Pick a Novel: Keywords/prominent themes in your life
Pick the novel that draws your attention the most. If you can't decide between two, then look at the 2 readings. This is a general reading, so not everything will apply. Please take what resonates and leave what doesn't behind!
Celebrities/Public Figures: Audrey Hepburn, Min Yoongi, IU, Claude Monet, Angela Merkel, Andrew Carnegie, John Johnson, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page, Howard Schultz, Sam Walton, Amancio Ortega, Queen Elizabeth I, Jane Austen, Jennie Kim
Countries: Italy, Canada, South Africa, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Greece, Madagascar, Qatar, Sweden, Zambia, Taiwan, Solomon Islands
Kpop songs: Young Forever by BTS, Shine by PENTAGON, Me Gustas Tu by GFRIEND, Run to You by DJ DOC, Love Lee by AKMU, Deja vu by TXT, Back Down by P1Harmony, Love shot by EXO
Celebrities/Public Figures: Grace Kelly, Billie Eilish, Keanu Reeves, Rosé, Jung Hoseok, Salma Hayek, Pablo Picasso, Princess Diana, Thomas Edison, Sergey Brin, Mary I, William Shakespeare, Lee Nayeon
Countries: New Zealand, USA, Maldives, Indonesia, United Kingdom, Venezuela, Lithuania, Nepal, Portugal, Poland, Lebanon, Mali, Netherlands
Numbers: 4, 99, 101, 33, 13, 14, 0
Brands: Masion Margiela, Amazon, facebook, Shein, PWC, Missoni, Moschino Couture, Toyota, citi bank, Chaumet, Polene, Pizza Hut,
Kpop songs: Love Dive by IVE, Shangri-la by VIXX, Sweety by Clazziquai, I NEED U by BTS, The Chaser by Infinite, Magnetic by ILLIT, My House by 2PM, ICY by ITZY
Celebrities/Public Figures: Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Morgan Freeman, Kim Seokjin, Jang Wonyoung, Matt Damon, Napoleon Bonaparte, Shinzo Abe, Steve Jobs, Voltaire, Kim Jisoo,
Countries: Ethiopia, France, Russia, Ireland, Argentina, Afghanistan, Libya, Rwanda, Nigeria, Pakistan, Morocco, Malta, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Iraq,
Kpop songs: Supernova by aespa, Maestro by seventeen, Not by the moon by GOT7, Alone by Sistar, Hip by MAMAMOO, Good Day by IU, Bite Me by ENHYPEN, Work by ATEEZ, The Feels by TWICE
Celebrities/Public Figures: Marilyn Monroe, Barack Obama, Kate Winslet, Kim Taehyung, Aamir Khan, Marie Antoinette, Elon Musk, Robert F Kennedy, Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, Edward VIII, Charles Dickens, Abraham Lincoln, Park Bogum,
Countries: North Korea, China, Vietnam, Brazil, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Germany, India, Israel, Laos, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Congo, Cuba, Egypt, Mongolia
Kpop songs: Shut down by Blackpink, Seven by Jeon Jungkook, God's Menu by Stray Kids, Love Love Love by Epik High, Very Nice by SEVENTEEN, Birthday by Jeon Somi, Psycho by Red Velvet,
Celebrities/Public Figures: Jane Birkin, Kim Jiwon, Gigi Hadid, Charlize Theron, Park Jimin, Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Maximilien Robespierre, Bill Gates, Queen Elizabeth II, Vladimir Putin, Henry Ford, James Joyce, Lalisa Manobal
Kpop songs: ROCKSTAR by LISA, Cherry bomb by NCT 127, Move by Taemin, Dramarama by MONSTA X, Love Scenario by iKON, Get a Guitar by RIIZE, Replay by SHINee, Candy Sugar Pop by ASTRO, Mr. Simple by Super Junior
This article is predictably fawning all over Mrs. Sucks-It but there are some eyebrow raising lines that might amuse. The extreme tone-deafness of this PR merching puff piece lauding her for wearing a "'rich mom energy' ski-slope wardrobe (worth over £44,000!)" for a veterans charity event is even more eyebrow raising.
