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Add snap to your ensemble with the latest trend: bold yet stylish men’s accessories in every color, print, and texture imaginable.
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photography by Elizabeth Lavin

So much for the boring gray suit. North Texas executives are adding flair to their wardrobes with colorful ties, shoes, and pocket squares. We scoured area retailers and came up with our picks for giving your classic ensemble a modern twist.

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photography by Elizabeth Lavin

Clockwise from far left:
Burberry Prorsum leather moccasin, $850/Burberry NorthPark; Gucci loafer $560/Neiman Marcus NorthPark; Florsheim by Duckie Brown saddle shoe, $325/Barneys New York; Cole Haan Air Colton Casual Wingtip, $198/Cole Haan Highland Park Village.

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photography by Elizabeth Lavin

Clockwise from far left:
Robert Stewart plaid bow tie, $65/Neiman Marcus Downtown; Gitman Bros. striped bow tie, $75/Neiman Marcus NorthPark; Gitman Bros. blue bow tie/$55, Neiman Marcus NorthPark; Butterfly Bow Ties polka dot bow tie, $100/Neiman Marcus Downtown.

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photography by Elizabeth Lavin

Top to bottom:
Robert Talbott floral tie, $140/Robert Talbott Highland Park Village; Thomas Pink club stripe tie, $105; Peter Millar stripe tie, $115; Duchamp floral tie, $150; Ermenegildo Zegna Quindici tie, $265; all available at Nordstrom NorthPark.

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photography by Elizabeth Lavin

Top to bottom:
Etro paisley pocket square, $110/Barneys New York; Seaward & Stearn plaid pocket square, $70/Pockets Menswear; Seaward & Stearn paisley pocket square, $85/Barneys New York; Carrot & Gibbs polka-dot pocket square, $45/Q Shirtmakers Highland Park Village.


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