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5 Things I'm Rocking Right Now: Nickelson Wooster
Nick Wooster is on fire right now. Besides becoming the creative advisor for this year's PROJECT Men's tradeshow in Vegas, and joining the GiltMAN team as fashion advisor, he has probably been one of if not the most reblogged dudes menswear. He's got the cool grown-up style that young folks admire, and other dudes his age envy. We caught up with the man himself recently to hear about what keeps his style on point day-to-day. Check out the 5 Things Nickelson Wooster Is Rocking Right Now.
Scuba by Paul Garnier Watch
Scuba by Paul Garnier Watch
"Since I can't afford a Submariner, this is the consolation prize. I found this at Grahame Fowler, a cool little shop behind my building on W 10th St. and they said it is a British Navy watch from the 70's. I'll go with that. The band is shell cordovan from LEFFOT (which happens to be directly across the street from my apartment)."
Ray-Bans
Ray-Bans
"I think these are Baush and Lomb. I don't know the exact provenance, I just think they are cool. Every guy should own Ray Bans. The Aviator and the Caravan, for me, are the quintessential sunglasses. EVERY face looks great in them. These are my third pair."
Zippo Brass Lighter
Zippo Brass Lighter
"As a dedicated smoker, I have never understood why more guys don't carry Zippo lighters. If you're gonna smoke, you gotta do it right. I have tons of them and I constantly lose them, but I always like brass the best. It gets an amazing patina the more you use it. Plus it provides great audio, and the smell reminds me of my childhood."
Trickers x Engineered Garments Asymmetric Derby Brogue
Trickers x Engineered Garments Asymmetric Derby Brogue
"I couldn't believe these when I saw them at Nepenthes. I thought it was a mistake. What is so great about them is that NO ONE will ever notice. BUT I will."
Visvim Indigo-Dyed Sea Island Pocket Tee
Visvim Indigo-Dyed Sea Island Pocket Tee
"I bought this at 10 Corso Como in Milan a couple of weeks ago, and I can't take it off—I am obsessed with it. The way Hiroki uses indigo dye, this T-shirt will undergo subtle shade changes during its (hopefully) long life. I say hopefully, because I have never spent $600 on a t shirt."