[Note: this article understates the value of her 3-day wardrobe as calculated and analyzed by Remoulade Sauce on twitter/x. I can't link in the post, but will link in comments below.]
Laura Craik: From a £3,000 Hermes bomber jacket to £195 Joan of Arctic boots, hidden meanings behind Meghan's 'rich mom energy' ski-slope wardrobe (worth over £44,000!)
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Getting dressed is a minefield these days. Not only do you have to worry about whether your clothes are in fashion, there’s also increasing pressure to worry about their provenance..... [Maybe in A-list celebrity fash-shawn circles, but this is not going to make her relatable to regular people at all.]
No one knows this better than Meghan, the queen of carefully coded outfits. While she was in Whistler, Canada, to support Prince Harry’s preparations for next year’s Invictus Games in the town, no sooner had she touched down than, for fashion watchers around the world, the ‘label games’ began.
Out of the hundreds — nay, thousands — of snow boots Meghan could have worn, she chose a £195 pair of Joan Of Arctic boots by Sorel. Coincidence, or subliminal way of aligning herself with the martyred saint, put to the stake by representatives of an English king?
Like Joan, Meghan is known by several names, has a distinctive and much commented-upon look, and has been tried — at least in the court of public imagination — for many perceived crimes against the Royal Family.
Most visitors to a ski resort would see an all-white outfit as impractical, but not Meghan....
It was a cosy, girl-next-door look that harked back to the clothes she wore when she and Harry first started dating. (Let’s not forget their first outing as a couple was at the 2017 Invictus Games.)
Was this meant to suggest they’re as madly in love as they were then? That Meghan is still the same Meghan — albeit with a Duchess of Montecito makeover that includes a £44,000 Whistler wardrobe? ......
That evening, on Valentine’s Day no less, Meghan donned a £4,600 cherry-red coat by every stealth wealth fan’s favourite label, Loro Piana, teamed with a matching red cross-body bag worth £1,700 from Valentino.
Romantic gifts from Prince Harry? We’ll never know — but they certainly beat a dozen red roses. [Um. No. This is the ill-fitting baggy Joker Jacket.]
The Loro Piana coat was part of an odyssey of outerwear through which Meghan showed off the ‘rich mom energy’ that befits her Montecito lifestyle....
She could have saved herself thousands by going to Mountain Warehouse, but no:......
It was worn with riding boots from Co worth £950, despite there being nary a horse in sight, .....
Like the Princess of Wales, the Duchess loves to support female designers......
Nor was its ‘army green’ colour an accident, given that it was worn for the One Year To Go Invictus dinner, an event that honours the resilience and camaraderie of the troops. [But did not invite any veteran participants.] ......
As a final flourish, she added a £12,569 diamond tennis necklace by Logan Hollowell. But these weren’t just any diamonds: these were lab-created diamonds whose conscience was as clean as a newborn babe’s. [Unlike the blood diamonds?]
It was the perfect end to a pitch-perfect series of looks. Her stylist, if she has one, deserves an (ethically sourced) gold medal.
CE in his harvard/yale era, obviously he is a jackass because he has to work in his father company and marry her rich classmate who is insufferable. Lots of loro piana, afternoons at the country club and playing polo with his equally rich friends.
GDHSGSEHEHEHE love the photos ❤️
These photos 👀 ugh, being pushed to marry one woman, but falling for you because you’re sweet and kind. This is Ransom’s villain origin story.
"Britanska dizajnerka Šarlot Tejlor briše granice stvarnog i zamišljenog, kao i umetnosti i arhitekture. Njeni radovi (ona ih naziva „kreativnim igralištima“) često počinju od fotografija i skica koje ona pretvara u fiktivne prostore koristeći Adobe i softver za 3D modelovanje. Njen studio sa sedištem u Londonu, Maison de Sable, specijalizovan je za prikazivanje spokojnih enterijera koji izgledaju kao utočišta za ultra-bogate na nekoj dalekoj planeti (ili metaverzumu).
