Jeffrey Ying and me
Corneliani sportcoat
Kent Wang shirt
Kent Wang knit tie
Kent Wang silk pocket square
Thick as Thieves trousers
Restaurant Akelarre, San Sebastian, Basque Country, Spain, with the Bay of Biscay behind me
H&M linen sportcoat
Kent Wang shirt
Kent Wang bicolor knit tie
Kent Wang white cotton pocket square
Kent Wang mother of pearl cuff links
This is what I pack for trips. Linen always looks wrinkled, so if gets wrinkled in your suitcase it looks perfectly normal. Knit ties are also impossible to wrinkle. I prefer the point end as it doesn’t look as casual and is more versatile in that respect.
P.S. - Akelarre was the best meal of my life.
Corneliani sportcoat
Kent Wang blue gingham shirt
Kent Wang cotton pocket square
H&M linen sportcoat
Kent Wang herringbone shirt
Kent Wang pink linen pocket square
Sugar Cane 2009 jeans
Adidas Rod Laver Vintage
Paul Stuart sportcoat - I like the large curving “belly” of these lapels
Kent Wang blue gingham shirt
Kent Wang navy pindot tie
Kent Wang white cotton pocket square
Thick as Thieves trousers
Martegani double monks
Corneliani sportcoat
Kent Wang pink herringbone shirt
Kent Wang cotton pocket square
Orchid
I have recently been buying flowers for my apartment, so as a consequence I now have a steady supply of flowers for my lapel. If I don’t, I’ll pick one out from the apartment complex grounds. I endeavor to always wear a lapel flower. In the 1920s, this was the norm.
H&M linen sportcoat - the fit is slim but there’s too much padding; I want to make an unstructured linen jacket
Kent Wang linen/cotton shirt
Kent Wang navy grenadine tie
Kent Wang blue seersucker pocket square
An old photo taken by Mark Cho of The Armoury back in 2009 at a dim sum restaurant in Shanghai.
This is my first blog post… ever. I’ll be using this blog to post news about my products and photos of them being worn, mostly by me.
Here I am wearing:
Corneliani sportcoat
Kent Wang blue gingham shirt
Kent Wang cornflower flora linen pocket square
