Walking both girls down the road, Eldest to catch her 0730 bus then the youngest to be at school by 0830, plus Tuesday’s regular chiropractic appointment and today a Dr appointment for a new script for my medications and to get the tip of my middle finger checked as it seems to have developed and internal blister where the lower chopped it 4 months ago. Also a quick photo shoot between appointments as it would be ridiculous to drive home to then turn around and leave again. I did take over 20 photos and will try to get the best and add the most with the outfit, but J am only on my phone. I also tried something a little different with the cap matching the suit and shoes and not the overcoat this time. Today’s outfit consists of: Brixton Brood Snap Cap in Oatmeal and Charcoal houndstooth M.J.Bale Pascal Navy Peacoat M.J. Bale Collins Suit in Brown OTAA Beaufort Riviera French Cuff Dobby Shirt OTAA Bondi Navy Blue Pinstripe OTAA Shining Silver Tie Clip Mitch Dowd Monkey Cuff Links (chosen by my youngest) Van Heusen Sky Blue with Royal Blue Flowers Youngest daughter made me a colourful band bracelet OTAA Jack O’ Cups Shattuckite Skull Bracelet OTAA Dark Coffee Brown textured socks Sparrods & Co Oslo Double Monkstrap in Espresso SOTD - Azzaro Wanted by Night with Mancera Amore Caffe overspray. WOTD - Erebus Ascent 41 Blue MoP

I've just finished reading For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway and it's easily one of the greatest standalone saga stories I've ever read. 11/10

I see most of the Man posting their pictures here are in their 50s or older , its good enjoy life. But here we also need young people , in 20s , 25s 30s , who learn about how to dress like a Man and goes through this transformation where young people are going through this transformation and the old are giving and sharing tips. A more healthy community. We all should use word of mouth and create awareness in our circles. I will tell some of my classmates about this community . Peace ☮️ ✌️.

I came across this RMRS post on Facebook, and it hit me right where I am in life. The message isn’t just about clothes — it’s about the standard you choose to live by. Over the last few years, I’ve been leveling up to this mindset. And the impact is real. People at work notice. People in my personal life notice. But the biggest shift is internal. This list may focus on the exterior, but it reflects what’s happening inside: dignity, intention, confidence. When I show up well, I feel well. And that changes how others perceive me — and how I perceive myself. Style isn’t just presentation. It’s identity. And stepping into that has been one of the most meaningful upgrades of my life.