Baby Boomers are the generation born between 1946 and 1964.
If you’re a member, you’re somewhere between the ages of 51 and 69.
So juveniles by today’s standards.
Many of us sit squarely in the middle, which means we’re either in – or fast approaching – our 60’s.
We’re in shape, financially independent, technologically savvy.
What better than to appeal to an affluent demographic that has become increasingly larger and more important as our population ages?
In an historical context, we’ve set new precedents, as people our age were, at one time, either dead or walking billboards for Mr. Rogers.
That was then.
Now, thanks to designers like Louis Vuitton [and others, like John Varvatos], we can finally buy clothing that feels the way clothing felt back in the days when we were young, rebellious and filled with hope and promise.
It was a brilliant move.
Louis Vuitton has strategically positioned itself as a classic, upscale choice for the affluent Baby Boomer generation.
No wonder my wardrobe collection looks a lot like it did back in 1978.
Brace yourself for an Aspen makeover, as people start looking a lot like they did back when when they couldn’t afford it – not to mention good concert tickets to see David Bowie.
Okay, so in addition to Vuitton, here are my top favorite designers for men [in no particular order]:
Vince
Alexander McQueen
Belstaff
Dolce & Gabbana
Armani
Prada
Gucci
James Perce
John Varvatos
Maison Margiela
Saint Laurent
Hudson Jeans
Ralph Lauren [Black label]
…and of course, Converse.