Tailor, 28, sada daje svoju nijansiranu viziju i smisao za dizajn italijanskim dobavljačima luksuznih proizvoda Loro Piana. Tejlor je napravila 20 NFT-ova za ograničenu i numerisanu odeću The Gift of Kings ekskluzivno kreiranu i prodatu samo u novootvorenom butiku Palo Alto u Kaliforniji.
We are always astonished by the cut and craftmanship of Chiaia Napoli. Their modern take on classic style offer a unique flair for their younger clientele and has shone the spotlight brightly on their work in the world of gentleman's tailoring. This coat, made from a cashmere/vicuna blend from Loro Piana, is exceptionally amazing. Easy to wear over a suit or a chunky rollneck and jeans, it qualifies as a true sartorial gem.
Shopping for the home can be overwhelming and difficult to pinpoint your own style. If you are one who likes to design your home without a designer, why not enlist the help of a professional in a different way? By shopping from one, that is. House Beautiful recently revealed its top picks across the U.S. for interior designer-owned shops that you need to visit, and WRJ Design Showroom in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, was a standout in the article, “17 Interior Designer-Owned Shops You Need to Visit.”
“Because why not shop from the experts?” asks House Beautiful, going on to say, “Dozens of designers across the country have stores, offshoots of their design practices where they can share their favorite finds with the masses—and, if you're lucky enough to catch the designers themselves in-shop, likely impart a little wisdom on how best to use them, too.”
Calling Jackson Hole “picturesque,” House Beautiful recognized the WRJ Design Showroom created by owners Rush Jenkins and Klaus Baer for its offerings of big-name brands like Cassina, Ralph Lauren and Loro Piana to clients in its Jackson Hole destination mountain town home. Other brands the firm offers include Calvin Klein, Verellen, Arpin and Hermes. Jenkins and Baer are known for sourcing exceptional pieces from around the world to express a unique blend of natural, mountain elegance, casual contemporary, classic sophistication and unpretentious luxury.
WRJ Design opened its downtown Jackson Hole showroom in 2012, creating a harmonious space that reflects the firm’s personality and taste. The showroom unfolds like a story to guests, offering surprises and intrigue as they make their way through the space, taking in exquisitely curated interior vignettes and artwork.
The showroom also serves as a terrific venue for the special events WRJ hosts throughout the year, which have recently included photography exhibitions and book signings by famed photographers David Yarrow and William Abranowicz. The firm also offers exhibitions of work by its featured regional artists whose art is often incorporated into interior design clients’ homes. And WRJ is known for its ultra-chic seasonal parties at the popular downtown showroom, including winter holiday gatherings, summer kick-offs and festive open houses during the Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival.
Visit WRJ Design | 30 South King Street in Jackson, Wyoming | 10am-6pm Monday-Friday and by appointment on weekends | Instagram
* Pictured: fine art photograph “The Wolf of Main Street” by David Yarrow serving as a focal point for a living room vignette in WRJ Design’s showroom
Se da Gela vai verso Licata e attraversi la grande piana gialla di frumento, accesa dalla calura che fa oscillare l’aria e cantare le cicale, passati i campi verdi e curati che seguono, dove i piccoli meloni gialli si addolciscono allattati dal sole e cullati dalla brezza del mare, arriverai presto al castello di Falconara, alto e massiccio che domina senza timore la vastità del mare. È questo, un castello antichissimo con la grande torre centrale che era già li prima dell’arrivo dei Normanni a vegliare con infinite altre sorelle la costa siciliana esposta verso la vicina Africa. Nella grande torre venivano allevati i falchi usati dai nobili e dai re nella caccia e che da li in alto volavano leggeri e predaci sulla grande spiaggia e l’infinito mare. Per questo il castello è ricordato non per il nome delle grandi famiglie che l’hanno posseduto, né per il luogo in cui è costruito, ma per il ricordo della grazia e dell’audacia dei falchi che custodiva. Essendo a protezione di Gela, Licata e della via verso il cuore della Sicilia, i conti e Baroni che lo hanno posseduto lo hanno sempre più ampliato e fortificato circondandolo, quando il pericolo era finito di giardini e arredandolo in modo consono al loro stato e potere. Ora il castello è un resort in cui vivere di ricordi e di bellezza, lontano da ogni forma di vita moderna, vicino alla bellezza del mare ed alla forza del vento, pronto a proteggere e racchiudere i sogni ed il riposo dei suoi ospiti illustri.
