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Showing posts with label Chelsea Farmer Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chelsea Farmer Club. Show all posts

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Purple pattern play

Folks,

after yesterday´s colourful get up with burgundy red, yellow, blue, white and tan, i decided to take one step back on the crazyness scale and went with grey all over the place. As you can tell by the pics following, the mess was caused by varying textures, this time: we´ve got stripes, dots, herringbones, checks and solids on display...From a colour perspective, it was blue, white, grey, black and purple. If i had to extinct all colours but one, my choice for "last shade standing" would be....na......purple :)

Additionally, i went to CFC today, accompanied by Mike of Inner City Style. Great folks there and plenty of cool stuff, reduced by 50%. Sale, baby! Still, i only bought two things: a knitted laple flower and a metal button.



pic is courtesy of Inner City Style

























Talking is done, let the music play:
































Only one comment to answer:
@Aaron: cheers buddy, i´m looking forward to it :)

Thursday, October 7, 2010

The great work of others

Kids,

spent my lunch break with Mike of Inner City Stlye, strolling through the streets, him shooting pics and me tieing a bow at Chelsea Farmer Club.


(pic is courtesy of Inner City Style)

The guy on the left is one of the Torquato´s CEO, the right one is Mike, who was looking super-fly today. Mike, you should shoot yourself more often!

  
(pic is courtesy of Inner City Style)
(pic is courtesy of Inner City Style)
























Anyway, here are some great pics i took from various blogs: first, check out Dapper Lou, he´s having some serious stuff over there:
(pic is courtesy of Dapper Lou)
(pic is courtesy of Dapper Lou)


The gents at Style Forum have been throwing in some serious stuff:







Along all those well-dressed gentleman, i am not able to compete...still, here you go. Flashy, isn´t it?
(pic is courtesy of Inner City Style)