Look Of The Day: Bold & Bright
R. Bongiovani From Madrid
Look Of The Day: Horizontal Stripes
Drinceanu Vlad From Romania
My favorite piece in this look is the horizontal striped dress shirt. For some odd reason.. Red + white stripe shirts in my mind somehow always make me think of summer.. lol Overall this look is classic. The blue cardigan layered over the dress shirt creates that extra element of visual interest but also serves a purpose on a practical level. The hairstyle works incredibly well with this look!
On My Radar: Moods Of Norway – SS 2013
I was really impressed by the Moods Of Norway SS 2013 collection. I visited the showroom in Soho where I was able to see the collection in person. I love that the collection takes basic pieces that most working professional guys need and adds an element of fun and visual interest without going overboard.
Look Of The Day: Straw Fedora
Spring is just around the corner and I do believe it will soon be time to bust out the straw fedoras..
Sneak Peak: Robert Graham SS 2013: Luxury Living (Review)
”The budding twigs out their fan, to catch the breezy air; And I must think, do all I can, that there was pleasure there.” – Williams Wordsworth
Robert Graham never ceases to amaze me in their supernatural dedication to detail. From the showroom itself to each article of clothing; the Robert Graham team breathes life into their collection.
The inspiration for the spring summer 2013 collection stems from “Luxury Living.” The style is youthful, bold, and preppy. Throughout the collection you see classic traditional pieces with a contemporary urban vibe. I would recommend this label for anyone who likes to have fun with what they wear, someone who wants their clothes to inspire them, and for someone who wants to express their vibrant personality and stand out from the sheep in an appropriate fashion.
*Side Note*
The picture in the middle of the hat.. I don’t know if you can really make it out.. but the pattern on the hat is actually the step by step guide on how to fold a paper boat. 










































