Everyday.

Is it bad that I want to wear Chambray shirts every day? If I could I honestly would. I'm the kind of person who gravitates towards outfits that need minimum effort but yeild maximum result, and I believe the chambray shirt does just that. Its effortless and subtle feel is perfect for any season, you can button it down or right to the top (and pair it a with chunky gold necklace or collar piece) for a more edgier feel.

And to top it off - its really affordable, no colossal dent will be made in your pocket (depending on where you go) but you wear it feeling like a million, casual, edgy bucks.

Let's just wear chambrays people, everyday.  

Me.

                       Great friends + Mainstay + a Canon 1100D = A pretty nice picture.

"In tune with cool..."

In her twenties she worked at Stussy in SoHo and hung out at Supreme. She hosts 90's [1992] themed parties that all the cool kids apparently go to (insert: theophilus london [close friend], kid cudi, Qtip, Jay, Beyonce). Creative consultant at Universal Def Jam. Wrote the treatment for Common's "Testify" video. Styled and modelled for Billionare Boys Club. First woman to design Nike Air Jordans. I really could go on but I honestly feel like you get the picture.

Theophilus London x On Repeat

Light Years. Hey Wonderful. Julia. And maybe even Understood.

Made You Look

It Will End Soon

I know what you're thinking, "How to make it NY? Again?! When will this sh#! end?". It will end soon my friend, just be patient with me. You see I keep thinking I'm done showing you stuff and then I find cool photos I haven't shown you yet and then - well - I post them. But I think this will be the second last installation of the HTMY series, its been fun but I don't want to drag this out for too long, well, I do but that wouldn't be fair.

So the New York Subway; grimy, dirtty, gritty, and super cool. The problem is I have been watching american shows all my life, so much so that I can't not get excited when I arrive at the subway myself. I didn't want to be that irritatingly keen tourist who even takes photos of the train station but, alas, I was - and I don't regret it!

Inspired

Oroma Elewa.

Founder/Editor-in-Chief/Creative Director of Pop'Africana Magazine.