15 Style Tips You Can Learn From Home Alone

Solid knits are cool and all, but Kevin had the competition beat with his white textured sweater. While ribbed sweaters and cable knits are solid winter staples, Kevin's checkered knit is particularly fresh.

Taking a style cue from Jerry Seinfeld, Kevin rocked his heat with just about anything. That includes a royal blue plaid shirt and dark slim-fitting pants.

It's ideal to break in raw denim throughout the winter season, the thick fabric keeps you warm, and they'll break in by the time the mercury drops for spring. However, they're not exactly the most comfortable thing to travel in. That's why we applaud Kevin's choice of khaki chinos. They're not as proper as trousers, but still look dressy enough without requiring an iron. Plus, they look great with a navy Aran sweater and plaid shirt.

The trick to rocking multiple patterns? Break them apart with solids. Take a cue from Kevin here, who's rocking a festive holiday hat with a plaid-lined hood. The scarf and tan in the middle breaks them apart so they don't clash with each other.

Leave your JanSport in elementary school. Even Kevin knew that when heading to a style capital like New York, understated luxury is key. That's why his leather-accented tan backpack works so well. When you have impromptu run-ins with bigwigs like Donald Trump, it helps to look as professional as possible.

Piped or flannel pajamas are fine... but if you really wanna stunt, you'll get a pair of all-over print sleepwear. The ultimate in cozy boy style, when paired with a luxe robe and comfortable house slippers, you'll definitely be lounging like a king.

Turn the volume of any kit up with a scarf. A winter essential, they prevent head colds and just look awesome when paired together with a hardy coat and beanie. You should follow Kevin's example and get a versatile, marled knit in your rotation.

Wanna step up your winter kit? Throw a crewneck sweater over a flannel or other button-down shirt.

Prior to his Christmas recital, Kevin wears a crisp oxford shirt and suit with no tie, and the top button artfully undone. Learn from his unintentional sprezzatura, and ditch the tie occasionally for a slightly more dressed-down look. Accessorizing with a Talkboy is purely optional.

One of many items from our childhood that are suddenly cool again, the pom beanie looks especially dope on Kevin McAllister, who rocks it well through both movies.

Slick your hair back, put on good deodorant, and go easy on the aftershave. These are the key tips we learned from Kevin McAllister's grooming regimen.

When you need to look sharp and suave, a comb does wonders for your hair. Sometimes for 'dos like this, fingers and gel just won't cut it.

Peep game: the upturned camo contrast on the pants, and the camo strap around the BB Gun. Kevin is so serious right now. 10/10.

Pomade? Nahhhh. Just let your mane get mussy enough for that super chill, artfully-tousled look. Kevin is clearly surprised at how awesome his hair is.