So, here we are, in one of those countless times you'll see me in navy. In retrospect, I hardly wear navy during the daytime. My navy blazers more often see the city lights over experiencing the rays of the sun here in tropical Manille. At one hand though I could say: "Perhaps my memory could be failing me once more." I just realised that I'm often in grey, black, and white blazers when I have lunch with friends or family. Oh well, too much for a navy blazer, non?!
Lunettes: Tom Ford, veste: Topman, chemise: Dunhill, ceinture: Duchini, jean: Cheap Monday, chaussures bateau: Sebago.
Photo: Portia Placino.
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05 May 2012
Navy for Dejeuner
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The title of the blog may sound like a poor reference to a novel by J.M. Coetzee. Well, it doesn't shy away from that... vraiment! Giancinéphile, or better known as my online alter-ego passes itself as my own stimulated reality on the web filling the air with my cinéphilie, a so-called flare for men's fashion (alongside my love for such a thing called aesthetics), tones brought about by things I've been reading here and there, moods often stimulated by things I listen to and just like every pretentious jeune homme on the block, I shall say I'm quite fond of contemporary art. And whatever is there left to say, I try to take photos as much as I can... trying to get them around.
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The navy is perfect, especially with all the textural elements. Really a beautiful ensemble.
Posted by: O D Y S S E Y | 06 May 2012 at 08:49