s when Coco was seen dressed in her boyfriend’s clothes.

Here are ten must have menswear(inspired) items that every girl needs in her closet this Fall.

 

Menswear Items Every Girl...
H&M jacket, 61,720 KRW / Boyfriend jeans, 62,385 KRW / H m, 16,905 KRW / Wingtip oxford, 67,850 KRW / Jeffrey Campbell high heel, 158,265 KRW / Michael Kors gold tone jewelry, 282,715 KRW / Long silver ring, 135,705 KRW / Linen herringbone suit vest, 144,750 KRW / Chambray narrow tie, 67,285 KRW / Tom Ford fragrance, 231,825 KRW /
What they are:
1.  Boyfriend Jeans:
Gone are the days of the too skinny too tight jeans and enters a blast from the 50s past, boyfriend jeans. These jeans are slight baggy, broken in, well worn and smells like the one you love. They are great rolled up or worn plain, dressed up or casual. In essence they are perfect and quite feminine, depending on how you wear them.
2. Tweed Smoking Jacket:
This jacket is a throw back to the time when men would go to smoking bars to hang with their bodies, drink whiskey, smoke cigars and either talk shop or about a hot little number they have just met. The contoured waist is perfect on a woman, giving her an automatic hourglass figure and it goes great with everything; skirts, jeans, pants and shorts. The elbow patches gives it an air of sophisticate refinery. Whatever the occasion this is a classic must have for any lady’s closet.
3. Wedge tasseled loafers
These cute men’s tasseled loafer inspired wedges are just sex-y on heels. Wear them with your boyfriend jeans, tweed shorts, pencil skirts or wide legged pants and you will always look put together.
4. Boyfriend’s Dress Shirt
Is basically what it says. A men’s dress white shirt. Goes well with jeans or skirt. Classic or modern, with a tie or scarf. This is classic for work, play or sexy time. Whichever way you go, there’s nothing like a crisp white shirt to make a statement.
5. Men’s Waistcoat (Vest)
This is a great way to dress up any outfit including jeans. Is sassy and sexy all at the same time.
6. Chambray Tie
This tie is playful and doesn’t take itself seriously. Its quirky and just plain fun. Draped loosely or worn properly this screams–fun-loving and carefree.
7.  Brogues
Because they are just hot.. Need I say more?
8. Tom Ford’s Tobacco and Vanille
This scent smells like sex in a cigar smoke filled bar and whiskey. Despite that description, its subtle in an in your face kind of way, leaving those you pass by intrigued. I recommended this scent to BBAW member Karla and she raves about it. A bit expensive but worth every penny–a little goes a long way.
9. Men’s Watch
A bit gaudy but sexy all the same. An oversize men’s watch worn by a woman, makes a statement. It says “I’m a sexy woman and I know it. I’m on the move, catch me if you can.”
10. Two finger Ring
Not brass knuckles, that’s a bit rough and tumble, but a two finger ring can make the statement that you are a modern edgy chick that is willing to take chances.
I hope this list helps you prepare your Fall wardrobe as the hot sticky sunny days of summer fades into crisp air and apple pie scented candles!!
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Blackberry 1225 pts

I hate to be a downer (because I love Katherine Hepburn and coco chanel's pants revolution) but I absolutely despise putting the word "boyfriend" in front of clothing for women that is loose fitting or boxy. When girls are young and if they are tomboys they aren't teased for not being like the other girls. Later they are sometimes called names like dyke or lesbo or whatever ---even if they are in fact heterosexual. Because I guess straight girls dress one way and lesbians "want to be boys" so they dress like boys. Then at some point in the late 90's early 00's the boyfriend Fashion phenonmena rolled into town. Now it's okay to wear loose clothing or clothing that doesn't accentuate a woman's figure only if you do so in a manner that suggests you're having an intimate relationship with a man. Have you noticed how hyper sexualized those model in boyfriend blazers are styled. The look says "I stayed up at my boyfriend's place having sex. Rather than out back on my cocktail dress I'm going to wear his baggy sweater home during my walk of not-quite-shame." This hypersexualization distances the look from pseudo-lesbianism to reasserting the women's heterosexuality and by extension her feminity. I'm not trying to be all conspiracy girl up in here, but it just seems like an awful lot to put on women's clothing when the same isn't done to men.. Boyfriend jeans could have just as easily been called box jeans or loose fit jeans. A loose fitting swear is a loose fitting sweater so too is a waist coast. Adding the word "boyfriend" that's done intentionally.

