Recent Purchases - Page 49

that Dunhill bag is ridiculous

Looks like a white one.

- not if Gazman is there with cocktails..

- detailed in my WAYWRN posts
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...ostcount=38173

- WTF?

..

Edited by merkur - 7/28/11 at 7:43am

Sorry. Just couldn't resist

yeah, like what if he spilt the wossy pinky things he like to drink on them - you know the ones which have there own rain forest as a garnish

Decided to get a non-quartz casual watch. Went small-time to begin with... I'll move up soon. Looking at an IWC or ubiquitous Rolex as a law school graduation gift. But for now, I've got this Seiko:





Also decided to pick these up the other day.

Cream/burgundy pocket square (Ben Silver):





And navy blue with white pindot bowtie (Ben Silver):


Never tried to tie one when it wasn't around my neck before... sorry.



Nothing too earth-shattering. Carry on.

Drakes reversible wool scarf and tie. The quality is ridiculously high.

What Ho! Eton XI!

Very nice scarf!

Drakes has a nice "school uniform" vibe to lots of its items, esp these two. Good buys!

Over teh last week.
Various Valextra goodies (all new except the CC holder)
Navy with black edging A4 sized portfolio/envelope
Ecru with black edging Pass Port sized envelope I use for notes/bills when in a suit
Ecru with black edging note-pad with paper stamped with my Chinese name
Ecru with black edging name card holder which has a nice section for my cigar cutter
Not pictured:
Ecru with black edging 6 key holder
Dark green with black edging travel wallet


Dries Van Noten silk scarf

Good choice. I've been drooling over that stuff for a while. PG, cool gear. I'd love some detail shots of the inside of those Valextra goodies if you get a chance. I'm especially curious how your cigar cutter fits in there.

Very nice. I'm also impressed with my first Drakes (thanks again Cary Grant)

Martin Margiela Parachute Waistcoat. I hate to look like one of those dime-a-dozen followers who wear these at every mall in the country, so I sometimes wear it backwards to add my own twist and show individual style. It's a tough call, though, because I like to remain true to the designer's vision as well, so wearing it backwards can be a bit of an aesthetic compromise.