Nautical Inspired Fashion

There's a reason why nautical-inspired fashion never seems to go out of style! Not only does it look great but the crisp contrast of navy and white stripes, bright reds and gold button detailing reminds us of summer, boats and the beach – what's not to like?
If you want to channel the nautical look, you don't have to dress in head-to-toe stripes. It's all in the detailing! Besides, you want to look cute, not like the captain of a ship!

Russian Vogue and Korean Vogue did nautical fashion

don't be boring, switch up your attire and get a great nautical-inspred look, rememebr the colors, blue, red, gold...necessary

Glee's "Like a Prayer" Video - Glee

Glee's "Like a Prayer" Video - Glee
I loved it when they did the whole power of Madonna Tribute, it just shook me, especially beacause i love the song 'like a prayer' so much and they did it so well!

  The song just moves me, and amazingly, they did it better than Madonna!!..err..i think they did

The Nautical Look

The nautical look is a fashion that can be traced back to the mid-Victorian period, when a portrait was produced of the young Prince Edward, heir to the Empire, in a sailor’s outfit. Although it was merely a miniature version of the outfits worn by ratings on the Royal Yacht and not at all a serious expression of fashion, it became a wildly popular choice of children’s clothing by the end of the 19th century as parents were obliged to emulate the whims of the royals.
The ‘sailor’s fashions’; once connected with the coarse and unrefined ship hands, had become a vogue for young people the world over and it would not be long before Coco Chanel turned the classic merchant navy simplicity of colouring into a complex range of fashions displayed in her Deauville and Biarritz boutiques in navy, white, splashes of red and stripes; it was simple and yet elegant.

Men who've tried teh nautical Look..via lookbook.nu