Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Marc Jacobs Derby Corker






The Marc Jacobs DW's look brilliantly understated but the black sole amazingly makes all the difference. Just a perfect alternative to a plimsoll or a low sneaker.

Tuesday, 23 November 2010

Asos Chukka High top




team up with some skinny jeans from zara and your bang on the money.

Topman Ltd Jumper


Now personally I wouldn't have opted for a shirt but a t-shirt with a smart pair of khaki trousers and your in business, especially if you go drop crotch or arch leg as topman call it.

Tuesday, 9 November 2010

Peoples Market









Peoples Market have released some cracking jackets this winter my favourite being the Lagianni Pea coat, great name, great cut. what can I say it looks the business. straight jeans and a pair of dessert boots bish bash bosh.


Sunday, 31 October 2010

aRm Sweat




Arms have released their new sweat shirt which looks so basic but throw in a side pocket and some elbow patches and it just gives the whole thing a revamp.

looks great with a pair of indigo jeans and some brown desert boots.


Saturday, 16 October 2010

Shops away!

All the Magazines and even day break have mentioned the real emphasis on the military look this winter. Now I got to be honest the above statement is normally the sort of thing that puts me of mentioning it hear on MIM but truth be told no matter whether in trend or not the Aviator jacket is simply a thing of beauty.


Topman Catwalk



Burberry




Topman have released their interpretation of the traditional aviator jacket and for £160 I cant lie its a bargain. However the catch is you can only buy it from the website.



Tuesday, 5 October 2010

stand down soldier







So the military boot trend has kicked off big time but I never thought that I would get fed up with it, so with the winter chill slowly creeping upon us I have discovered the ultimate alternative which is the Red Wing shoe.

This American classic looks the business with jeans or chinos, and you wont look like every other male fashionista who treads the high street.