Street Cred: A close up look at Atlanta style by Jason Travis (Jarrod L.)
03 August 2012
Written by Jason Travis
Jarrod L. / Midtown / General Manager, Whiskey Park

How would you describe your style?
The perfect blend between fashion and function, from fit to finish. I’m big on Classic Americana (Trad/Ivy/Prep/Workwear) and European Country. If James Dean and Ernest Hemingway opened a haberdashery named “Cloak & Swagger,” I would be the poster child. If I had to pick one word to describe my style, it would undoubtedly be “Dapper.”
Main design influence(s)?
American Automobiles between 1929 and 1967, Elaborate typography, Art Deco, Bauhaus, Frank Lloyd Wright, Ray Kappe, Industrial Lofts, Iconic Logos, A1A in Palm Beach and Pacific Coast Highway in SoCal, John Deere Tractors, Savile Row, Truffle Hunting, Real bartenders, Tactical Cutlery, Paris, Key Largo, Rome, and the Chesapeake Bay/Tidewater Area to name a few.
Favorite place(s) to shop?
Retail (For the specific in-store experience executed well by these brands): Sid Mashburn, Drew Lewis, Barney’s Co-op, J. Crew, Club Monaco, RRL Thrifting (Where I have the best luck): Rag-o-rama, Clothing Warehouse, Value Village, Second Chance
Online (For great steals): Gilt.com

Style Details:
Single-Button Peak Lapel Corduroy Blazer: Gant Rugger / Cotton Shawl Collar Toggle Pullover & Wool Tie: J. Crew / Shirt: Billy Reid / Raw Selvedge Denim: APC New Standard / Blue Suede Brogue Boots: Grenson / Wrist wear: Vintage Cartier Tank & Jaccard Watches, Survival Straps Para cord Bracelet, Nantucket Knotworks Turk’s Head Rope Bracelet, Barrett Alley Valerie Leather Bracelet

Photo Credit: Jason Travis
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