We think the world would be a better place if men learned more about accessories. Angie Nagel breaks it down in a three-part master class. 

When thinking about ways to incorporate today’s Jack Spade sale into our blog, we tossed around a lot of ideas. We discussed researching the history of the company. (Did you know the first Jack Spade bag was sold to a hardware store in 1997?) Then, we thought about how men’s accessories often skimp out on the details, and how important the little things are when it comes to making an impression (amiright, ladies?). Lastly—and to me, most amusingly—we thought it’d be fun (and educational) to give some of the men at Fab a little lesson in ways to add adult sophistication to their wardrobe.

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Defining cool since 1975, Members Only hit its stride in the ’80s, dressing the decade in its iconic styles. Recognized for its signature pocket logo, snap collar, and shoulder epaulettes, the classic nylon bomber jacket was an instant favorite among the celeb set. Let’s roll up our sleeves and take a look back at the founding members of fashion’s coolest club.

Seen here in Teen Wolf, Knight Rider, and The Goonies, no 1980s flick was complete without a cameo from the iconic bomber:

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When it comes to men’s bathing suits, designer Kyle King reigns supreme. Inspired by the classic styles sported by Hollywood’s most iconic leading men as well as the beach babes of Rio de Janeiro, his briefs and shorts are meant to give guys the confidence to strut their stuff in the summer sun. Check out his sale on Fab today, and his Q&A below.

Where do you find inspiration?

I find inspiration in the human body—everything sort of stems from there.  I ask myself: How do I make something beautiful and unique that’s also comfortable and flattering, and makes the wearer feel stylish? I want people to feel like they are wearing sometime special with my designs.

Which designers—fashion or otherwise—directly influence your aesthetic?

No designers influence my aesthetic:  I try not to keep up with what other designers are doing, because I would rather do what feels right to me at the moment.  Also, everything I create has to pass the test of whether or not I would wear it.

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