If from Gela go towards Licata and cross the great yellow plain of wheat, lit by the heat that makes the air swing and sing the cicadas, past the green and well-groomed fields that follow, where the small yellow melons soften when suckled by the sun and cradled from the sea breeze, you will soon arrive at the castle of Falconara, tall and massive overlooking the vastness of the sea without fear. This is a very ancient castle with the great central tower that was there before the Normans arrived to watch over the Sicilian coast exposed to nearby Africa with countless other sisters. In the great tower were raised the hawks used by the nobles and kings in the hunt and from there high and light predators flew on the large beach and the infinite sea. For this reason the castle is remembered not for the name of the great families who owned it, nor for the place where it was built, but for the memory of the grace and the audacity of the hawks that it kept. Being to protect Gela, Licata and the way to the heart of Sicily, the counts and Barons who owned it have increasingly expanded and fortified surrounding it, when the danger was over the gardens and furnishing it in accordance with their status and power . Now the castle is a resort in which to live memories and beauty, far from any form of modern life, close to the beauty of the sea and the force of the wind, ready to protect and enclose the dreams and the rest of its illustrious guests.
Loro Piana家族從17世紀開始從事羊毛面料貿易,憑藉六代人對品質的保證和對面料的創新以及對材料和工藝的高標準而享譽全球,在面料界是屬於金字塔尖般的存在。從Cashmere到Baby Cashmere、Lotus Flower,再到Vicuna、The Gift of Kings 美利奴羊毛,Loro Piana所採用的都是最頂級的材料。
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Ultimately, this is a break from the Black History Month 2021 Dream Like Leaders Kings and Queens Classic T-Shirts Also,I will get this “dressing for the ’gram” style that the Kardashians are known for. (Even though she did post the picture!) Aside from the label, it doesn’t have that catchy viral appeal of something like a Marine Serre monogram or a tiny Jacquemus bag. But that’s what these elevated and subdued brands with astronomical price points like The Row are known for. I’m curious to see where Jenner will go after dipping her toe into the world of The Row. Maybe some old Celine? Some Loro Piana? The world is her oyster, and there’s plenty of cable-knit cashmere in it too.
The average winter puffer is nothing to write home about. As most are designed for function rather than style, they tend towards being nondescript. But leave it to Sarah Jessica Parker to find the Black History Month 2021 Dream Like Leaders Kings and Queens Classic T-Shirts Also,I will get this wildest of the season. The Sex and the City star steers clear of dull clothing, even when temperatures drop, and this afternoon when she headed out to her eponymous store in New York City’s Seaport District, she chose statement-making outerwear.
The king of city suits. . Superlative quality with a luxury touch, Loro Piana’s @loropianaofficial Tasmanian book remains one of our favourites for a proper city suit. . 250g/9oz, Super 150s merino wool, under 16 microns in fiber diameter. . Swipe left for examples. . We present the latest selection of this wonderful book at our upcoming MAROL Bespoke London Trunk Show. Handcrafted entirely by master tailor Pino Peluso @sartoria_peluso. . March 14-15, 10am-7pm. . For inquiries and private appointments, please e-mail [email protected]. . . . #marol #marolbespoke #loropiana (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bubb4Qgn9Yk/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5ztm08jf4sun
La lana merino, che in epoca barocca veniva regalata ai sovrani europei, sublima nel filato più sottile al mondo. Con cui oggi LORO PIANA dà vita a un guardaroba completo, simbolo del lusso estremo.
