Bottega Veneta does Fall...

A reason to welcome autumn.

Oh Gucci.... *sigh*

Probably this Gucci outfit on its own would not be as exceptional as it has become one this image captured by the Satorialist at the Milan Fashion Week last week, Italy. Basically i needn't see the rest of the runway pieces i feel like this sums it up for me, in a still, concise way....be still my heart...i have another equally stunning shot taken at the Preen fashion show will post it soon!

Spotted: Only in Italy...casual style

This is possibly THE best way to do a casual look without losing even an ounce of the classic timeless Italian style and flair. The best part about this look is that its very simple and ageless, so even a guy well into his 40's, if he's in good shape, can totally rock this look and have it be more than appropriate. By the sartorialist.

Naomi Campbell: To still be a stunner at 40

I wanna drink whatever kool-aid she be drinkin'...

Spotted: The Forever In Fashion V-neck

I've lost count of how many white, black or grey v-neck t-shirts i possess, i'm obsessed with them, season after season they are sure winners when putting together an outfit that will look casual but not ordinary casual ;) The t is so versatile, you can dress it up with a jacket, which is how i often wear mine, or dress it down as we can see the guy in the pic, by the Sartorialist.

Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer 2011

Europe is in a frenzy at the moment, what with Milan & Paris Fashion Week taking place - most of the mainstream fashion power houses showed last week and the week before. Form Dolce & Gabbana they were celebrating their 20 years of doing Men's fashion - I quite liked the summery wrinkled whites/off-whites.

Spotted: FUCK FIFA....

We spotted this trendy guy Woodstock, Cape Town, at the Neighborgoods Market as well, wearing this not so cryptic word-play T, with FICK FUFA & FACK FIFU for FUCK FIFA on it, it was a very cool t-shirt and very appropriate regarding the FIFA 2010 World Cup, the very first in the African continent is being held here in South Africa, so it was an interesting message or display of perception about the organizers of the tournament, which I figured would make for a good talking point. The t-shirt was designed by (name removed, leave comment or mail poster for details of designer & distributer of shirt). Anyway, today marks the official first day of the 2010 World Cup games; kicked off by South Africa, as tradition for the host country, versus Mexico, which we hope will not completely annihilate us. I need to get hold of Jasper soon because I need that t-shirt for a friend who I know will love it based on his experience with his dealings with FIFA. We will be featuring more on this subject later, but for now I’m curious to know whether everyone else loves or hates FIFA.