We’re in Paris. I thought I might as well act French. Super simple. Super slim. Hopefully, super chic. I borrowed my mom’s (!!) attache for the trip, hoping she reads this, likes the pictures and let’s me keep it.
Finally, I’ve gotten to my first post, where the pictures were taken here in Paris. This is what I wore for traveling here with Lisa as we arrived last Monday. Comfortable slacks, sneakers to walk around in, a t-shirt no dress shirt and a comfortable half lined blazer.
When keeping it simple, a polo shirt can come in quite handy. In trying to dress more or less differently every day, I find lots of things that I used to be in love with, like polo shirts. I paired it with the denim on denim trend and added brown accents from head to toe.
Varsity jackets – how dope are they?! I got this one from Buffalo David Bitton, who did a fantastic job on this piece. I didn’t want to wear it too simple, so I layered a cardigan in-between the jacket and the tie-dye tee.
It took me a while to get comfortable with loafers, but I’ve finally made it, and got this awesome pair of Stubbs & Woottons. Inspired by the shoes general color and trim, I combined navy with black in a …
Guess who’s home. Me. And guess what the weather in Germany is like. Actually not that bad. Ha. But this day was kind of grey, and I happened to be grey, also. A pretty chill and loose fitting outfit, because it was kind of …
Okay. This is gonna sound hella weird, but as Moti and I walked through my neighborhood, I saw this log, and thought it looked so cool, that I wanted to shoot there. So this outfit is inspired by wood. Hence, woodkid, ha. So I went for an all green top …
Ripped denim. God – I was SO over it. But luckily I’m not over being over it. Why luckily, you ask? Because you spot it everywhere. It’s making a comeback after it’s last super-hyped period about 5 years back. This is one way to wear it: tight jeans, loose fitting tank top and chukka boots with bright laces.
