Ride 'Em Tweed Cowboy!

What can we say? There's so much going on here that we almost missed our stop! First, we admire this gentleman for being able to combine the best of the British countryside with the the wildest of the American West. Ride 'em, Sir Cowboy!

Let's start with the fine British elements of this hottie's outfit. The shoes are classic British style. An American would wear shoes that had no noticeable wear. These shoes combine an expensive look with a functional appearance that lets you know high quality shoes are meant to be worn regularly. The herringbone tweed jacket is appropriate for a hunting weekend at an English country house.

The American elements of this ensemble are quite noticeable. The form-fitting white pants paired with a white scarf with faint hints of a checkerboard pattern. Most intriguing of the American elements is a white pocket square with delicate marbling. Notice the insouciance of how it's positioned in his coat pocket. Last, but not least, a cowboy hat!

We admire a man who can look so comfortable in such an unusual outfit!

Location: Red Line at Broadway

Imagined Profession: Art Gallery Owner