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Winter Inspiration by Beams Japan

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George's favorite, yet forbidden spot. #georgepug

George's favorite, yet forbidden spot.

#georgepug #pug #pugsofinstagram #dogsofinsta

A few outtakes from @amiparis pre-fall 2020 collec

A few outtakes from @amiparis pre-fall 2020 collection. Always delivering a perfect balance between tailoring and casualwear.

#ami #alexandremattiussi #prefall #mensfashion #menswear

During the last couple of years my lifestyle chang

During the last couple of years my lifestyle changed quite a bit, not only in what regards my personal style, but also my professional activity.

On the one side, I've been finding it increasingly difficult to really like new collections, apart from a few long-time personal favorites, or bespoke pieces. More and more I turn to select vintage stores for one-of-a-kind garments that allow for unique fits.

On the other hand, fashion marketing often requires shifting from the desk to the studio for styling or the store to set up layouts, which is often tricky to do in fully suited attires. Plus, riding a bike to work everyday also puts some restraints on what to wear (my bike at least 😅).

All things combined, my everyday style has evolved into a more relaxed, yet polished version than before, with looser tailored fits, oxford shirts and layered tees, often with vintage pieces in the mix, like the deadstock military chinos from Brut depicted here. I still love bespoke and #suiting up, I just end up breaking them down with other garments.

I was a bit on the verge about posting some of these more casual looks here, especially coming from a more tailored background, but I decided to own it and share them with you from now on, as this is really how I'm styling looks at the moment.

📸: @dulce__daniel

#menswear #style #vintage #chinos #army #truckerjacket #stripes #mensfashion #styling #beyondfabric

While nowadays the Internet has allowed for the wo

While nowadays the Internet has allowed for the worst in people to come out, it still allows for the occasional inspiring story, such as this one, to come through and slightly restore our faith in humanity.

Chang Wan-ji and Hsu Sho-er, the octogenarian owners of a Taiwanese laundry have become internet sensations, when they started styling the hundreds of pieces their customers left behind. Portraying an undeniable coolness and sense of style, the couple proves once again age is just a number and that style has little to do with brands or luxury, and is instead in the attitude and ability to match.

True, there may be a few high-end items in the forgotten lot, but it’s the brilliant way they mix them with vintage and low cost ones, that makes for such unique ensembles. Plus, they put up a great case for opening your own dry cleaner and slowly building an eclectic wardrobe over the years =)

2020 Artwork by @tanaka_tatsuya #covid #mask #be

2020

Artwork by @tanaka_tatsuya

#covid #mask #beach #layout

Catching on those Summery vibes, with bold brints

Catching on those Summery vibes, with bold brints and shades, over bespoke white pants made with deadstock army fabric.

These are actually one of the first prototypes for one of styles included in my upcoming trouser capsule collection. Stay tuned!

#menswear #bespoke #paulsmith #buttero #wiw #mensfashion #fashion

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