Difficile immaginare un millesimo di millimetro. Molto più facile provarne l’effetto sulla pelle. Misura infatti appena dodici micron, ovvero dodici millesimi di millimetro, il filato “The Gift of Kings” – la lana più sottile e impalpabile al mondo, ancora più fine del cashmere –, utilizzato da Loro Piana per capi che aggiornano idealmente il concetto di lusso estremo in una chiave esperienziale, oltre che storica. Il nome di questo filato si rifà a quello con cui la lana merino era chiamata in Europa nel XVIII secolo, ovvero quando i sovrani spagnoli la portarono in dono all’Elettore di Sassonia e alle dinastie regnanti di Francia, Inghilterra, Olanda. Questo recupero del suo valore simbolico – accresciuto dal fatto che la lana è la fibra naturale più antica conosciuta dall’uomo – rientra nell’attenzione all’heritage che caratterizza il brand italiano, votato all’eccellenza nella selezione delle materie prime e alla costante ricerca di elevati standard qualitativi. «Il vero lusso è da sempre collegato alla bellezza, al piacere che procura e alle difficoltà di reperimento di un prodotto», spiega l’amministratore delegato di Loro Piana, Fabio d’Angelantonio. «The Gift of Kings sembra una perfetta summa di tutto questo: ha una finezza ineguagliabile, viene dagli antipodi del mondo, ovvero la Nuova Zelanda e l’Australia, ed è disponibile in quantità estremamente limitate: circa tremila kg su 500 milioni di kg di lana prodotti localmente ogni anno». La selezione di questo filato è frutto di un lungo e paziente lavoro: negli ultimi trent’anni Loro Piana ha di fatto sostenuto gli allevatori di pecore merino, incentivandoli a investire, ricercare e produrre lana sempre più fine in modo assolutamente sostenibile, perché il vero lusso non può essere disgiunto dal basso impatto ambientale. «Oggi abbiamo una collezione completa realizzata in The Gift of Kings, sia per l’uomo sia per la donna», continua d’Angelantonio. «Un risultato reso possibile dall’estrema versatilità del prodotto, che viene usato per realizzare ogni tipologia – giacche, cappotti, maglioni – in quantità però limitata, avendo a disposizione solo tremila kg di lana». L’epitome del nuovo lusso, che coniuga heritage e sensibilità estetica contemporanea in linea con gli sviluppi del brand, è però il Tucker Coat, presente nella collezione P/E 18. «È un cappotto di gusto urbano, ovviamente realizzato in The Gift of Kings, che rappresenta al meglio tutte le caratteristiche di questa fibra capace di dare vita a tessuti dalla caduta fluida, ingualcibili, elastici e capaci di assecondare i movimenti del corpo».
Rifacendosi proprio alle qualità del filato, durante l’ultima edizione di Art Basel Hong Kong Loro Piana ha creato un’installazione multisensoriale volta a ispirare i visitatori. «In passato abbiamo già collaborato con due importanti artiste internazionali, Sheila Hicks e Pae White, che amano lavorare con i nostri filati per realizzare le loro opere», precisa d’Angelantonio, fautore di mirate partnership culturali. «L’arte è sicuramente un veicolo prezioso per trasmettere la nostra eccellenza». E, verrebbe da aggiungere, per comunicare la cultura del marchio a un pubblico alto, ma avvezzo al sovraffollamento di proposte di qualità. Nella realtà contemporanea, in effetti, è sempre più importante alimentare un dialogo continuativo – fatto di eventi, storytelling ed esperienze coinvolgenti – con la generazione Z. Un brand come Loro Piana – simbolo, con la sua lunga storia, dell’eccellenza italiana nel mondo – ha la necessità di guardare al futuro. «La nostra sfida è quella di continuare a progettare grandi classici senza tempo», conclude d’Angelantonio. «Vogliamo disegnare il guardaroba di una donna contemporanea che non tralascia la ricchezza dei dettagli, la vivacità dei colori, le lunghezze, i volumi e le forme. Una donna più femminile, un uomo che traduce l’heritage in modo attuale, e per gli accessori un’offerta più ampia. Il nostro obiettivo, insomma, è quello di essere coerenti con la tradizione, “rinfrescando” lo stile dei prodotti e con un adeguato linguaggio in termini di comunicazione».
