Hi all, Because my nose is mostly broken (for smelling - not structurally), I tend to prefer parfum level concentrations on my fragrances. I went to Nordstrom to get my first exposure to Green Irish Tweed (excellent!) in their only concentration: EDP. I have also had EDP of Wild Vetiver. Does anyone known if either of these come as parfum concentrations vs. EDP? If so, are the smells similar but just stronger or something rather different? Thank you!

Picked up some new-to-me Barker shoes from Vinted for an absolute steal. Quirky, stylish and in excellent condition. They’re part of the manufacturer’s Creative Collection, and have exactly the right amount of whimsy for my tastes. The detailing gives musical clef vibes, which I’m down with. Shame I’m only a drummer.

Sprezzatura. 🇮🇹🇬🇧 My interpretation of Italian ease with English elegance, Ralph Lauren trousers, Salvatore Ferragamo blue suede loafers, a Brooks Brothers linen shirt and cotton cable knit sweater. Classic pieces, slightly undone. Elegance without looking too considered or at least, that’s the idea. 😉

Good morning everyone. I wanted to ask this and if it’s repeating something that’s already posted I apologize. Have any of you ever like looked into what colors seem to naturally work best for you or do you pretty much just go with what attracts you when you’re picking out styles, fabrics and colors? Obviously there’s an economic. Obviously there’s a economic approach to it and when you’re doing most of your shopping at Goodwill, you certainly have to take what you can but I am just curious as to how many of you approach purchasing Clothing from a color or shade aspect. Thank you in advance for all your help.

G'Day Gents, At the start of this year, I began work on writing a book with the goal of independently publishing it by the year's end. Whilst the goal of publishing the book by December is now unlikely, I'm pleased to announce that as of yesterday, I have officially finished the first draft of my book and hope to get things rolling on the publishing front sometime next week. I look forward to sharing more details about my book with you all in the coming weeks or so. Banjo