Meet Harrison (known to friends as ‘Harry’) Clarke, an English undergraduate student at King’s whose style is one to never just flicker a quick glance at. Harry comes into pretty much every seminar wearing something that I’ll remember – and that you will too.
http://vsco.co/edifong/journal/full-album-harrison-clarke | for full album of photos
Your style speaks to everybody who walks past you – it’s your way of presenting a slice of yourself to the world. Typically speaking, certain garments express certain stereotypes. Whilst shooting, Harry and I were joking around with what characters each outfit portrayed. The terms ‘jock’, ‘ass-hole boyfriend of a cheerleader’ were loosely thrown in there under this outfit, which I’m sure most of you are identifying with from watching American teen films. And these terms fall under the baseball jacket which if we really ignored the generic comments that fall under it, is a beautifully stitched, comfortable and flattering baggy wind-proof jacket.
Dungarees. An essential, in my opinion, in anybody’s wardrobe. How could you not love these easy-throw-on, easy-decision-made outfits?! Not only do you give off a friendly vibe to those around you, but you also look casual and relaxed. Styled in so many ways, as seen with one shoulder strap pinned off to give off an even-more relaxed look, you can’t go wrong with a pair of Dungarees. Harry managed to purchase this briefly before American Apparel shut down – what a bargain he got them for!
We all have a favourite coat don’t we? This is Harry’s. A Carhatt jacket inspired from Kanye West who wore this too. Pair this baggy coat with straight-leg cut-off jeans and you’re rocking the casual street look. Underneath, is his dad’s t-shirt from 1980, reminding us that he wears things that he loves and is close to. The earthy tone of this entire outfit is perfect for London’s gloomy days. His choice in footwear is none other than Adidas 25 Originals with velcro straps.
You’ve got an event to go to; but you want to be comfy. Harry portrays the comfy but ‘classy’ ‘gentleman’ look with a pair of woolly-looking checkered knit trousers that he claims “they feel like pyjamas”. To give off a casual vibe, he’s paired the dark colours with a contrasting yellow Fred Perry t-shirt under his coat.
Vintage made classy and high-end. I love vintage sales; those 1kg finds for £15? Yes, you will see me there. Pairing vintage garments with simple pieces make a statement piece, as Harry shows us here with this outfit.
To see the rest of the photos of Harry’s outfits,
go via: http://vsco.co/edifong/journal/full-album-harrison-clarke
In the meantime, I hope you have all appreciated Harry’s outfits as much as I do.
Lots of love,
Edith
xo
I love the new blog layout! Fab sunglasses! Hope you have a great weekend!
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I really like the jacket with A logo on the shoulders, It’s color is really captivating.
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