April 9th
11:51 PM
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OOTD 09-04-2013 In between attempting to find a working DDL link for the Mad Men season 6 premier and furiously cramming for my intergovernmental immunities examination Jeffrey and I found time to head to the city. In the course of our other work he took some quickly staged snaps of me as we went about our business. This part of Australia is finally laying off the whole ‘Dante’s Inferno’ tip and is becoming pleasantly cool. So today I thought I’d share - for your amusement - a very casual lazyboy outfit I donned. This cold weather kit can be improved with the addition of wide wale cords (my favourite in a forest green - Ovadia & Sons are doing great takes on the corduroy trouser), a large knitted scarf and a ribbed sweater. I really just wanted an excuse to throw on my CP chukkas and Club Monaco gloves to be real though.  Supreme cotton jersey shirt  Thrifted plaid hunting vest  Band of Outsiders cotton chino trousers  Common Projects chukka boot All images by Jeffrey Hamilton 09-04-2013STYLETERNITY
OOTD 09-04-2013 In between attempting to find a working DDL link for the Mad Men season 6 premier and furiously cramming for my intergovernmental immunities examination Jeffrey and I found time to head to the city. In the course of our other work he took some quickly staged snaps of me as we went about our business. This part of Australia is finally laying off the whole ‘Dante’s Inferno’ tip and is becoming pleasantly cool. So today I thought I’d share - for your amusement - a very casual lazyboy outfit I donned. This cold weather kit can be improved with the addition of wide wale cords (my favourite in a forest green - Ovadia & Sons are doing great takes on the corduroy trouser), a large knitted scarf and a ribbed sweater. I really just wanted an excuse to throw on my CP chukkas and Club Monaco gloves to be real though.  Supreme cotton jersey shirt  Thrifted plaid hunting vest  Band of Outsiders cotton chino trousers  Common Projects chukka boot All images by Jeffrey Hamilton 09-04-2013STYLETERNITY
OOTD 09-04-2013 In between attempting to find a working DDL link for the Mad Men season 6 premier and furiously cramming for my intergovernmental immunities examination Jeffrey and I found time to head to the city. In the course of our other work he took some quickly staged snaps of me as we went about our business. This part of Australia is finally laying off the whole ‘Dante’s Inferno’ tip and is becoming pleasantly cool. So today I thought I’d share - for your amusement - a very casual lazyboy outfit I donned. This cold weather kit can be improved with the addition of wide wale cords (my favourite in a forest green - Ovadia & Sons are doing great takes on the corduroy trouser), a large knitted scarf and a ribbed sweater. I really just wanted an excuse to throw on my CP chukkas and Club Monaco gloves to be real though.  Supreme cotton jersey shirt  Thrifted plaid hunting vest  Band of Outsiders cotton chino trousers  Common Projects chukka boot All images by Jeffrey Hamilton 09-04-2013STYLETERNITY
OOTD 09-04-2013 In between attempting to find a working DDL link for the Mad Men season 6 premier and furiously cramming for my intergovernmental immunities examination Jeffrey and I found time to head to the city. In the course of our other work he took some quickly staged snaps of me as we went about our business. This part of Australia is finally laying off the whole ‘Dante’s Inferno’ tip and is becoming pleasantly cool. So today I thought I’d share - for your amusement - a very casual lazyboy outfit I donned. This cold weather kit can be improved with the addition of wide wale cords (my favourite in a forest green - Ovadia & Sons are doing great takes on the corduroy trouser), a large knitted scarf and a ribbed sweater. I really just wanted an excuse to throw on my CP chukkas and Club Monaco gloves to be real though.  Supreme cotton jersey shirt  Thrifted plaid hunting vest  Band of Outsiders cotton chino trousers  Common Projects chukka boot All images by Jeffrey Hamilton 09-04-2013STYLETERNITY

OOTD 09-04-2013

In between attempting to find a working DDL link for the Mad Men season 6 premier and furiously cramming for my intergovernmental immunities examination Jeffrey and I found time to head to the city. In the course of our other work he took some quickly staged snaps of me as we went about our business.

