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" Here at Esquire we love classic style with a contemporary twist, so we&amp;#039;re obviously loving the newly leaked Han Solo kits from the so-anticipated-it-literally-hurts Star Wars: Episode VII. In a band-collar bomber jacket, unbuttoned vest, and off-white henley, Han&amp;#039;s always had great style, and these new pics show great updates to a couple of his most iconic looks. First up, we&amp;#039;ve got a duster jacket paired with a popover shirt and statement belt, that&amp;#039;s a clear homage to the camouflage trench coat Han wore on Endor. This sleek, minimalist gear features a totally contemporary palette of fall-ready earth tones, but retains its classic Star Wars aesthetic, unlike some of the crap we saw in Episodes I-III, which, uh, just didn&amp;#039;t look quite right.  If that&amp;#039;s not enough for you (and it&amp;#039;s not, clearly) we also have what seems to be a redo of Han&amp;#039;s cold-weather Hoth parka and fur boots. When the temperature drops on earth or in a galaxy far, far away, you can&amp;#039;t do much better than a fur-trimmed snorkel coat , a style the U.S. Air Force developed in the 1950s for artic flight crews. While the original coat was navy blue, this new one looks to be black (or possibly midnight blue) and does away with Han&amp;#039;s gray pants in favor of a monochrome palette that frankly looks much more badass. But it&amp;#039;s not all black. The gray boots look just like the original fuzzy moccasins Han wore in The Empire Strikes Back, a style that always reminded us of polar-proof Clarks Wallabees. Either way it works.   In case you were worried, Han&amp;#039;s also blaster appears in both pics, looking as menacing as ever, all of which should be enough to appease die-hard fans, especially if he gets to shoot first.   [H/T Indie Revolver] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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