Have you ever been to a party and realised that shirt you’re so proudly wearing is the same one the host wore at his last event? Well whether it was innocence through ignorance or just sheer audacity that drove Labrinth to wear the same floral blazer to the Brits as Tinie Tempah did last month to Loius Vuitton’s Fall show, it is comforting to know that even in our trigger-snappy-paparazzi infused culture, celebs can make the same blunders we do.
Fortunately both Labrinth and Tinie sported enough contrasting items to accompany their Chapman Brothers x Louis Vuitton’s floral embroidered blazers to invite any accusations of unoriginality. With the blazer, Labrinth went ‘all black everything’ whilst Tinie once again exhibited the ‘casual-English-gent’ style he’s increasingly admired for and wore simple blue trousers and a t-shirt.
But who looked better is hard to say. Perhaps it comes down to posing . Tinie always seems to make his outfits an extension of himself, looking almost as comfortable as if he were in his pyjamas (I doubt Mr Tempah actually wears pyjamas) whilst Labrinth seems a little more stiff and unnatural…but admittedly does exude a rather disarming charm in a “he’s really made an effort” sort of way.
Who do you think makes the cut?
Loading ...Words: Jared Fortune
Have you ever been to a party and realised that shirt you’re so proudly wearing is the same one the host wore at his last event? Well whether it was innocence through ignorance or just sheer audacity that drove Labrinth to wear the same floral blazer to the Brits as Tinie Tempah did last month to Loius Vuitton’s Fall show, it is comforting to know that even in our trigger-snappy-paparazzi infused culture, celebs can make the same blunders we do.
Fortunately both Labrinth and Tinie sported enough contrasting items to accompany their Chapman Brothers x Louis Vuitton’s floral embroidered blazers to invite any accusations of unoriginality. With the blazer, Labrinth went ‘all black everything’ whilst Tinie once again exhibited the ‘casual-English-gent’ style he’s increasingly admired for and wore simple blue trousers and a t-shirt.
But who looked better is hard to say. Perhaps it comes down to posing . Tinie always seems to make his outfits an extension of himself, looking almost as comfortable as if he were in his pyjamas (I doubt Mr Tempah actually wears pyjamas) whilst Labrinth seems a little more stiff and unnatural…but admittedly does exude a rather disarming charm in a “he’s really made an effort” sort of way.
Who do you think makes the cut?
Loading ...Words: Jared Fortune
The Liquor Store has been bringing a mix of handpicked heritage and next generation apparel and accessories to the UK since february 2012. Their eclectic selection of brands has created a stand out shop that’s much more tailored in comparison to the average high street. With quality, subtle detailing and history being just some of the aspects they look for in what they stock, you can be sure in finding products with more than just the latest and greatest styles but longevity, versatility and interesting design features. We here at PAUSE have picked a few of our favourite pieces from their online store that would serve as a great basis or final detail to a good outfit.
1. Carhartt Chore Coat In Bottle Green – £145
2. Carhartt Lincoln Double Knee Trousers – £80
3. Sandqvist Stig Multi Blue Grey Bag – £85
4. Clarks Original Dessert Boot Cola – £75
Words by Kacion Mayers
