Collection · 9 looks · menswear
The Men’s Street Edit
Modern menswear, relaxed tailoring, and street style. Ten looks, and the app's first dedicated menswear collection.
Menswear coloring pages are hard to find, and the ones that exist tend to be suits. This edit is closer to what street style photographers actually shoot: a boxy leather jacket over a checked shirt, a ringer knit layered on a pinstripe, a hoodie pulled over a cap, a leather vest with long denim shorts and tassel loafers. Bags, glasses, watches and scarves are drawn in, so there is always a small accent to place.
Nine of the ten looks sit on wide trousers, most of them pleated, and the tenth swaps them for long, wide denim shorts. That makes the trouser the largest area on almost every page, and its color the main decision.
Color The Men’s Street Edit in the app
All 9 looks, in color
Each look opens in the app as blank line art. These are the finished versions — one way to color them, not the only one.
Quiet trousers, one loud detail
A dependable approach: give the trousers a neutral, give the top layer the character, and spend one strong color on a small thing — a beanie, a clutch, a shirt collar, a pair of loafers. A leather jacket in scarlet is a commitment in a shop and a single tap here; fill Scarlet Box in olive, then cobalt, then cream, and keep whichever you like.
Palette ideas
Three starting points, all built from colors in the app.
Leather Layers
- Espresso
- Taupe
- Cobalt
- Burgundy
- White
Chocolate leather and beige trousers, lifted by a cobalt beanie and a burgundy clutch.
Red Reveal
- Ink
- Charcoal
- Tropical Red
- White
A black knit and charcoal trousers, with red only where the shirt collar and tails show.
Layered Ringer
- Navy
- Powder
- Grey
- Olive
- Cream
Navy over pale blue pinstripe with grey trousers; the olive tote keeps it from turning into a uniform.
How you color it in the app
- Open a look. It arrives as clean line art, already divided into zones for each garment and accessory.
- Tap to fill. Pick one of the app's colors and tap a zone; the fill stops at the garment's own edges.
- Add a fabric or a pattern. Choose from 41 fabric textures and 39 patterns and apply them to any filled zone.
- Draw if you want to. A manual drawing tool lets you add shading by hand, with a finger or with Apple Pencil on iPad.
- Save it. The finished outfit goes to your Lookbook, and you can export it to share.
Quick facts
- Collection
- The Men’s Street Edit
- Looks
- 9: Scarlet Box, City Blazer, Midnight Collar, Black Henley, Layered Ringer, Burgundy Step, Denim Vest, Red Reveal, Hoodie Cream
- App
- Color the Look — fashion coloring book for iPhone and iPad (iOS 17 or later)
- Access
- All 9 looks open with Premium; the app's free starter looks are in other collections. Premium is available as a monthly or yearly subscription, or as a one-time Lifetime purchase; prices are shown in the app before you buy.