Vogue Italia, luglio 2018, n.815, pag. 76
L'articolo C’era una volta un re: Loro Piana sembra essere il primo su Vogue.it.
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What: Rosa de la Cruz 18k White Gold Diamond Smile Ring
Where: Ascot King George VI Weekend | 23rd July 2016
Worn with Alice + Olivia Maelyn Crochet-Trimmed Embroidered Chiffon Dress, Kurt Geiger Isabella Mock-Croc Embossed Leather Sandals, Loro Piana Suede Clutch in Beige, Jennifer Meyer Personalised Nameplate Necklace & Daisy Jewellery Alpha Bracelet with Letter E
Gotta love this post....got probably 3 of the top 5 OTR Suit manufacturers, at least Price wise, in world represented, and they all differ in composition. First we have a Purple Prince of Wales patterened Kiton Napoli 75/25 Cash/Silk 3x patch pocket blazer. This bad boy will run you an easy 6k+ if you ride that elevator up to #5 at Barneys Next, another offering from arguable the finest made menswear that is available for off the rack purchase in the country, a Double Breasted, windowpane navy blue Kiton Napoli Super 150s Wool blazer. Made of their famous super 150s, or 17 Micron measured wool, and quite substantial, this jacket is amazing, and at least a cool 4k. Next, The king of Cashmere, Brunello Cucinelli, arguable, next to Stefano Ricci, Tom Ford, and Loro Piana Mainline, the most oppulant of menswear manufacturers. This beauty is actually 100% linen, thus only sporting a retail of $3,200. 100% Cashmere? Pick your favorite kid cuz one isn't going to college. And lastly, I was able to include a tweed Brioni Pure Cashmere I also picked up, however limitations only allowed for this 1 photo.
“Jag har nog kallats allt från gubbig, till supertrendkänslig.”
Peroni presenterar - STIL
Andreas Weinås är inte bara svensk moderedaktör som jobbar bland annat för King Magazine och Manolo, han har också blivit utsedd till en av Sveriges stiligast klädda män. Förutom det så har han dessutom riktigt bra koll på manligt mode, vilket vi på Peroni passade på att fråga om när vi fick chansen att sitta ner och prata med Andreas om just personlig stil.
Hur började ditt intresse till mode och stil?
– Jag tror att intresset för manlig stil och stil i allmänhet började redan när jag var liten, undermedvetet. Min morfar var väldigt intresserad av kläder och sydde upp kostymer hos lokala skräddaren i Göteborg under 70- och 80-talet. Sen var det egentligen när jag kom upp i 20-25 åldern som mitt stilintresse verkligen blommade ut och sen något jag började jobba med på heltid. Men jag skulle nog ändå säga att jag har alltid varit intresserad av hur jag uppfattas.
Vad betyder det för dig att ha personlig stil?
– Jag tycker att många missuppfattar det här med personlig stil och förknippar det mycket mer med unik stil. Personlig stil handlar inte om vara ensam om att bära någonting, utan att vara 100% bekväm med någonting. Personlig stil handlar om att låta kläderna vara förlängning av just din personlighet. Är man en väldigt färgstark person eller kanske en ganska sober och nedtonad person, så tycker jag att det ofta kommer fram hos folk som har en tydlig personlig stil.
Hur skulle du beskriva din stil?
– Min stil överlag är väl kanske en kombination av många olika element. Jag gillar egentligen inte att definiera den som extremt skräddad, även fast vissa vill kalla den det, eller extremt avslappnad även om kanske vissa hade sett den på det sättet också. Jag har nog kallats allt från gubbig, till supertrendkänslig. Och det är väl egentligen det som är det fina med det, att stil ju egentligen bara något som sitter i betraktarens ögon. För mig handlar det bara om att försöka hitta separata plagg som alla ligger längs en röd tråd.