This part of Australia is finally laying off the whole ‘Dante’s Inferno’ tip and is becoming pleasantly cool. So today I thought I’d share - for your amusement - a very casual lazyboy outfit I donned.

This cold weather kit can be improved with the addition of wide wale cords (my favourite in a forest green - Ovadia & Sons are doing great takes on the corduroy trouser), a large knitted scarf and a ribbed sweater. I really just wanted an excuse to throw on my CP chukkas and Club Monaco gloves to be real though. 

Supreme cotton jersey shirt 

Thrifted plaid hunting vest 

Band of Outsiders cotton chino trousers 

Common Projects chukka boot

All images by Jeffrey Hamilton 09-04-2013
STYLETERNITY

#supreme      #band of outsiders      #common projects      #ootd      #wiwt      #club monaco      #pre-fall      #seasonal      #menswear      #photography      #canon 5d      #style      #styleternity     
July 9th
11:40 AM
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STYLE ABROAD ROUND-UP PT 3. AEGIS MENSWEAR SHANGHAIIts hardly difficult to find a bevy of the world’s great luxury brands in and around one of China’s most populous and economically powerful cities, but Shanghai currently lacks a thoughtfully curated and dynamic local fashion circle which fashion capitals such as New York and London boast in spades (think B Store, Opening Ceremony et cetera). Project Aegis plugs this substantial gap by providing menswear devotees with a selection of thoughtfully selected brands in an environment that evokes touches of both old Shanghai and contemporary classicism. With labels like Band of Outsiders, rag & bone, Steven Alan and Common Projects, the store immediately sets itself apart with its focus on relaxed and contemporary menswear (with a couple of ‘spanners in the works’ in the form of Norse Projects et cetera). The store also stocks a number of very reliable and understated Shanghainese brands including S2VS (designed by graduates from the Parsons Fashion School), Initial et cetera. However these brands remain high on quality, and lower on price meaning that swagging travellers can sample some of Shanghai’s more low-key local fashion at the highest of quality.  The experience at Aegis will immediately impress, located on a lonely stretch of road on Fumin Lu (in Shanghai’s old quarter) the entrance is gilded with low hanging trees and cobbled walkways. Upon entry, customers are greeted by fleet footed attendants who (despite a crutch in less than stellar English) know their brands inside and out. The store itself is lit warmly and given ample touches to contribute to its one-of-a-kind experience. Every product is styled on a weekly basis by the residing staff so that the store feels less like a shopfront and more like someone’s library, a backstage wardrobe and an indoor street walk up combined, oh yeah did I mention there’s a secret change room behind the shoe displays? Its as brilliant as it sounds…. STYLETERNITY
STYLE ABROAD ROUND-UP PT 3. AEGIS MENSWEAR SHANGHAIIts hardly difficult to find a bevy of the world’s great luxury brands in and around one of China’s most populous and economically powerful cities, but Shanghai currently lacks a thoughtfully curated and dynamic local fashion circle which fashion capitals such as New York and London boast in spades (think B Store, Opening Ceremony et cetera). Project Aegis plugs this substantial gap by providing menswear devotees with a selection of thoughtfully selected brands in an environment that evokes touches of both old Shanghai and contemporary classicism. With labels like Band of Outsiders, rag & bone, Steven Alan and Common Projects, the store immediately sets itself apart with its focus on relaxed and contemporary menswear (with a couple of ‘spanners in the works’ in the form of Norse Projects et cetera). The store also stocks a number of very reliable and understated Shanghainese brands including S2VS (designed by graduates from the Parsons Fashion School), Initial et cetera. However these brands remain high on quality, and lower on price meaning that swagging travellers can sample some of Shanghai’s more low-key local fashion at the highest of quality.  The experience at Aegis will immediately impress, located on a lonely stretch of road on Fumin Lu (in Shanghai’s old quarter) the entrance is gilded with low hanging trees and cobbled walkways. Upon entry, customers are greeted by fleet footed attendants who (despite a crutch in less than stellar English) know their brands inside and out. The store itself is lit warmly and given ample touches to contribute to its one-of-a-kind experience. Every product is styled on a weekly basis by the residing staff so that the store feels less like a shopfront and more like someone’s library, a backstage wardrobe and an indoor street walk up combined, oh yeah did I mention there’s a secret change room behind the shoe displays? Its as brilliant as it sounds…. STYLETERNITY
