PinJustice Joslin sports a parka by The North Face. He also wears LE 31 cargo joggers.
Simons looks to model muse Justice Joslin for a winter style outing. Justice reunites with the luxury retailer to showcase essential outerwear pieces. Heading outdoors, he inspires in brands like The North Face, Moose Knuckles, and Mackage. It’s also key to note Simons’ smart layering pieces. They style Justice in easy takeaways from its in-house brand, LE 31. Essentials range from cargo joggers and cashmere sweaters to the oxford shirt.
PinModel Justice Joslin wears a Moose Knuckles bomber jacket with a LE 31 t-shirt and cargo jeans.PinMaking a case for neutrals, Justice Joslin dons a Mackage parka in light brown. The top model also rocks a LE 31 cashmere sweater and LE 31 stripe joggers.PinFront and center, Justice Joslin sports a Columbia parka in khaki. He also wears a LE 31 academy sweater, selvedge jeans, and oxford shirt. Fracap x Simons boots complete Justice’s look.PinReuniting with Simons, Justice Joslin wears a Holubar parka and Sorel boots. A red LE 31 knit beanie, navy sweater, and work socks bring Justice’s outfit together.PinAn active vision, Justice Joslin wears a Fjallraven puffer jacket with a Coal checked cap and Fracap x Simons boots. Justice also dons a LE 31 sweater.PinCanada Goose shines with its Callaghan parka. Here, Justice wears it with LE 31 retro sports joggers and Filling Pieces high-top sneakers.PinTop model Justice Joslin wears a Quartz Co. parka with a LE 31 grunge tartan shirt, jeans, and a knit beanie.
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