Showing posts with label Deny Barros. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deny Barros. Show all posts

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Man of the Street

Suit dressing is all about the modern man.  Sleek, chic and all grown up, the man of the hour is all suited for gracing both formalities and informalities.  SM Men's fashion in house brand Main Street is no longer constricted to the boardroom and has moved on towards a more stylized look for every occassion. From jackets to blazers to suits, the complimentary color palette is practical for both the monochromatic tone on tone or mix matching look.  Silhouettes are moving forward with the times with an updated approach to retail tailoring.  The current slim pickings is transforming corporate fashion into something convenient for practical dressing.  For the man on the go, stepping up in this fashion forward appeal is giving more reason to rise in the workforce with style.  Today, the modern wadrobe is functional, fashionable without restrictions.  If women can be serious with what they wear, men are no longer spectators of style but are now actively taking the big leap as well from their closets to the main streets. 


Walk this way.

Chic living in with a suitcase.


The new relaxed cool.


Modern monotone.
 Photography by Frank Hoefsmit, styling by Luis Espiritu Jr., associate styling by Belle Camarsi, Reg Rodriguez, Donna Gonzales Lim and Rudolph Leonor, makeup by Bobby Carlos, modeled by Nathaniel Kiefer, Deny Barros and .  Shot on location at the SMX convention center parking lot in MOA.  Main Street is exclusively available in all SM Department Stores nationwide.

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Mod Menswear

Rajo Man is launching in a few days (March 19, 2011 to be exact at House of Laurel) and here is a sneak peek from the awe inspiring collection.  Fantastic tailored pieces modernized with hints of color in forward silhouettes is making a statement look that's a league on its own.  Men with discriminating style will adore these design wonders channeling mod-vintage chicness.  History repeats itself as fashion reinvents the classic.  These up to date pieces seem like they're fresh from the runways of the recent global menswear collections.  No doubt Rajo Laurel has come up with an outstanding forecast up his sleeve that will surely make headlines in the scene to be seen.  A must-buy for the modern man's wardrobe, these style-worthy ensembles is making a breakthrough in the local landscape and an insight on the shape of things to come.
Bright ideas.






Style ad-vintage.







Into the blue.

Check republic.

Tonal quality.

Bow bright.
Classic reinvention.
A man-ner of style.

Black canvas.
Stye savant.

Photography by Lope Navo, styling by Luis Espiritu Jr., Makeup and hair styling by Gella Laurel.  All clothes by Rajo Man, available in House of Laurel.