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Not only is Luke Skywalker the most famous Star Wars characters of all time, he’s also one of the most stylish. While he may be the savior of the galaxy, we also see Skywalker as an undiscovered hypebeast—who could easily have been the face of the Yeezy Desert Boot campaign. With his monochromatic uniform and desert-esque aesthetic, Skywalker’s signature look is on trend. We picture Skywalker in something versatile for Jedi training, like Fear of God cargo pants. To keep things simple, Skywalker could finish his look with a piece from Stone Island. 

Recreate Luke Skywalker’s look to watch the movie or to wait in line for the next Supreme drop by shopping these trends:

Han Solo is known as a smuggler turned hero, but we considered him an entrepreneur who hustled his way out of Corellia—and a stylish one at that. His classic look pairs blue bottoms with a white top and signature vest, the modern day midtown uniform. Today, he’d likely pair  blue chinos with a Banana Republic henley before completing his look with a Patagonia vest. 

Recreate Han Solo’s look to watch the movie or for a meeting with investors by shopping these trends:

While Kylo Ren (formerly Ben Solo) may have been Skywalker’s former apprentice, they don’t actually have much in common aside from their mastery of the force. Ren is focused on his ultimate goal of ruling the galaxy, not on what he’s wearing—which is why he’s got such an effortless, cool vibe. We see Ren as a student of Rick Owens, the modern day master of being cool while not caring. He’d likely wear a parka or trench coat, paired with combat boots from the same designer. We picture Ren wearing his statement pieces with All Saints pants to balance out the look, so he can get back to his main goal: being the Supreme Leader of the Dark Side. 

Recreate Kylo Ren’s look to watch the movie or to get drinks at an undiscovered hotspot by shopping these trends:

Men’s Combat Boots

Men’s Black Trench Coats

Men’s All Saints Pants

Poe Dameron, the daring rebel pilot, has a get-down-to-business style. Taking his skills to the sky, Dameron is too busy fighting against the First Order to be bothered to change out of his jumpsuit. That’s why we picture him in Dickies, fitting right in with the Resistance or the Fairfax District of Los Angeles. Since Dickies, the iconic workwear brand, now collaborates with streetwear powerhouses, we’re sure that Dameron could wear the brand from head to toe.

Recreate Poe Dameron’s look to watch the movie or to hit up the skate park by shopping these trends:

Men’s Coveralls

Men’s Dickies Pants

Men’s Dickies Jackets

Finn is the former stormtrooper who rebelled against the First Order. Not only did he fight for his own freedom, he also helped free Resistance prisoner, Poe Dameron. We see Finn as a classic hero with an edge. Today, he could be the face of a Levi’s campaign as his look personifies their classic brand heritage. Let’s be honest, he’d likely pair his signature denim jeans with a statement leather jacket, just like the one he received from Poe.

Recreate Finn’s look to watch the movie or start out on an adventure by shopping these showrooms:

Men’s Leather Jackets

Men’s Levi’s Jeans

Men’s Messenger Bags

Emily (@gremilyy)

How would you describe your bar cart style? 
Expressive/Fun. I love to incorporate pieces that scream “me”! Your bar cart is a great night waiting to happen, and the accessories should help to add to the fun. I’m also a huge sucker for all things copper/rose gold. 

Tell us about your favorite item on the bar cart.
My disco ball sipper is my favorite statement piece. Functional for no spills, but also shiny for the overall aesthetic. Fun fact: I drank out of it at my wedding!

Elenita (@elhopkins)

How would you describe your bar cart style? 
Elegant, inspired by mid-century style.

What’s a trick/tip for styling? 
Don’t be afraid to mix modern and vintage elements.

Tell us about the items on your bar cart.
The stemware is from my parents’ wedding almost 45 years ago (people just don’t give gifts like that anymore)! The travel books are ones I picked up at the Louis Vuitton exhibit in Los Angeles; I hope to own the whole collection one day.

Amanda (@theamandaweiss)

What’s your tip for styling?
Just like an amazing cocktail, your bar cart needs the perfect balance—one part fashion and one part function. Start with your staple bottles (mine are wine, champagne, vodka and a specialty liquor like Aperol) and then play with glassware, unique shakers like my pineapple one here, straws, and mixology books. Then add pieces with pizzazz that represent your style like art prints, metallic decor pieces, and coasters. I always like to update these seasonally to change it up. 

If you were a cocktail what would you be and why?
A spicy margarita with a Tajín rim because it’s packed with flavor— a little spicy, a little sweet, super sassy and you know you’re going to have a good time when you drink it!

Sera (@seramaria)

How would you describe your bar cart style?
Accessible yet elevated. I think of a bar cart like an accessory, it’s not a total necessity but it adds personality to any space!

What are your go-to items for styling a bar cart?
A few variations of glassware and copper mugs, Pellegrino bottles (in addition to the boozy bottles) and decorative straws. I even like to incorporate elements of seasonal decor throughout the year when appropriate so it feels festive.