What I Wore Last Weekend
- Sportcoat by J.Crew (cotton/linen)
- Shirt by Gitman Vintage
- Pants by Dockers
- Loafers by Alden
- Shades by Moscot
- Watch by Orient
- Pocket square by Ernest Alexander
Every time I am pressed for time (which is often, b/c I have bad time management skills) I go to a blazer/white shirt combo.
If the shirt has a great collar, no need for a tie.
If the shoes are great, no need for socks.
If the dinner is great, no need to pay.
Right?
-Alex
(Source: angeldoutzen, via mauriciogalavanting)
Dufuna Canoe “Africa’s oldest known boat” (6,000 B.C.) discovered in 1987.
The Dufuna Canoe was discovered near the region of the River Yobe (Nigeria) . Various Radio-Carbon tests conducted in laboratories of reputable Universities in Europe and America indicate that the Canoe is over 8000 years old, thus making it the oldest in Africa and 3rd oldest in the World.
This ranks the Dufuna canoe as the world’s third oldest known dugout. Older than it are the dugouts from Pesse, Netherlands; and Noyen-sur-Seine, France.
Vintage Nigeria
History.
(Source: goodyay, via ellathrupp)
(Source: mansguilt)
So so many photos on my hard drive never see the light of day.. should leak some more out.
Photography : Rog Walker
Styling : Kadeem Johnson
Models : Torey, Khorey at NYM
Location : Bronx, NY
(via artcomesfirst)
The “Art of DE”, or “Dress Easy” has returned in the upcoming Fall/Winter collection from A. Sauvage. Inspired by the abstract graffiti art and retro 70’s styling of Jean-Michel Basquiat, the designer pays homage to various contemporary influences, while showcasing a mixture of wearable daytime and evening pieces. From full-length to cropped outerwear, trousers in both slim and wide-leg cuts; the collection is also made unique through the subtle use of prints, complex internal detail, and a balance of bold seasonal colors.
Captured at the Kelvin Grove Village Festival.
Queen Elizabeth II, Nigeria 1956
Vintage Nigeria
Vintage paparazzo. Just look at the cameras used and think about the effort required to take one good photo and then reload for the next.





