KEY PIECE: DKNY Men Blazer (Rakuten.com)
As you may or may not know, I am a big fan of Japan: I’ve been studying the language for over a year now, and I am hoping to go visit very soon — so today’s post has a very personal note. “着回し” (kimawashi) is Japanese for “wear around”, wearing the same item in different ways in your own personal style. I took on this challenge with this awesome DKNY blazer I found on Rakuten.com. Rakuten and Vault often have insane deals on cool pieces from top brands — if you’re the type of dude who wants to check out clothes in person first, and you’re in New York, you’re in luck: there’s going to be a little Pop-In at the boutique Owen from 10/22 to 10/29/14. So don’t miss out on that.
I took the blazer and tried to show you guys what my blog really is all about “dapper” and “street”, so I went gradually from street style to very dapper, with jeans and sneakers first, cargos and a sweater second, and unbutton shirt and a cardigan wit ha pair of sneakers third, then adding a tie to the penultimate look but still keeping it casual, and lastly all the way dressed up, with dress shirt, vest, tie and slacks. Which one is your favorite? How would you have done it? If you feel like sharing it, show me on social media by tagging your shots #iamkimawashi 🙂
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That’s awesome!!! I had no idea that you are fan about Japan… I’m brazillian half japanese but I’m living in Japan for almost all my life. It’s good to know that you are thinking about came here I totally recommend it. You are a big inspiration with your perfect dapper outfits and I hope you be able to visit the country that I live very soon!!!
First and second are definite favorites. Those cargos are spot on.
Great looks – super creative!
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Amazing job. This is by far my favorite of your posts. I am currently working on a small scale youtube channel, bernieone0one, to help men dress well, and this gave me a great idea, to make videos highlighting certain pieces and the multiple ways to style them. Thanks for the inspiration.