Cozy Comfy
Outfits and items to wear at home
Second lockdown? Not the easiest thing! But don’t let it overshadow you. Wake up, exercise, have a routine and dress up with easy, comfy, stylish clothes. Dressing up and grooming yourself it will cheer you up and it will help you step up your game at home. You will see yourself being more productive, planning things and have more positive energy. Below you will find some of my outfits and hopefully you will get inspired and dress up yourself.
Shirt: Dior
Hello guys!
For those who follow me on instagram you may have already noticed something different in my profile for those who don’t yes I have some excited news! I MOVED TO LONDON finally!! Yes guys it is true, after 5 years of being on and off I did finally decided to move here permanent and pursuit my dreams. It sounds very cliche but it is as cliche as it sounds! Taking decisions becomes harder and harder when you grow up but please do never forget what your goals and dreams are. Life always offers the most to the ones who take risks and try new things. This is something that I learned from a very young age and something that hopefully I will never forget. Something that hopefully you will never forget as well.
I moved here a couple of months ago ( few weeks before the new lockdown) and I did managed to settle myself down to the new house. Here are some shots from some outdoor activities and I will try to serve as many looks as I can from London just to inspire you. Beige and neutral colours are some of my favourites at the moment and I am totally obsessed with the monochromatic outfits. It is something very smart, modern and fresh. Also don’t be afraid to choose light colours in autumn.
Until the next post stay safe and for those who are lucky to live with your families try to get the most out of it and enjoy those very precious times.
Cheers,
Pasquale
Jacket: Burberry / Pants: Eytys / Shirt: Zara / Shoes: Air Jordan
Jacket: Burberry / Pants: Eytys / Shirt: Zara / Shoes: Air Jordan
Jacket: Burberry / Pants: Eytys / Shirt: Zara / Shoes: Air Jordan
Jacket: Burberry / Pants: Eytys / Shirt: Zara / Shoes: Air Jordan
Wearing total look by Hackett London
The classic men's jacket is a classic wardrobe piece for a reason. It makes any man look respectable. Think about it. Pair a well-tailored jacket with classic shoes and sharp trousers, you've given 90% of your body a time-tested, solid presentation. All you have to do is brush your hair and smile!
The single men's jacket, buttoned near the waist and ending at the bottom of the buttocks has endured for a century because it builds out the shoulders, exaggerates the trimness of the waist, and it's solid lines allow the eyes to move up and down the body without being jarred to the right or left.There are specific proportions the human eye finds pleasing. The “golden ratio” and similar mathematical cousins crop up in art across all cultural lines, demonstrating our inherited preference for certain shapes and balances. Unfortunately, most men's bodies aren't built along any kind of ideal ratio, which is why none of us look like Greek sculptures (the ancient Greeks loved them some math). Our waists tend to be right around the midpoint of our height or just slightly above it, which is great for balancing and running away from saber-toothed tigers and other evolutionary needs but not as aesthetically pleasing as something more in the neighborhood of a 1:2 ratio. A suitcoat raises our perceived waistline, dividing our body into a top third and a bottom two-thirds rather than cleanly in half.
Wearing total look by Hackett London
Wearing total look by Hackett London
From the moment i saw this suit I went completely crazy. Last week I visited the Dimitris Petrou atelier. The jacket's pattern felt to me really cool, young and edgy. The classic, cropped, blue pants that was paired with me make it feel really unique. So I choose them for a big event that I have to attend to. Of course i compared them with a classic Santoni double monk pair of shoes. What are your thoughts about it? Do not hesitate to contact me for more details about the suit, the materials and the way you can make it yours!