Style Minute | Ep 006 | The Art of Layering: Business Attire

This episode is part three of the Introduction to the Art of Layering episode.

Here Craig gives you a few pointers on how to pull off a business layered look with a suit, dress shirt and tie, thin and lightweight sweater, and a waterproof trench coat.

He reminds you that the key to pulling off a layered look is to build your outfit with thin garments that coordinate well with each other (i.e. fabrics, fit, colors, etc). More casual layering options and tips will be broadcast in future Style Minute episodes. Stay tuned!

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Howto & Style

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• style minute
• craig stokes
• business
• layering
• apparel
• suit
• dress shoes
• tie
• blue
• purple
• fashion advice
• men
• male

[99sirrom]

I like it!! I plan to add a few of your tips to my line up. Thanks and keep'em coming!

[StyleMinute]

@99sirrom Thanks a lot 99sirrom!

[adheeshz]

2 Much layering! Gets 2 hot & luk heavy Bud.

Worth a try Craig. Most of all I consider the comfort in any clothing before i move on the the style aspect.

[StyleMinute]

@adheeshz It certainly can get a little hot if you were to add too many layers during the wrong time of year/day. This look is more appropriate during cooler days and seasons so that you're not sweating or feeling weighed down.

[TeamLibertyExpress]

I never considered a thin sweater in the mix like that.

I'm gonna look for something like that to try out.

[StyleMinute]

@TeamLibertyExpress Take a look at Murano brand (Dillards) - they usually carry the sweaters I'm wearing in this episode.

[Mikespyke]

dude this is like almost fit for fit the thing Marvin Gaye was wearing on the What's Going On album cover.

idk if you listen to him StyleMinute or if anyone else does haha

[Mikespyke]

the beginning song sample is really nice

[wildhorse4262]

too many collars

[StyleMinute]

@NipThuggin I agree 100%

[NipThuggin]

The look is perfect for fall/winter, but more so towards fall. But its a great look especially if u add a pair of clear lens glasses to it and maybe a fedora like MetzlerMiller said.

[StyleMinute]

@SkepticMagician Thanks for stopping by and checking out the show. I appreciate the positive feedback.