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"We're gonna miss summer's beach parties and bikini watching, but man, is it easier to dress well when we're not sweating through a T-shirt. In fall, a guy can wear more, go bigger, and\u2014this year\u2014get a little looser, too.\n\nSee, right now it's all about leaving buttons undone and shirts untucked. It's about trading coats for hefty cardigans. (Really hefty. Like, thick-enough-to-stop-a-bullet hefty.) It's about wearing your favorite thing over your second-and third-favorite things, then acting as if it was all by accident.\n\nSo how do you know if you're wearing enough layers? Easy. If you're warm enough to walk a few blocks, you're golden. If not, keep on piling on. You make sure you don't freeze to death, and we'll make sure you look good.\n\nOrange jacket, $325 by Gant Rugger. Denim jacket, $775 by Dolce &amp;amp; Gabbana. Shirt, $380 by Bottega Veneta. Tie, $80 by J. Crew. Tie bare, $15 by The Tie Bar\n\nFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\n1. Invest in This Season's Most Valuable Layer\n\nA dark suit vest adds a little bit of tailoring to your off-duty look\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nButton every button except the top and bottom ones.FacebookPinterestKnow how women go nuts for Ryan Gosling? A Henley is, like, 78 percent of the reason why.FacebookPinterestUnbuttoned and over the vest, as if you ran out the door and didn't think twice.FacebookPinterestMeet the shacket, the workwear-esque hybrid that's far cooler than a Prius.FacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\n2. The Perfect Fall Two-Piece Isn't a Suit\n\n A knit hat and wide-striped crewneck are your survive-the-commute secret weapons\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nYou know that factoid about how you lose half your body heat through your head? It's a total lie, but who cares? A knit watch cap just looks rad\u2014especially in Jacques Cousteau red.**FacebookPinterestA chunky, thick- striped sweater looks the business under a loosened-up business suit. Take it off if the office is toasty.ATMFacebookPinterestThe genius of a flannel suit: It has your fall jacket already built in. Don't be afraid to turn up the collar if the wind picks up. **FacebookPinterestAn untucked shirt puts a suit at ease. But it only works with the sweater keeping things under control. **FacebookPinterestJust because it's forty degrees outside doesn't mean you can ignore taking care of the details.FacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\n3. \"Cardigan\" Is Now Spelled C-O-A-T \n\nWhy have cardigans been bulking up like Dwayne Johnson all season? So they can be your outermost, always-on layer\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nNothing cozier than a chunky sweater. But remember: Chunky doesn't mean baggy. It should fit snug on the shoulders and chest.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nThey should be like a retired bor: a bit roughed up, but still in trim fighting shape.\n\nFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\n 4. Get Dressed in the Wrong Order\n\n 2014 is all about putting the short layer on last\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nYep, over the suit. It'll get you through anything short of a storm with a name.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nO.G. suit fabric plus slim cut equals a very 2014 CEO.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nOne summer staple that stays for fall: clean, simple sneaks.\n\nFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\n 5. Lazy Sunday? Sure. Sloppy? Never.\n\n This is how to kill it on a coffee run\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nBest part? The built-in hat.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nSoft like a cloud, but slim like denim\n\nDsquared2 $585 + T-shirt, $100, by Armor Lux. Sneakers, $435, by Common Projects"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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