fly.in.style.daily: STYLE: fashionispiration: ALEXANDER LIANG from Canada

STYLE
fashionispiration:
ALEXANDER LIANG from Canada
http://www.alexanderliang.com/

since i started blogging... i look up to popular lookbookers/bloggers in the WWW for inspiration... and not only you know their fashion sense but in the process you kinda know them as a person...
FIRST one was Andreas Wijk (see here)
SECOND was Viktor Frisk (see here)

NOW... its for ALEXANDER LIANG... 25 year old Entrepreneur and Fashion Editor... He is the Editor-in-chief of KENTON magazine. He blog about his life and style... Originally from Vancouver, Canada, he broke into the New York scene graduating from Parsons School of Design and gaining experience in the fashion editorial world at Details, T: The New York Times Style Magazine and Mochi Magazine. Also bringing in previous experience in fashion, PR, he created KENTON Magazine on the basis of bridging the gap between the commercial and overly avant-garde publications currently available to North American consumers. (excerpts from ketonmagazine.com)

I wasn't lookin' exactly for a fashioninspiration over the weekend... cause i'm feelin' lazy because of the hot and humid weather here in the Philippines but low and behold... Alexander's post on the neck scarf caught my eye... I have this generic skull scarf that haven't made its debut on my blog until now (see here) so I thought to myself this is a great opportunity... BUT enough of me lets talk about Alexander...

Besides his career as an editor-in-chief, he still has time for outfit post and style related articles on his personal style blog and on his INSTAGRAM account which I believe we have a symbiotic relationship (he liked my post, i liked his post, you know the drill)... His fashion sense is simple yet sophisticated (with addition of thick outerwear and some faux fur sometimes)... He sometimes gravitate towards the "street" style with his jeans and tee with vans slip-ons but umphfing it up with Hermes bangle and throwing in some balenciaga cuffs... Enough of the talk let his pictures speak for itself...