Under vilken årstid tycker du att din stil har det bästa uttrycket?
– Jag skulle säga att hösten är den mest tilltalande, skräddade stilen. Mörkbrun mocka, beige flanell, benvit kashmir, gärna i jordiga och ganska naturliga toner. Man bär lite grövre material, men som fortfarande är väldigt mjuka, exempelvis kamelhår, flanell eller liknande. Man har möjlighet att använda lager på lager av olika plagg och det är fortfarande tidigt nog för att ha kvar lite av solen i ansiktet från semestern.
Hur ställer du dig till trender?
– Jag tror att man är ganska naiv om man tror att man är helt opåverkad av trend. Sedan tror jag att trender bör tittas på med en smula kritisk, kanske lite försiktig blick. Att fundera ett varv till kring om det är relevant för just dig. Men det finns ingenting fel med att intresseras av trend, det handlar mer om hur vidare det är relevant och i linje med hur man trivs själv att klä sig. Trend för mig är egentligen någonting väldigt intressant som i den mer klassiska delen av herrmodet ibland får oförtjänt mycket kritik. Ofta för att det framställs som fåfängt och kanske lite slaviskt, att följa vad andra har på sig. Men jag skulle säga att allas stil och att alla i regel anpassar sig och påverkas av trender. Så att försöka motarbeta det, ser jag egentligen ingen poäng med, däremot så bör man kanske ställa sig frågan om vilka trender som är relevanta för just dig.
Vart hämtar du din inspiration?
– Jag hämtar väldigt mycket av min inspiration från vänner i vardagen. Allt ifrån kollegor i branschen, till vänner som faktiskt inte har någonting med kläder att göra. Jag tycker att stil handlar så otroligt mycket om bekvämlighet, men också personlighet. Därför behöver det inte på något sätt handla om herrmode, utan det kan exempelvis vara en person som man möter under en semester i Frankrike eller varför inte en film från förr, som väcker en helt annan tanke kring färg, form, volym eller liknande.
Du gillar Frankrike, eller?
– Jag älskar Frankrike! Jag vet inte, det är någonting med Frankrike som får mig att slappna av. Möjligheten att zona ut någon vecka eller två. Jag skulle säga att mycket av min stil påminner om Antibes. Det är sand- och jordfärgat, gammalt men det finns definitivt en tanke bakom, och jag kan tycka att det finns en charm med att det inte är så nytt och perfekt alltid.
Har du någon stilförebild?
– Min personliga stilförebild skulle jag nog säga är, den tyvärr bortgångne, Sergio Loro Piana. Det är på något sätt den mest eleganta man som någonsin har burit ett par byxor. Det är modeindustrins motsvarighet till Gianni Agnelli, och bara sättet man ser på bilder hur Sergio Loro Piana bär volym och kostymer ihop med en enkel klocka från Swatch, trots att han var god för miljarder, kanske säger något om den nedtonade elegans som han representerade.
Tror du att din stil kommer att förändras?
– Jag tror att ens personliga stil alltid är i utveckling. Det som skiljer är att man kanske inte går från att vara hiphopare, till preppy kille från en säsong till en annan. Men däremot så tror jag alltid att man kommer, genom olika stadier i livet, uppdatera sin stil. Förhoppningsvis så är det vissa av de trender man gått igenom som fastnar, som är personliga val. Jag tror att jag kommer, i alla fall som det känns nu, klä mig lite ledigare ett tag. Det bär mig emot att säga, för jag gillar verkligen att bära skjorta, slips, kostym, men det finns något väldigt elegant i mer avslappnade outfits också. En kostym för mig handlar inte om att jag ska på ett möte, jag bär kostym för att det är onsdag. Däremot så finns det många olika sätt att bära en kostym eller kavaj.