If layering is an art form, Spencer Phipps is menswear’s Michelangelo. At his eponymous label, the LA-based designer subverts frontier Americana—studded flannel shirts, leather-paneled jeans—with a jocular, Tom of Finland-esque wink. The same approach animates his personal style, a glorious mishmash of shrunken rugby shirts, beat-to-hell work boots, slouchy carpenter pants, and bicep-hugging thermal tees, informed by his upbringing in the Bay Area and stints working for European…
How to Layer Better, According to a Layering Genius
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