Toni_M 19968 pts moderator

While I'm not a guy's shoe type of gal, this post reminded me how much I love vests. I am lacking vests and need to buy some.

Lady M 160 pts

The ironic thing is that when women dress in menswear they look even MORE feminine...that's why I like wearing it. :) It'll never go out of style for me.

Blackberry 1225 pts

@Lady M See my post above about the whole " ironically looking more feminine" thing.

Pearl Rose 1182 pts

Now how about a post of women inspired men's wear! No? I remember when I was wearing my brothers clothing and he said "oh you look so cute sis" and I replied "now how about you wear mine!" Should have seen his face!

Bren82 1390 pts

I definitely have been wanting to add a vest to my wardrobe for the sophisticated effect. A tie is too much of a step forms though.

Karla 19047 pts

 Bren82 I agree.  No ties.  But I think scarves would be nice.

 

Karla 19047 pts

Been wearing number 8 with great success and want a waistcoat and some tasseled loafers.  I wear men's clothes quite a bit, particularly pants and shirts.  i really don't have hips so can wear the pants with ease and I'm not a frou-frou kind of woman when it comes to a "blouse" so I wear men's tailored shirts, sometimes with French cuffs.  My husband had a cashmere coat made in South Korea back in the late 90s and I wear that along with an old fedora in the winter time.  He has a new coat and an Indiana Jones fedora now so I get his hand-me-downs.  I like to pair my shirts with skirts and would wear the waistcoat with a skirt too, particularly a nice, tartan.  I wove a Barclay tartan this summer so thinking about making it into a skirt...

Luna Noire 415 pts

That sounds trés chic. The coat and fedora especially. I bet that loose, bohemian look is very fetching on you.

 

Ideas are percolating...

Luna Noire 415 pts

I have already taken one of my husband's watches (a Rolex made in 1971) as my own, and I wear it all the time now.

Karla 19047 pts

 Luna Noire That Rolex sounds like it's fab!  I love raiding my husband's stuff.  I have a vintage tuxedo shirt with French cuffs.  He has a set of beautiful Persian turquoise cufflinks that he bought when flying out of Bahrain in the early 90s.  They fit very nicely.  My husband and I wear the same size shoe (yay!) so I "borrowed" his tuxedo slippers to wear with jeans and other pants from time to time.  They were hand-made in England from a company that made Cary Grant's tux slippers.

Luna Noire 415 pts

 Karla It is fab. Chunky and fab. It's not worth much (it's kinda like having a '71 Mercedes; it's a Mercedes but it's really just an old car that's worth barely more than other old cars), and it's only the stainless steel submariner model, but I LOVE it, and it looks good on me. He has some great watches, so he's not missing it too much.

 

There is no way I could wear one of his hats (size 8) or his shoes (size 13), but I do wear his dress shirts sometimes. I'd probably have to buy a small men's size in a hat or a pair of shoes. The idea is very enticing, though.

Karla 19047 pts

 Luna Noire I have a couple of pairs of men's Italian loafers that I bought in Sicily when I was visiting.  They are mad comfortable and gorgeous.  The leather is amazing.  I know my equivalent shoe size in men's, European, and British so I can buy shoes wherever I am.  I usually have women stopping me to ask where I got my shoes.  Sometimes, men have great styles in shoes that can be unisex.