Showing posts with label Male Fashion Blogger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Male Fashion Blogger. Show all posts

TENS & VINTAGE SPECS






Evening guys, tonight, I want to start off with some new killer shades! I've been lucky enough to find a handful of super cool sunglasses over the past few months plus a brand that have kindly just gifted me a pair of their epic tinted glasses! It's being a while since I've sat down and posted something across on my blog so I thought I'd put together something small and I'd show you some of my sexy new additions to the eye wear drawer.




I love a pair of sunglasses, I mean when do they not come in handy? Either to hide a raging hangover or to remain, well . . unidentified. The bigger the better in my book and if they cover pretty much all my face, I've found a pair for me! I've built up quite the collection over the years, some designer, some cheap but all fucking oozing that rock n' roll chic! I'll start with my most recent pair I was kindly gifted by a Scottish brand - Tens which I'm wearing in these shots.







First off let's chat about the look of the website as well as their range of sunglasses - its a must see, after reading this of course! All the visuals as well as the films showcasing their ranges of super cool shades are perfectly shot. I'm not normally one to comment on films as I always think I can do way better (yeah, my head really is that big) but when it comes to what Tens have created, I can well and truly say they've really smashed it out the park, what a vibe!








I guess that's the visuals you get when the brand is owned and ran by two photographers. However, I've not even got to the best part of the brand - whatever sexy frame you decide on, you then have the option to choose the colour of the lenses which you can choose from a huge range of filters & tints, anything from a desert orange sun to a deep forrest green, it's really like walking around with an instagram preset! I rooted for the Tropic High Sunnies which have the most amazing tint I've ever experienced in glasses and look down right cool!





Next up, I have two other pairs which you can take a look at across on my YouTube. I recently picked them up in Edinburgh, these guys just show that you can still pick up a pair of super cool shades for a small budget. I spent six pounds each on these sunglasses and I think they're worth every penny! I found both pairs on the same day, from two different Armstrongs stores in the city. Armstrongs, if you don't already know are a series of vintage stores scattered through the city and well worth heading to if you're ever in Edinburgh.

The first pair I came across were these jet black wide lens shades, which give you all the anonymity you need by basically covering half your face - just the way I like it! The others I found are the exact same shape (how lucky is that) but these particular sunglasses are in a tortoise shell. I'm all about the tan, brown, earthy tones right now. The perfect addition to accessorise that outfit!

Check both my vintage pairs out below on my YouTube channel -



Check out Tens here

Cheers for reading,
Enjoy the sunshine!



THE RUFFLE SHIRT





As promised we have quite an unusual shirt to take a look at this evening, I agree, it's very out there, very feminine and to be honest, I haven't quite made my mind up just yet. However, since it was only £25 it was well worth the gamble, right? I wore this in a video I posted on Instagram a few days back and everyone seemed to like it then, so I'll take that as a good sign from you all that I can sort of pull it off!



This is the first piece of clothing I've bought for myself in months, I feel like I've forgotten how to shop, it's been that long! I bought this shirt in a small and it fits great, the light sheer fabric isn't for all but, as you have probably figured out by now, I'm pretty comfortable wearing my shirts so far buttoned down, its like I'm not wearing one at all. However this particular shirt when buttoned up or down will reveal to everyone your wonderful nipples! That in mind, if freeing the nipple isn't your thing, this shirt probably isn't the one for you.




I wanted this look to look a little more western, as per, rather than your modern Gucci inspired look, as I said, this shirt is feminine, so the tucked in move was done tactically to butch this shirt up a little, make it look a little more boxy. I think my jewellery plays a strong part in this look as it adds character, I don't think this shirt would sit as well if it didn't have bold accessories to complete the outfit. I fear if this shirt was just paired with a pair of jeans on a clean cut guy, it would look a little too floaty and female.






A few years ago I don't think I would have ever worn a shirt like this, I don't normally follow trends but I do surprisingly like this shirt the more I look at it. It fits my seventies aesthetic, it verges into the western look which I also adore, plus its got that difference, that edge, that twist on your classic original shirt and that's what interests me.






Tell me what you guys think of the shirt, I'd love to know your thoughts is it a thumbs up or a thumbs down to a ruffle bib?

Check the shirt out across on Asos here

Cheers for reading,




CHECK MATE







Hey guys Happy New Year & welcome back to my blog! 2020 has started with a bang and this is my first post of the new year as well as the decade! You might have followed my blog for a while now or this might be the very first time you've checked it out! 2020 is my third year of having my blog and I'm super excited to see what comes my way and everything I'm going to discover this year!
Hopefully they'll be more killer posts plus a lot more tips on what you all wanna find out! I'll kick things off by showing you all, one of my Christmas presents, this very sexy grey and black check coat.






I've been wanting a dark check coat for a very long time, since spotting one in All Saints years ago, the biggest mistake then was, I didn't get it at the time! Classic case of buyers regret! Ever since then I've been longing for a coat like it. A long flowing length of material with a simple check pattern with a fitted & tailored style.

I was in T.K.Maxx of all place's when the sleeve of this coat jumped out at me, grabbing my attention from the overflowing rail of jackets and coats. I'd only gone into T.K.Maxx to kill time as that day I'd walked into town and forgotten my wallet, classic! I gave it a try on in the fitting room then decided a walk back to the flat for my wallet was now called for, I wasn't going to let a coat like this slip through my fingers for the second time.









I collected the jacket and finally paid, it was the coat I'd been looking for since my All Saints days. My parents kindly offered to  buy me the coat for one of my Christmas presents - Legends! Sadly this meant one thing, it got put away till the big day.

It's pretty much not been off my back since Boxing Day so I thought why not feature it across on my blog. I also got this amazing grey cashmere scarf from Marks & Sparks which even though I'm not over 70, adds a cool little detail to the outfit and makes the coat look even better with a complementing block grey colour.





This coat is a piece I've been desperately needing, something to make me feel smart when wearing, and a coat I can throw on and rock with any outfit. I think it looks the part and makes for a very timeless look. I was super lucky with the photographs, heading to this wall at the perfect time during the day, catching the long shadows just before the sun disappeared entirely. The coat only cost £59 but styled up with accessories and a crisp white shirt I think it looks a lot more expensive than it actually was.







I've actually found this coat across on Asos too, it's a little bit more than I paid, but still a steal for the price. Here's the link to check the coat out on Asos, sadly they only have it in large, but I imagine if it's on there, it might be also found elsewhere with a little more digging online.

Thanks for reading,