Tuesday, 27 September 2016

Navy Blazer Polo Day







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Wednesday, 14 September 2016

Mens Autumn/Winter 16 fashion essentials

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The Bomber Jacket
The bomber jacket has been a large trend both in summer and spring, with designer and high street stores releasing them in a number of prints, colours and styles, it is extremely versatile. Wether casual or smart, oversized or tailored, the jacket never fails to deliver . With autumn and winter almost here the bomber jacket is still going strong. Instead of crazy prints and light fabrics this season a fur collar and padding throughout revives the jacket and makes it perfect for the colder days. For a more waterproof finish, why not try a leather bomber jacket.

The Chelsea Boot
What started as a riding boot made for queen Victoria in 1883, has become one of fashions most alluring and resilient footwear trends for both men and women. today these boots are the perfect shoes for autumn and winter due to their sturdy shape and comfy heel. The boots can be found in a range of different materials such as leather and suede.
The Trench Coat
The trench coat is a stylish option for wet weather dressing. Originating from the 19th century originally as a military style the trench coat has come a long way in the fashion world. With the incredible designs by Thomas burberry the trench coat has become an iconic staple for smart (or even casual) day to day outerwear.
The Graphic Knit
Wether delicate or lightweight, large and bulky, jumper and cardigans are a key staple for the autumn and winter. With designers bringing out an array of prints and materials, the options are endless in finding you the perfect knit. For a more casual look why not try a large slouchy cable knit and for smarter occasions a muscle fit would be more appropriate. From zigzag to statement block stripes, graphic knitwear is one to follow this season.




Accessories 
here are a few of the perfect accessories for this season


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Sunday, 4 September 2016

Jardin Exotique Monaco

One of the must see places in Monaco is the Jardin exotique. Located in the south west of Monaco, the gardens feature a collection of the rarest and most amazing varieties of exotic plants. when at the gardens, vast views of Monaco and the Mediterranean can be seen from the towering buildings and cliffs to the luxury yachts floating on the glistening blue water.

Throughout the gardens there are panoramic view spots as well as a cave for you too look through. The plants from the garden come from various far away dry zones. In spite of their extravagant shapes, they are plants in their own right, regularly producing flowers.

I would recommend visiting the gardens fairly early in the morning (9-10 o'clock) when there is less rush and less heat. peak times are usually around 12 and 1 o'clock.
Tickets for adults are €7.20 and for children (4-18) it is €3.80







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Wednesday, 17 August 2016

Ralph & Russo Boutique Harrods

On a recent trip to London i had the chance to visit one of the most luxurious department stores there, Harrods. I went straight to the Super Brands department and walked across the luxurious white marble hallways to my favourite British haute couture brand, Ralph & Russo which was founded in 2007 by duo Tamara Ralph (creative director) and Michael Russo (CEO)

The store is a heaven of beige, white and cream. chairs and sofas are placed around for you to sit and try on the most incredible shoes.

The store hosts an impressive display an elegant selection of couture pieces (such as gowns, jackets, skirts), shoes and accessories. Clients are invited to walk around and experience the quality and craftsmanship that goes into each and every creation. items such as shoes and bags are handcrafted in Italy and available for immediate purchase.

Here are a few pictures from the store, 
enjoy X







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Tuesday, 9 August 2016

Gucci Prints 2016


GG BLOOMS

First appearing in the fall winter 2015 women's fashion show, The distinctive blooms motif is presented for the first time in blue. The tapestry inspired print evokes the look of a canvas painting, printed on the signature GG supreme canvas.

Shown here - Belt (£195), Iphone 6 case (£115), Tote bag (£1,140), Duffle bag (£1,110), Wallet (£200)

GUCCI TIAN
The new Gucci Tian print features a contemporary floral motif inspired by Chinese landscapes depicted on 18th-century tapestries and screens. The floral pattern is made up of flowers, insects and birds including dragon flies, butterflies and hummingbirds. The plants and creatures are represented through light and quick brushstroke-style graphics, with a three-dimensional effect printed on the GG canvas. 

Shown here - Supreme backpack (£850), Slip on sneakers (£345), Low top sneaker (£360), Supreme tote (£1,140), Supreme wallet (£200), Zip around wallet (£360).
GUCCI TROPICAL

The Gucci tropical print, depicts birds and tropical plants in brilliant colours that stand out against a black background. The pinks and other light colours featured give it a delicate look against the bold background, adding a interesting and eye catching piece to every outfit. 


