I cannot help but, from time to time, to put on this hooded tunic from soft diaphanous cotton fabric. Without question the cult Belgian designer always knows how to produce a fine quality piece yet at the same time befitting the contemporary wearer. Personally I can wear this tunic with the loose linen Thai fisherman pants to echo the drapery effect of the top, or, pair it with a corduroy vest, also from Ann D. Talking about value for money, I have been wearing this tunic for quite a while now, tracking back my entry regarding my trip to Antwerp more than two years ago...
Here I am wearing the drapey + drapey combo, composed of Ann Demeulemeester tunic shirt, linen Thai fisherman pants from eBay, accessorised with Celine Bi-cabas lambskin bag and Comme des Garcons x Generic Man pebble leather brogues with Vibram soles.
Details: the CdG shoes with Ayame socks.
And of course this tunic is definitely versatile in its potential to combine with other articles of clothing, namely a corduroy vest (also a Demeulemeester's creation) and a corduroy pant from PS Paul Smith.
Here as accessories I use a cK Calvin Klein bag, which is the only bag I bring to work for the past 2 years, and these long-forgotten hideous-but-beautiful, almost Crocs-like leather shoes from Maison Martin Margiela...
These shoes have joined me in my journey as a fledgling intern, clerking away patients during what seemed like torturous and unbearable on-calls... See the virginal images of the shoes HERE. It's funny to think that I really used the shoes as per what I have planned earlier.
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