Monday again? Already? But, but ... if a couple of hours ago it was Friday. Anyway, at least it seems that the weather is smiling on us for this beginning of the week, so we stop wearing coats and jackets and go for a casual outfit.
Brunello Cucinelli jacket. All the suede jackets have a downside, to call it somehow; either they are rather shabby or they go up to several thousand euros. There is no middle ground, or at least I, at the moment, have not found it. I do not think it is necessary to comment on where on the scale this one by Brunello Cucinelli is.
El Ganso shirt. A basic white shirt with no more story. Well, with a little more history; the classic El Ganso band that peeks out when the last button is open and that now it has also included many firms (Zara among others).
Levi's jeans. The 510, which is the model that concerns us today, has made me somewhat reconciled with Levi's. They are still too high for my liking, but at least they are really narrow leg. Don't be fooled by the fact that Levi's baptize them as super skinny, they aren't leggings either.
Bottega Veneta boots. Some normal desert boots, well, maybe slightly thinner than usual, but since we had started strong with the suede jacket, don't let it go down with the boots. The most expensive I have come across.
Coach bag. Coach bags are fine, as long as you buy them on American soil. Around these parts, if you find something from his men's collection, their prices are much higher. This one in particular is my favorite; the typical hybrid between briefcase and shoulder bag that is suitable for any type of outfit.
Bell & Ross watch. I'm not very Bell & Ross in general, but its vintage line if that makes me dick. This BR 126 has always been my favorite. Do you like it?
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