It’s happened, we’re well and truly into holiday party mode. Can’t you feel the joy, the excitement of the impending and oh so embarrassing holiday-sweater-situation? Because I’m feeling generous (‘tis the season after all…) I thought I would put together a fail safe box-set of holiday accessories and necessities that will ensure every fiesta is festive. …
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The Worship Worthy Wrist
I’ve been living out of a suitcase for over a year (admittedly a big suitcase), but in my packing frenzy I never once doubted including a selection of bracelets. Besides the fact that they take up little room, I always know I will get good wear out of them. Worn solo or stacked together, they look great paired …
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The Oil-Slick
Not to advocate mass environmental contamination or anything, but don’t my brand new rubber(!) Gucci loafers remind you of an oil-spill? Let’s face it they’re pretty sleek (the shoes, not the spills). And blue – which to me is kind-of a really big deal because I adore blue shoes, remember? We all know there is …
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True to Form
There is something timeless, perhaps even a touch clergical about a collarless shirt, that makes me think it should be a staple in each and every wardrobe. Its simplicity lends itself to many things, including basic khakis paired with a vibrant knitted beanie. Or even a darker more monastic look, remember this? Appropriate for work …
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Mr Essentialist: Gotta Love It
Mr Essentialist has a lust list, which is inspired by none other than a few plastic pink flamingos! Currently lusting after a Valentino coat, Mark McNairy boots, Faconnable trousers & Commes des Garcons socks.
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Mr Essentialist: Basic Black
Mr Essentialist believes in basic blacks. Not only do they pair well, they also make a stylish statement. The versatility of a great Gucci loafer, Kathmandu top and Diesel tuxedo trouser is endless.
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Cold Comfort
As winter fast approaches Mr Essentialist explores cold comforts. Create a cosy atmosphere with Cire Trudon candles, and wrap-up in a Givenchy quilted leather coat.
