10 Best Men's Street Style Blogs

 

The Best Street Style Blogs: 10

 Inspiring Sites to Bookmark Now

"Forget the runways or trendy window displays–the street itself is where style is born and where it thrives. But the street is more than that. It’s where a city finds its soul, its pulse, its purpose. If you want to know what’s going on in say Paris or New York, you don’t look to the municipal buildings or the museums or even the restaurants, you look to the people, to the street, and it tells you all you need to know about the city itself."

1. Guerreisms

Imagine a blog so committed to men’s street style its creator essentially developed his own philosophy. That, in a nutshell, is Guerreisms. Sustained by a principle that “style goes beyond fashion,” Guerreism explores emerging trends as the evolutionary result of unlikely creative forces. The site utilizes videos and photos from around the world to highlight and review the latest in trailblazing gear and sophisticated menswear.

Founder: Karl-Edwin Guerre
Year started: 2008

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2. Scout Sixteen

This street style blog is run by Justin Livingston out of New York City, and he had us when he listed his three loves in life as “whiskey, good times, and French Bulldogs”. Well, he had us at “whiskey and good times” though tossing a French Bulldog into the mix certainly doesn’t hurt. Justin frequently puts other street style blogs to shame by bringing readers the latest in everything from music to food to fashion to travel. The site includes weekly music playlists, articles on new gear and hot designs, and an abominable spirit that takes Justin coast to coast in search of the next adventure.

Founder: Justin Livingston

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3. The Trend Spotter

Thanks to collaborations and campaigns with major fashion brands, The Trend Spotter sets trends in addition to spotting them. That keeps the massively popular Aussie site squarely in the know when it comes to street style from every corner of the world. If it’s happening, they’re all over it, and then bringing it to their audience one stunning picture or article at a time. This is one of the best resources for both men’s and women’s street style coverage.

Year started: 2012

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4. Garcon Jon

Garcon Jon is the online persona of Jonathan Daniel Pryce, a renowned British photographer, and author of the book “100 Beards”. His blog combines a passion for photography with an appreciation for men’s street style from around the world (though Jon himself is partial to British-made gear). In addition to great articles and interviews with trend-setting figures of men’s street style, the site employs pictures so stunning they could very well induce readers to hop on a plane to accompany Jon on his latest endeavor.

Founder: Jonathan Daniel Pryce

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5. Le 21eme

This photo-journalistic site makes a point of emphasizing that it is “not a street style blog”, but you know what? We put it on the list of best street style blogs anyway. The format here is delightfully simple and downright addictive to peruse: vivid photographs of emerging trends from around the world laid out Instagram-style. If you click on a photo it will take you to a separate page providing details such as “who, what, where and when”, which is really all you need to know when you think about it.

Founder: Adam Katz Sinding

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6. Dapper Lou

You’re probably familiar with Louge Delcy’s (aka Dapper Lou) work even if you don’t know it. The Brooklyn-based photographer has a singular eye for men’s street style and his unmistakable photographs are part of any Internet search for the latest in men’s fashion. On his blog, he documents everything from “moments” to “inspirations” to “stories”, primarily through the use of stunning and inventive photography. This is definitely a man with his finger on the pulse of the street in any given major city and he runs of the best street style blogs you’re likely to find.

Founder: Louge Delcy

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7. Men In This Town

Men in This Town is one of those street style blogs that let a picture tell a thousand words. A passion project for Toronto-based photographer Giuseppe Santamaria, the blog aims is to capture street style by posting pictures of distinctly dressed men who exude a sense of fashion in their native habitat. The clothes and the gear do all the talking because when a look is unique enough no actual words need to be said (or written). By extension, the site captures both the spirit of the subject as well as the broader cultural trends of the city where the subject resides.

Founder: Giuseppe Santamaria

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8. Singh Street Style

This men’s street style blog is the brainchild of London-based model/writer Pradeep Singh Bahra, aka The Turbaned Fashion Blogger, whose name has become synonymous with Sikh fashion all over the world. The emphasis here is on the latest in street style featuring only men in turbans, a perfect blend of centuries-old tradition and up-to-date cutting edge trend. Singh Street Style is also not short on humor. Everything from the thematic conceits to the expressions on the model’s faces suggests a cheeky wink to the often judgmental world of fashion at large.

Founder: Pradeep Singh Bahra

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9. The Locals

The creator of The Locals, Soren Jepsen, is no stranger to fashion. As a photographer for magazines like Vogue, Elle, and GQ, Jepsen has witnessed and documented every extreme of the fashion world and The Locals is among other things a bridge between the streets and the runway. The Locals also features incredibly engaging 12-hour travel guides that touch upon everything from the best food to the trendiest local designs in cities around the world.

Founder: Soren Jepsen

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10. Thousand Yard Style

If the name sounds like a mad dash for the latest in street style…well, that’s because it is. The core philosophy behind Robert Spangle’s blog is the non-stop pursuit of shifting fashion statements from streets around the world, as told through excellent photography and succinct editorials. If nothing else, Thousand Yard Style emphasizes why street style bloggers love what they do–it’s all about chasing and capturing the next big thing and getting a huge dose of culture in the process.

Founder: Robert Spangle

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