There is too much shit to wade through on Instagram these days. Anyone can snap a photo of a few outfits, hashtag it up, accumulate 3,000 followers and then call themselves a blogger/entrepreneur for stylish Australian men. The sad thing is, people are following, liking, commenting, and encouraging
Ill-fitting everything, polyester cloth, skinny ties, skinnier lapels, deplorably tied Windsor knots, groovy lapel pins, โfun socksโ, bold colours, hands clenched in fists over their top button showing off the latest Daniel Wellington watches with their 10% discount code.
The worst thing is, all these accounts are one in the same. They all rep the same brands, take the same style photos, sell out to any brand that will pay them and genuinely think they are stylish. Theyโre also likely to have a decent fake following, like some of these celebrity accounts.
So without another second of ranting, let me walk you through a handful of Instagram accounts that convey genuine style, from fellows who donโt claim to be โstyle influencers.โ They possess their own unique sense of style, be it classic or slightly avant-garde. They believe in quality, fit, authenticity and timelessness. They dress for themselves and should be admired for doing so. These are the people who should be influencing your style. These are the most stylish Australian men on Instagram.
Most Stylish Australian Men
Steve Calder @stevecalder
Steve is the man behind Calder Sartoria, who we included in our recent Top Australian Tailors post. Steve is undeniably one of the most stylish Aussie men on instagram due to his ability to dress in any manner of ways, on any occasion and look impeccable every time.
Nami Nguyen @nami_man
Nam is so adept at seamlessly integrating menswear and street pieces itโs almost frustrating (it is frustrating*). One of the most unique, effortless and genuinely cool dressers on the scene.
Christian Kimber @christian_kimber
Christianโs style has evolved considerably from when we first met, the menswear roots are still there but his time working alongside Antonio Ciongoli has instilled a more relaxed, refined, anything goes approach.
Jared Acquaro @apmmillions
Jaredโs work at Oscar Hunt Tailors and time overseas has influenced an all-encompassing style. Whether it be a focus on layering, linen or a day in denim, Jared has an undeniable passion for menโs clothing.
Miles Wharton @mensfashionblogger
Donโt let the handle fool you, although at one point it may have. Miles has progressed from fashion blogger to suiting force in Australia, allowing him to play with exciting cuts, clothes and colours in his personal wardrobe.
Remy Ghougassian @remyghougassian
From the shadows of P Johnson Tailors, Remy has emerged with his own tailoring outfit simply named REMY. A formidable fitter and equally formidable dresser.
Randy Lai @styleternity
Hong Kong-based Randy is as rakish as they come. His intimate knowledge of the Australian and Asian landscape has produced a keen eye for construction and a wardrobe that will remain relevant longer than heโll be alive to wear it.
Andrew Doyle @timelessman
Andrew is a purveyor of classic style through his website Timeless Man. His content recognises the finest ateliers in the world, and he lives his brand with passion and authenticity.
Aaron Cheung @aarch.co
The man behind AARCH is regarded by his peers as one of the most refined composers of an ensemble in Australia. His recent feature in The Rake Japan double confirms our beliefs that he is one of Instagramโs most stylish Aussie men.
Joe Ha @thefinerycompany
I consider Joe Ha to be one of the best-dressed men in the game. Subtle and impeccable, heโs as classic as they come and someone every man in Australia should look to emulate.
Roger Shamoun @zimmatailors
Ever since I was introduced to Zimma tailors, Iโve admired Rogerโs consistency. Wide lapels, double-breasted jackets, spread collars, itโs classic with an undeniable touch of Neapolitan tailoring.
Patrick Johnson & Co @pjohnsontailors
To say that Patrick and his band of merry fitters have played an important part in shaping how Australian menswear enthusiasts dress is an understatement at best. What Patrick Johnson pushes is what Aussie men want to wear, itโs that simple.
Double Monk @doublemonk
Youโd expect two brothers with a penchant for Lobbs to hold similar menswear ateliers in high regard, and they do, retailing a fantastic selection of goods and dressing to their brand without compromise.
Sartorial Journal @sartorialjournal
Aidanโs (pictured here with shoemaker, Gianluca Bocache) website Sartorial Journal has exploded onto the scene, and already his voice on classic menswear is an authority.
The Hounds @thehoundsblog
The Hounds is a website I only became aware of last year, with a great article on Joe Ha above. These Aussie men provide one of the most credible curation of menswear and lifestyle topics in the country.
