“Fuck Jetlag” was what I exclaimed on the way to a party at the Wellema Hat Co, which was literally the day after I came back from Japan. It was worth being extremely sleepy by the end of the event; it was a bunch of fun and a great way to mark my return to the States.
I also stayed up editing these pictures, so I hate myself.
Photography, a fun hobby and an essential part of the menswear machine. Let’s talk about it!
(This is basically an excuse for me to share some of my favorite pictures, both that I’ve seen and of ones I’ve taken!)
After a 3000+ word recap of my trip (that omitted things like the Rowing Blazers event and our visit to some vintage stores) it’s time to talk about what you’ve been waiting for: the outfits.
I returned to the city so nice that they named it twice (the other name is Manhattan)! This time, I decided to bring my friends along for a full vacation/menswear trip.
Do I even have to warn you how long this is going to be?
We ate some food, drank some dranks, and exposed our legs this past Independence Day. I’m won’t get into a lot of detail, but let’s just say that our poops were very good the next day.
Always a pleasure to be invited to the latest Dapper Day x LACMA event! This time they celebrate their latest exhibit, which centers on famed British painter David Hockney and his 82 Portraits & 1 Still Life.
There’s also some great candids and portraits of our own that I hope will serve as an editorial/lookbook of sorts.
It’s time for a blast from the past and bring Raj back to the blog. It’s been a while!
Warning: Extra freakin’ long blog post
NYC definitely beats LA in all aspects of classic menswear. Not only are there way more cool stores over there, but the young guys all dress the part as well. Here’s what I was able to document (as well as some of my own outfits).
I don’t go out drinking often (if at all), but when I do, it’s with people who like vintage fashion.
