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The weather was so nice this past weekend that people were out and about. Of the many Denverites absorbing the comfortable climate we spotted marketing director David Keller as a standout. Continue reading to learn his style icons, what city influences his fashion sense, and what his favorite, unusual accessory is. See also: – Menswear Mondays: Industrial dancer Jolt Holcomb on his Clockwork Orange style – Menswear Mondays: Graphic designer Vladimir Von shares his DIY style – Menswear Mondays: Student Asgeir Baldursson on his U.K. look Name: David Keller.
Spotted at: 19th and Blake streets, while exiting Beta.
Profession: Marketing director.
Favorite film: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Hunter S. Thompson’s writing is biting and hilarious.
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2013 jam: “Stache” by Zedd. I’m really into EDM (electronic dance music) right now.
Style inspirations/icons: I’m from Las Vegas and moved here a year ago for my girlfriend. My style is influenced by all of the lights and colors of the Strip, that sense of excitement. Also, I like timeless men’s fashion from Frank Sinatra and Humphrey Bogart.
Favorite accessory: I love ties, but tonight I guess it is this glow stick, or flashing light tube. I got it from an event in Vegas.
Favorite color: Yellow and red.
Style mantra: Always have fun when it comes to your personal fashion. If you are having fun, you’ll feel confident.
Shops at: everywhere. I like to shop at Top Shop, Macy’s, H&M, Ben Sherman and Express — pretty much anywhere I can find nice clothes.
Style analysis: Keller show how to inject some excitement into classic menswear pieces. He pairs a simple, black skinny tie, blazer and Converse sneakers with a bright yellow button-up shirt and neon-colored light stick.
He makes his wardrobe fun by adding a pop of color and a flash of light that is reflective of his hometown of Las Vegas. But while Vegas and Sinatra may influence his style, he combines them in a new way for a timeless menswear light show.
When dressing, Denver, remain honest to your hometown and your heart.
