By Jordan Koziol
Columnist
Name: Mitch Miller
Year: Senior
Major: Marketing
JK: Tell me about what you’re wearing.
MM: A gray Ralph Lauren quarter-zip, blue and white checkered button-down polo, khaki pants, brown leather boots and a Citizen watch.
JK: How would you describe your style?
MM: Casual professional.
JK: Have any people/events/time periods influenced your style?
MM: I’m an original.
JK: What are your favorite stores or brands to shop at?
MM: Polo and Vineyard Vines. Vineyard Vines makes comfortable clothes, and they work for tall/slim guys.
JK: Pick a style decade you would like to see make a reappearance.
MM: The ’50s. Jeans, a white T-shirt and a leather jacket — picture the guys from “Grease.”
JK: How do you plan on incorporating style into the workplace?
MM: Definitely don’t want to be the guy who just wears a black suit, white shirt and a red tie. (I’ll have a) very strong suit game — a gray suit and switch it up with a seersucker suit, classic bow tie once in awhile.
JK: Let’s talk suits. Any guidelines you follow when picking one out?
MM: It doesn’t matter what kind of suit, but you need to get it tailored to fit. You want to look sleek, and it needs to complement your body type. I highly recommend a gray suit, white shirt, navy blue tie and brown shoes.
JK: Favorite season to dress for?
MM: Fall because you get the Indian Summer every once in while with brisk mornings and warm afternoons, so you can switch things up.
JK: What are you looking forward to wearing this winter?
MM: I’m looking forward to wearing my Timberland boots, jeans and some type of sweater under a peacoat (with the collar popped).
JK: Opinion on man scarves?
MM: Before anyone ventures, definitely consult man scarf expert Giordan Kritzman (senior accounting major). You can either pull them off really well or they look like a stupid blanket wrapped around your neck.
JK: How about groutfits?
MM: I always try to dress up when I can, but after a long night out, it’s acceptable to wear a groutfit lounging on the couch the next morning.
JK: What’s one style you miss wearing as a little kid?
MM: Overalls.
JK: What is one fashion mistake you have saved a friend from making?
MM: Cargo shorts and TapouT T-shirts.
JK: How about one female trend you cannot stand?
MM: The female man bun or the homeless look where girls just wear flannels and ripped up jeans.
JK: What costume will you be rocking this Halloween?
MM: Goose from “Top Gun.”
