As the world gears up for the final episodes of Breaking Bad, the fate of Walter White and everyone surrounding him is up in the air. The once mild-mannered chemistry teacher has descended into a level of monsterdom that can and possibly will destroy everything and everyone in his path to becoming a true druglord.
Whether you're hoping his destructive tendencies catch up to him, or you can't help but root for the bad guy, Walter White can teach us all a little something besides how to become the meth-king of Albuquerque. It's not at the forefront of the show, but Walt and Heisenberg's style can teach you plenty of things about how to dress when you're making your climb to the top. As he slowly transformed into an evil genius, thes are the Style Tips You Can Learn From Walter White of "Breaking Bad."
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Any ass-kicking is more stylish when done in Wallabees.
A peak-lapel navy blazer with gold hardware will out-class everyone else at the party.
A dark, monochromatic look is clean, intimidating, and doesn't play around.
A few simple accessories can completely change your style.
All-black-everything will always, no matter what, be a dope look.
If you fall in love with a piece, don't be afraid to cop it in multiple colors.
A black and white cozy boy 'fit is a necessity.
Nothing says "kingpin steez" like chalk pinstripes and black-on-black.
If you're bold enough to come through draped in a robe, you'll probably out-stunt everyone.
Rolling your sleeves properly is deceptively difficult.
Matching top and bottom shades look dope when broken up with some bright color.
If you don't already own heavy-duty rain gear, go cop immediately.
Playing with fit and silhouette can result in dope and unique looks.
A solid navy shirt is one of the most versatile pieces you can own.
Grizzled beards and thick frames don't automatically relegate you to lame hipsterdom.
Layering properly will immediately give you a sartorial step over the competition.
A jumpsuit is a workwear staple, but a style risk that should be broken out with caution.
Dress appropriately for the task at hand.