STYLE ABROAD ROUND-UP PT 3. AEGIS MENSWEAR SHANGHAIIts hardly difficult to find a bevy of the world’s great luxury brands in and around one of China’s most populous and economically powerful cities, but Shanghai currently lacks a thoughtfully curated and dynamic local fashion circle which fashion capitals such as New York and London boast in spades (think B Store, Opening Ceremony et cetera). Project Aegis plugs this substantial gap by providing menswear devotees with a selection of thoughtfully selected brands in an environment that evokes touches of both old Shanghai and contemporary classicism. With labels like Band of Outsiders, rag & bone, Steven Alan and Common Projects, the store immediately sets itself apart with its focus on relaxed and contemporary menswear (with a couple of ‘spanners in the works’ in the form of Norse Projects et cetera). The store also stocks a number of very reliable and understated Shanghainese brands including S2VS (designed by graduates from the Parsons Fashion School), Initial et cetera. However these brands remain high on quality, and lower on price meaning that swagging travellers can sample some of Shanghai’s more low-key local fashion at the highest of quality.  The experience at Aegis will immediately impress, located on a lonely stretch of road on Fumin Lu (in Shanghai’s old quarter) the entrance is gilded with low hanging trees and cobbled walkways. Upon entry, customers are greeted by fleet footed attendants who (despite a crutch in less than stellar English) know their brands inside and out. The store itself is lit warmly and given ample touches to contribute to its one-of-a-kind experience. Every product is styled on a weekly basis by the residing staff so that the store feels less like a shopfront and more like someone’s library, a backstage wardrobe and an indoor street walk up combined, oh yeah did I mention there’s a secret change room behind the shoe displays? Its as brilliant as it sounds…. STYLETERNITY
STYLE ABROAD ROUND-UP PT 3. AEGIS MENSWEAR SHANGHAIIts hardly difficult to find a bevy of the world’s great luxury brands in and around one of China’s most populous and economically powerful cities, but Shanghai currently lacks a thoughtfully curated and dynamic local fashion circle which fashion capitals such as New York and London boast in spades (think B Store, Opening Ceremony et cetera). Project Aegis plugs this substantial gap by providing menswear devotees with a selection of thoughtfully selected brands in an environment that evokes touches of both old Shanghai and contemporary classicism. With labels like Band of Outsiders, rag & bone, Steven Alan and Common Projects, the store immediately sets itself apart with its focus on relaxed and contemporary menswear (with a couple of ‘spanners in the works’ in the form of Norse Projects et cetera). The store also stocks a number of very reliable and understated Shanghainese brands including S2VS (designed by graduates from the Parsons Fashion School), Initial et cetera. However these brands remain high on quality, and lower on price meaning that swagging travellers can sample some of Shanghai’s more low-key local fashion at the highest of quality.  The experience at Aegis will immediately impress, located on a lonely stretch of road on Fumin Lu (in Shanghai’s old quarter) the entrance is gilded with low hanging trees and cobbled walkways. Upon entry, customers are greeted by fleet footed attendants who (despite a crutch in less than stellar English) know their brands inside and out. The store itself is lit warmly and given ample touches to contribute to its one-of-a-kind experience. Every product is styled on a weekly basis by the residing staff so that the store feels less like a shopfront and more like someone’s library, a backstage wardrobe and an indoor street walk up combined, oh yeah did I mention there’s a secret change room behind the shoe displays? Its as brilliant as it sounds…. STYLETERNITY

STYLE ABROAD ROUND-UP PT 3. AEGIS MENSWEAR SHANGHAI

Its hardly difficult to find a bevy of the world’s great luxury brands in and around one of China’s most populous and economically powerful cities, but Shanghai currently lacks a thoughtfully curated and dynamic local fashion circle which fashion capitals such as New York and London boast in spades (think B Store, Opening Ceremony et cetera).

