In Chris Kontos.

Chris is undoubtedly a man of taste and when he's not shooting pictures, 

playing incredible unknown songs behind the turntables of a club or just traveling somewhere to try an incredible restaurant, he's the man behind Kennedy magazine, my favorite magazine hands down.

Here is his selection:

In the style of those Ivy League students.

In the cover of this record.

In this painting of Ed Ruscha. 

In everything about this gentleman.

In the cover of this book.

In the facade of this building.

In this color.

In this oxford Gitman shirt.

In this Christo and Jeanne-Claude's work in Milan.

On his shoulders with this Harrys Tweed and Margaret Howell jacket.

In this face.

In this movie of Whit Stillman.

In this original Lee workwear piece.

In this pic of Eggleston.

In the position of Hockney.

In this pic of Lady Diana.

In this pottery.

Inside this room.

In this table.

In this Orslow replica jacket.

In Francis Cazal.

Francis is a good friend since a long time now, even before his first obsession about Ivy Style

when he became a kind of reference via his blog Greensleeves to a Ground.

Today, Francis is a lazy writer but it's the only one who can combine a polka dot tie with a striped shirt and a pocket square inside a vintage double breasted on a pair of spectator shoes, without doing any mistakes.

Here is his selection.

in André Perchicot's outfit in oct 1912.

In Ladage & Oelke's amazing shop.

in Patrick Johnson.

in the 1920's villas of the Hotel Ana Mandara in Dalat,Vietnam.

In the andouillette sandwich of Le Petit Vendôme.

In the photographer Leslie Jones.

in the printed suit of this grammar school boy 1926 by August Sander.

In the safari inspiration of this vintage Ralph Lauren ad.

In the team of Bistrot Belhara.

in this colonial and tropical shop in Hamburg.

In this combination.

In this district of hamburg called Blankenese.

In this perfect sportswear outfit.

In this scene of The Waltz Emperor.

In the caricatures of Leslie Matthew Ward "Spy" for Vanity Fair.

In the rare Barbour Ursula jacket.

In this 1919 illustration by JC Leyendecker.

In this picture of George Mallory and Andrew Irvine on their way to the Everest.

Inside your violin if it has the label of german violin maker "Jacobus Stainer".

In Lizzie Garrett.

Tomboy Style is simply one of my favorite blog. 

Far from the world of the fashion blogs and their ''it bags'', each article that Lizzie wrote 

is full of taste and accompanied of beautiful pictures. Menswear, womenswear, local crafts, vintage, unknown or famous brands... everything you need for your inspiration is here girls, and boys.

Here is Lizzie, illustrated by Christine Mitchell Adams.

In a matching family.

In being a maximalist sailor.

In George Harrison's sleeve roll.

In his beret and her parka

In his watch.

In Missy Farmer's tie dye.

In packing light.

In the airplane arms.

In the idea of small but mighty.

In the oversized bandana.

In the perfectly lit poolhall.

In the profile of his hat.

In the ripped hem of his shorts.

In the rolled up sleeves.

In the size of Stills' brim.

In the spirit of the little girl.

In the thick ribbon.

In the zipper of his rain coat.

In Tom Pretty's oxford shirt.

In vintage logos.