J.Crew’s Fall Lookbook is a Mood – What’s Your Take?

J.Crew's Fall Lookbook is a Mood – What's Your Take?

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I was kicking around J.Crew's website the other day building a fresh Getup and I stumbled across their newly launched lookbook. I was grabbed by the awesome photography so I kept scrolling.

This is clearly a new perspective on style for the men's line. While it still has clear J.Crewiness with the Clarks Desert Boots, barn coats, quilted bombers, and New Balances, the color combos and fits have latched on to the trends that have been pushed hard by higher-end fashion and younger Tik Tokers. That's no surprise, since earlier in the year former Supreme design director Brendon Babenzien was announced as J.Crew’s Men’s Creative Director. He's also the co-founder of the brand Noah, and while the first collection that he will be designing isn't coming to stores until the second half of 2022, it's easy to see the new influence.

What's your take? Let's chat in the comments!

J.Crew Fall 2021 lookbook 1
Men wearing J.Crew in their Fall Lookbook
man in J.Crew chinos
man wearing coat and brown sweater
man standing on a sidewalk next to a yellow cab car
man wearing a blue coat jacket walking on sidewalk
close up of a watch on a mans wrist
man sitting down wearing an orange jacket khaki pants and holding a blue hat
man wearing a brown jacket yellow shirt and blue jeans
black and white image of a man wearing a dot printed sweater
man using a crosswalk to cross a street wearing a long coat
two men wearing collared coats and looking in opposite directions
man standing on the street wearing dark colored clothing and dark sunglasses
close up image of black and white nike brand shoes and blue socks
man touching his eyebrow
man wearing a green and grey jacket and blue pants

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Andrew Snavely

Andrew founded Primer in 2008 and brings 15+ years of men's style expertise. Known for his practical, relatable approach to style and self-development, he has been a recognized speaker at conferences and has styled work for top brands. Off-duty, he loves photography & editing, and enjoys road trips with his dog, Leela. Raised in rural Pennsylvania, educated in DC, and living in LA for nearly 20 years, Andrew's diverse experiences shape the relatable and real-world advice that has helped millions through Primer. On Instagram: @andrewsnavely and @primermagazine.