Project Aegis plugs this substantial gap by providing menswear devotees with a selection of thoughtfully selected brands in an environment that evokes touches of both old Shanghai and contemporary classicism. With labels like Band of Outsiders, rag & bone, Steven Alan and Common Projects, the store immediately sets itself apart with its focus on relaxed and contemporary menswear (with a couple of ‘spanners in the works’ in the form of Norse Projects et cetera). The store also stocks a number of very reliable and understated Shanghainese brands including S2VS (designed by graduates from the Parsons Fashion School), Initial et cetera. However these brands remain high on quality, and lower on price meaning that swagging travellers can sample some of Shanghai’s more low-key local fashion at the highest of quality. 

The experience at Aegis will immediately impress, located on a lonely stretch of road on Fumin Lu (in Shanghai’s old quarter) the entrance is gilded with low hanging trees and cobbled walkways. Upon entry, customers are greeted by fleet footed attendants who (despite a crutch in less than stellar English) know their brands inside and out. The store itself is lit warmly and given ample touches to contribute to its one-of-a-kind experience. Every product is styled on a weekly basis by the residing staff so that the store feels less like a shopfront and more like someone’s library, a backstage wardrobe and an indoor street walk up combined, oh yeah did I mention there’s a secret change room behind the shoe displays? Its as brilliant as it sounds….

STYLETERNITY

#aegis      #fumin road      #menswear      #shanghai      #style      #styleternity      #rag and bone      #band of outsiders      #steven alan      #converse      #John Varvatos     
June 20th
10:30 PM
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OUR PICK OF THE WEEK- BAND OF OUTSIDERS ZIPUP HOODIE A hooded sweatshirt- alongside good selvedge denim and stubborn loafers- is one of few wardrobe staples that a man can take true pride in breaking in.  As an essential ingredient of comfortable dressing the hoodie can take you from the gym to the cafe with relative ease, and the more you wear it the more character it develops. To this end, this essential piece of attire (informed by the aesthetic and practicality of active-wear) needs to pack a quality punch to survive the rigors of the gym and the street. Styleternity offers a little assistance by suggesting this luxurious zip-up ‘geek chic’ hoodie by Band of Outsiders.  More than your average sweatshirt, Band Of Outsider’s update on this classic piece of casualwear comes in a speckled pattern in a luxurious cotton texture: perfect for those frosty morning jogs to the gym. A versatile wardrobe staple, this lightly coloured hoodie can be paired with a polo and chinos as easily as shorts and a pair of New Balance 576.  Available now from MR PORTER Styleternity 

OUR PICK OF THE WEEK- BAND OF OUTSIDERS ZIPUP HOODIE

A hooded sweatshirt- alongside good selvedge denim and stubborn loafers- is one of few wardrobe staples that a man can take true pride in breaking in.  As an essential ingredient of comfortable dressing the hoodie can take you from the gym to the cafe with relative ease, and the more you wear it the more character it develops. To this end, this essential piece of attire (informed by the aesthetic and practicality of active-wear) needs to pack a quality punch to survive the rigors of the gym and the street. Styleternity offers a little assistance by suggesting this luxurious zip-up ‘geek chic’ hoodie by Band of Outsiders. 

More than your average sweatshirt, Band Of Outsider’s update on this classic piece of casualwear comes in a speckled pattern in a luxurious cotton texture: perfect for those frosty morning jogs to the gym. A versatile wardrobe staple, this lightly coloured hoodie can be paired with a polo and chinos as easily as shorts and a pair of New Balance 576. 

Available now from MR PORTER

Styleternity 

#casual wear      #hoodie      #sweatshirt      #band of outsiders      #geej chic      #mr porter      #styleternity     
March 4th
9:29 AM
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Bande à part (a la Scott Sternberg) (by Randy ‘Candy’ Lai)

Bande à part (a la Scott Sternberg) (by Randy ‘Candy’ Lai)

#Band of Outsiders      #Bande à part      #preppy      #Ivy League