Fashion for everyone

T-Shirt by Komana, Chino Trousers by ASOS, Wool Cardigan by Drykon, Shoes by SWEAR

Shirt by H&M, Sweater by American Apparel, Trousers by A.P.C., Coat by Chronicles Of Never, Shoes by SWEAR

I have to add A.P.C. to my personal favourite brands. I got some things in the recent sale and these trousers are the softest I've ever worn. Made out of a cashmere-wool flannel fabric, they're fully lined inside with viscose, which makes them perfect to keep your legs warm during the cold winter months.

T-Shirt by Acne, Pleated Wool Trousers by Topman, Wool Coat by Chronicles Of Never, Shoes by MOMA, Scarf by H&M, Vintage Fisherman Cap

Secondhand Cord Shirt by Ralph Lauren, Denim Workwear Jacket & Bag by Albam, Chino Pants by Topman, Shoes by Rachel Comey

I am still in Milan (until next Tuesday) but I was able to take some pictures. This was my outfit from today. When I visited London last week, I fell in love with the clothes by Albam. They offer classic wardrobe pieces for men but in their own way or how they call it: Modern Crafted Clothing. They are trying to produce their clothes as close to England as possible. The prices are very reasonable and the quality of the fabric and finish are top-notch. I can't even say what I liked in particular because I basically wanted to buy everything. And I also can't stop raving about them.

Shirt & Cardigan by Acne, Trousers by Topman, Sweater by COS, Scarf from my father, Shoes by Rachel Comey, Socks by American Apparel

Wow, it has been over two months since my last bits and bobs entry, because lately I haven't had as much time as I used to (mainly because of school and some travels during summer to Istanbul and London) and I always have several hours for an outfit entry. You have already seen a preview of this outfit on my last sunday entry. This knit cardigan out of Angora wool was my must-have for this fall and winter. It has got openings on the sleeve for your thumb to keep your hands warm while you can still use them just like with gloves. The long yarn of the Angora wool gives it quite a nice texture. Smooth woollen garments like pure Merino wool often look too dapper for my taste, especially in combination with a shirt. It is so comfy and warm that I wanna live in it. Also, I have never paid much attention to socks but this pair with a seed stitched pattern made me realise how crucial they can be to an outfit.

Sweatshirt by Acne, Trousers by H&M, Coat by Burberry, Shoes by MOMA

Shirt by H&M, Wool Sweater by Surface To Air, Chinos by ASOS, Shoes by SWEAR, Vintage Scarf & Bag of my father


There's another picture of this look on Lookbook.nu.

Shirt by Chronicles Of Never, Sweater by Wood Wood, Varsity Jacket by Nike, Trousers by Topman, Vintage Shoes

Who would have thought that I included something from Nike in one of my Bits And Bobs entries, ever? But let me tell you, this jacket is not the only thing I regularly wear by Nike. Their line called Nike Sportswear has some very nice jackets. This stripped down version of this varsity jacket has a special nano coating, which makes it totally water-resistant and water just drops off. I also like how the jacket breaks down the very classic combination of shirt and sweater.

Shirt and Cotton Knit Sweater by Acne, Trousers by ASOS, Shoes by SWEAR, Vintage Fisherman Cap

Shirt by Olymp, Cardigan by Drykorn, Jeans by Acne, Wool Coat by Chronicles Of Never, Boots by ASOS, Vintage Hat

Wool Blazer (/w book pages insert) by Whyred, Silk/Cotton Cardigan by H&M, Cotton Trousers by ASOS, Tassel Loafers by Acne

Double-layered long-sleeve tee by Majestic Homme, Trousers & Scarf by H&M, Vintage Loafers

Majestic Homme (in previous bits and bobs entries referred to as Filatures du Lion) is still one of my favourite brands for premium basics. Some of you might have seen my latest Lookbook.nu entry and noticed the shopping bag. I bought this double-layered tee to satisfy my shopping abstinence. It's made out of very fine cotton, has sleeves that gets narrow from the elbow down and two contrasting layers. Love.

Shirt by American Apparel, Jacket by Barbour, Shoes by Nike, Trousers by Topman, Glasses by Moscot

I wanted the classic Barbour jacket called Bedale for a while and I finally made the purchase as I was in need for a nice all-around jacket, that can be worn during cold and windy autumn days (and it actually was while I took these pictures). Another premiere on this blog are my Nike sneakers, which I have had for a couple of months now. I love to wear sneakers these days, because they're just so comfy after wearing exclusively leather shoes for a long time.

Shirt and Silk/Linen Trousers by H&M, Shoes by TOMS, Selfmade 'Karl Who?' Bag (also available at Colette.fr)

T-Shirt "Beatlemania" by Surface To Air, Jeans by Cheap Monday, Vintage Shirt by Kimandra Vintage Online Shop, Vintage Shoes

T-Shirt by Albam, Trousers by Whyred, Shoes from Grand Bazaar in Istanbul

Some of you might have seen a snapshot of my slippers a few months back on my Twitter and here they finally are. I figured the slippers are worn best with the most simple outfit in the most simple colour combination possible because of the bold pattern on them. I found them somewhere around the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. The fabric looks to be the same used for traditional Turkish carpets. I also love the fit of this t-shirt. Slim and fairly tight around the neck.

T-Shirt by Weekday, Carrot Trousers by Topman, Coat & Shoes by Acne, Vintage Hat, Leather Bag by Un-Ju

My wardrobe was always more on the dark side with many items in black and navy. That is why I have been buying many garments in either nude or an earthy colour lately to lighten it a bit up. And this is probably my most light-coloured outfit so far. I also found this leather bag at a local store here in Zurich, which seems like the luxury version of a canvas tote bag to me. Made of buffalo leather and cotton lining inside, it is the perfect size to fit your laptop and some magazines or books in there. It is also available online.