Mr. Pendleton's night out...
Dressing up for stepping out. What could be better? If you are going to spend a wonderful day with friends at a picnic (Thanks Stan, Sara and Cruz!!!) and then have a romantic Italian dinner with the most beautiful woman, you had better dress for the part.
Love this picture's contrast...focusing on the clothes and the wine but showing a lively atmosphere in the background. Perfect evening!
Love this picture's contrast...focusing on the clothes and the wine but showing a lively atmosphere in the background. Perfect evening!
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| Red wine gives me that dreamy look...aaahhh wine, I love you! |
To start, we see the combination of the golden deer's head lapel pin and the golden crown cuff links, worn on the Pierre Balmain French cuff shirt.
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| I love you deer... |
The look I went with, for our rustic, Italian dinner-and-wine date, was a tweed ensemble. It was well warm and still comfortable enough. I like how it almost looks like I'm at a station or something, waiting for my love to arrive...
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| Stopping to ponder for a bit. |
The combination of the blazer, waistcoat and tweed trousers made for a nice, reserved outfit for evening shots, thanks to the wonderful skills of my photographer, Amanda.
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| Hey you! Where are you going? |
Dark colors at night with some color from the foliage in the background made for some nice shots, breaking the monochromatic with some understated vividness.
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| Sit here and rest for a bit. Modelling is hard work! |
I think the vintage tweed look with the baker boy cap worked quite well in the setting of the old buildings and large, wooden doors.
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| Nobody does the fake-walk better than me... |
I love this next picture, maybe because of the connection between my bowed head and the shadow? It looks rather ominous and mysterious. I had to do a double-take to figure out I hadn't grown horns.
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| Begone, evil demon-horn beast!!! |
I adore the angles in this picture and the contrasting light/dark patches, again with the shadow of the tree playing mysteriously in the background. I also really like how the golden sleeve garters and the jewelry stand out subtly against the shirt's striped pattern.
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| Move towards the light... |
A bit of simulated action in the next two shots - looks like I'm doing a bit of a turn and then walking away, but actually they were two totally different shots at different times.
And, finally, a close-up to nicely capture my crosshatch tweed blazer and straight-razor-trimmed facial hair...
Outfit:
Cap - Baker boy cap by ASOS
Shirt - French cuff by Pierre Balmain
Waistcoat - ASOS
Blazer - ZARA Man
Trousers - ASOS
Shoes - Tattoo print Dr. Martens
Jewelry and sleeve garters from ASOS
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