I hope all of you are having a great week, although the weather here in the city isn't really favorable since we are getting mixed forecast. One day it's raining the other day is hot as hell. Anyway back to the clothes hahah :) . Since we are nearing the end of the year what great way to start preparing for festivity outfits than now, the earlier the better. I love shorts and you have seen me in a couple of outfits, if you haven't then you can check the post here. I wanted to go for a neutral color pair of shorts and brown was it. You will notice this pair of shorts are different from all the rest that I have since they have side pockets on them which makes them cooler and preppier. I matched them with a colour blocked polo shirt, black velvet shoes and a black brim hat which adds a more festive mood to the whole look. This look is also good for weekends so don't feel boxed gentlemen. I will be sharing more outfit posts with you and also the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Africa collection details here since it's starting today so be on a look out. That's all for this post!! :)
Happy August people. A new month has again dawned on us and hopefully the skies will open up more for some rays of sun. Isn't the year moving fast??!!..... I tend to think time is not waiting any longer.
I tend to love wearing shorts on August mostly because it is usually hot and my legs can withstand the heat better than the cold chilly weather. I wore this lightly white stripped short with a graphical printed white shirt, pink v-necked lightsweater, panama hat and black strapped sandals. Lately I am loving hats with large brims and I plan to definitely get more. Getting the right hat that measure to your personality is very important.
I wore a hand cuff accessory by The Ndau Collection and neck piece which I got a while back from Maasai Market. I was going for an easy breezy look and you can also get one. If you want to pair your shorts with a pop of colour why not try lightweight sweaters.They are perfect for any gentleman.
Photography by Japheth Mburu .







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