Posts tagged fashion

Love this. Henderson Shirt in Pine by Frank & Oak.

Love this.

Henderson Shirt in Pine by Frank & Oak.

sunshineandfeelingfine: deep thoughts Killin’ it.

sunshineandfeelingfine:

deep thoughts

Killin’ it.

Still the #1 watch of all time on my wishlist.

More of that simple style.

More of that simple style.

David Beckham | Esquire UK | September 2012 How do I get this in Canada?

David Beckham | Esquire UK | September 2012

How do I get this in Canada?

nightsinbrooklyn

sartorialdoctrine:

Street Style Stockholm x Rose & Born

As always, the Swedes are on it.

This summer I have to save most of my money as I plan to move in August. It’s particularly hard because there are a handful of beautiful, mostly handmade pieces of clothing I want right now. 

Here are a few.

everlane:

The Weekender. 

Yes.

The fallback. A well fitting suit.

thefashionisto.com

This is still, 100% the right way to do spring.

This is still, 100% the right way to do spring.

dove-andiamo-da-qui

howtotalktogirlsatparties:

Young Sibling.

thestylebuff: Boglioli Jacket + Scarf 100%

thestylebuff:

Boglioli Jacket + Scarf

100%

thestylebuff

bespokenn: Etwas Standard #1 Messenger Bag from the I.L.I.H boutique Etwas is a small scale leather workshop located in Brooklyn.  This energy-independent design studio focuses on the production of leather goods though non-mechanized means - a process which consumes no electricity, uses no water, and requires no plastic. Each Etwas bag is hand-crafted with longevity in mind.  Careful craftsmanship ensures the quality of each bag’s construction, and clever forethought ensures that each component will be repairable - Etwas bags are made to last. Companies like Etwas are a breathe of fresh air in today’s mass-produced, disposable, and increasingly synthetic world.  The reëmergence of small-scale workshops like these are a welcoming sight to a luxury industry dominated by large-scale factory production.

bespokenn:

Etwas Standard #1 Messenger Bag from the I.L.I.H boutique

Etwas is a small scale leather workshop located in Brooklyn.  This energy-independent design studio focuses on the production of leather goods though non-mechanized means - a process which consumes no electricity, uses no water, and requires no plastic.

Each Etwas bag is hand-crafted with longevity in mind.  Careful craftsmanship ensures the quality of each bag’s construction, and clever forethought ensures that each component will be repairable - Etwas bags are made to last.

Companies like Etwas are a breathe of fresh air in today’s mass-produced, disposable, and increasingly synthetic world.  The reëmergence of small-scale workshops like these are a welcoming sight to a luxury industry dominated by large-scale factory production.

ilikeithereboutique.com

dopeboynextdoor: Burberry Brit

dopeboynextdoor:

Burberry Brit

knowthedetails