Each year when November is wrapping up I always find myself making a list of things that I am grateful for. Growing up in a house full of siblings and love from my parents, I would always find myself being thankful for having people who could listen to me and embrace me in every situation I was faced with. While I am still thankful for that (and being alive), I am thankful for every opportunity that I have been able to get and the amazing people that have elevated me to being the human being that I am today. It doesn't seem like much but every support and recognition I get fills my heart with joy and gratitude.  Even if we haven't met in real life but you have supported me all I can say is thank you and with that I send you big internet hugs right now. Of course I wouldn't by here today if it wasn't for the man above. His love and blessings mean a lot to me each day and with that I am ever grateful.
In this post I went for a more neutral look. Being a fan of neutral looks this season I wore a white printed long sleeved shirt from Old Navy which I matched with dark beige slim fit chino pants, black leather belt and blue loafer shoes.

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Shirt - Old Navy / Trousers - Jumia Kenya / Shoes - Jumia Kenya

 "Where in the world do you put all your clothes when you buy them?", that is the most common question that am asked by people regarding my line of work and involvements. Of course as per now my closet is almost full but I know to a lot of people its a common misconception that I regularly shop clothes to wear. In reality I usually hunt for unique pieces that are easy to mix - and - match with the other stuff that I have already purchased. This way I maintain a proper balance in my wardrobe.
Recently I picked up this turquoise blue printed shirt from Fashion Loft and I have loved it ever since. You all know I am a sucker for anything printed and this just caught my eyes. I wanted the shirt to pop out so I matched the shirt with a black slim fit trouser from Fashion Loft , black buckle shoes and a black belt to finish of the look.
While your out on a date or at the supermarket, this Fashion Loft looks will definitely make you stand out.

Photography - 7 Star production.

Shirt - Fashion Loft (0703879810/0723493287)/ Trousers - Fashion Loft (0703879810/0723493287)/ Shoes - Jumia Kenya.

On Wednesday we wear red...... That is if I were presiding over "Tyrant" (which is a series am into this season). Its a colour that should get much appreciation if worn right. I never knew that I at my age would love red. To me it seemed like such a cliche colour (don't hate on me Valentine lovers). Thankfully I got over that ridiculous idea quickly.
As per now you should know that Lucia Musau from The Kenyan Fashionado is a regular face on the blog as we get along very well and of course her style is always on SLAYYING mood. We decided to collaborate once again on a few outfits at the beautiful Zen Garden Restaurant located at Lower Kabete Road Nairobi past Spring Valley police station.
This pair of dark blue moccasin shoes from Jumia Kenya is the perfect shoe for the modern guy and the design colour is spectacular. This shoe is made for the urban explorer who isn't afraid of colour on his feet. I paired the shoes with white creamish fitting chino trousers from Guise and a black red printed shirt from Benetti.
Feeling fresh has never felt this good.
To get to know what Lucia wore check out the details on her blog The Kenyan Fashionado
Photography -  Paul Pichaz

Shoes - Jumia Kenya / Trousers - Guise / Shirt - Benetti