Shown here - High top sneakers (£470), Belt (£335), Wallet (£240), Briefcase (£1,250), Slip on sneakers (£440), Backpack (£1,180)
Silk jacket (£1,110), Swim shorts (£270), T-shirt (£365)

Gucci Ghost
The artists GucciGhost ( Trevor Andrew) was invited by Allesandro Michele to create a special project for the fall winter 2016 fashion show. The collaboration incorporates GucciGhost's street art into Alessandro's fall winter design. The final product is a mix of two cultures, a juxtaposition of the past and present. 

Shown here - Slip on sneakers (£350), Iphone 6 case (£120), Collar shirt (£725), Shawl (£220), Princetown slipper (£440), Wallet (£240), Scarf (£275)
Shown here - Pouch (£495), Black t shirt (£240), both Scarfs (£275), Red t shirt (£240), Bomber jacket (£1,470)


All picture are from the Gucci website
This blog post is NOT sponsored

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Saturday, 30 July 2016

day out in Edinburgh

Last week, my good friend and I decided to take a trip to Scotland! We had been to many places already seeking new places to explore and sights to see; we had been to Liverpool, Birmingham, London and Manchester already so decided to try something new and ventured out into the city of Edinburgh. We left early in the morning, arriving at the train station. The journey took approximately three hours. Throughout our journey, as we passed through the Lake District all we could see was the beautiful scenery... and rain.
As we arrived in Edinburgh fortunately it was not rainy or wet; despite it being cloudy, it was not cold and a temperature of 16 degrees made the day enjoyable.

 We visited Multrees Walk, a street housing designer and luxury stores such as Louis Vuitton, Burberry and Tommy Hilfiger, as well as an impressive five-storey Harvey Nichols store. We ate at YO! Sushi which was located in the Harvey Nichols store, on the top floor (service was excellent and food was prepared very quickly) along with the Harvey Nichols food market, chocolate lounge and brasserie/restaurant


After seeing the shopping Edinburgh has on offer we went to the Princess street gardens where there were amazing views of the Scott monument and the rest of Edinburgh's architecturally outstanding buildings. Here there were large spaces for picnics and barbecues.


Right next to the gardens there was the Scottish national gallery, which housed a number of magnificent paintings. Admission for the gallery was free and you could stay as long as you wanted, to roam around and have a look.


All pictures were taken by me.
This blogpost is NOT sponsored

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Sunday, 17 July 2016

mens luxury watch gift guide

Struggling to find a gift for a watch fanatic? Whether it be a boyfriend or husband, here are a few of my picks of watches ranging from £500 to £30,000 using the Selfridges Wonder Room.


£500-£1,000


This watch retails for £525 and is a great pick for a stylish and sophisticated guy. The blue face gives the watch a cool look while keeping it classy with the traditional stainless steel straps. 

'This gucci watch has been crafted from stainless steel for a sleek finish. adorned with a striking blue dial and solid three link bracelet strap' 






This watch retails for £950. It's slightly more chunky and bolder and the dark face makes it perfect with any outfit.

'The Formula 1 polished stainless steel watch features quartz movement and exceptional durability due to the scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, this timepiece is complete with an impressive 200-metre water resistance'

                                                                         
      
 £1,000-£5,500


This watch retails for £5,100. Even though this watch is above £5000 I thought I had to include it since it was a classic timepiece. The square shape gives it a refined look and is different to the usual round watch face.

The watch features a steel case, nine sided crown set sapphire crystal, finiliquè dial and blue sword hands.
The watch is available in SMALL (£3900) LARGE (£5,100) X-LARGE (£5,700)

'Floating like a balloon and as blue as the sapphire safely nestled in its side, the Balloon Bleu stainless steel is guaranteed to add a dash of elegance'
£10,000+

'Add a dose of luxury to everyday looks with this £16,100 watch. Boasting precise mechanical manufacture high-frequency chronograph (5Hz) with automatic winding, this timepiece has an impressive 50 hour power reserve. Decorated with perlage, côtes de Genève and chamfering finishing, the watch is built with a transparent case back and luminescent applies indexes.'

'This £26,370 watch is inspired by the beauty of classic cars. Featuring luminescent arabic numerals and hands. Complete with an 18 carat rose gold strap, this time piece is the perfect balance of automobile design and mechanical watchmaking'

All watches shown are from Selfridges and available to purchase.
This blogpost is NOT sponsored and all opinions are my own. 
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