The shirt fits me rather perfectly, except for the long sleeves. My short extremities is unarguably the main reason why I find it hard to buy clothes that fit me well. No regrets in that however... it goes without saying that a trip to the tailor is necessary in this case. Hmmm... thinking of the amount of money that I spend on tailoring my clothes daunts me a little bit, but I believe the end result surely gives a positive impact on the fit of the clothing. The money is not spent in vain, or so I'd like to think.
I fell in love instantly at the sight of the snaky texture on these cowhide loafers. And that quirky dragon-fly and dandelion detail on the soles- how adorable! They were the last pair, and fortunately were my size. I'm a dainty but wide size 6, the smallest size that Paul Smith have in store, not surprisingly. I was immediately excited to grab this last pair lest someone else with such small feet will, but I hesitantly paid the cash (it's been a while since my last wallet-thinning purchases). However I finally justified the moment realising I would not get such an offer in Malaysia . Yes, all these so-called 'luxury items' are annoyingly overpriced in Kuala Lumpur. Personally I prefer buying 'designer stuff' overseas because I know that the price are greatly reduced during sales and the abundance of choice is always welcome, of course.
PS: I just realized that these items which are new to my wardrobe are both from British designers. This reminds me of one of my favorite English menswear blog Style Salvage, who not by any chance harp about Carolyn Massey so frequently.