Met with Hiro tonight from R& Blues - an old friend whose wedding I am here to attend. Started at an Izakaya with beers and yakitori...
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Love the half-cuff fold back! What exactly is this style called, and where can I find it???
ReplyDeleteNo idea what it's called, but this is just a 1 button cuff folded over - you could do it with just about any button cuff shirt.
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Loving these shots man. I'm back in the fold albeit under the radar. Same name, different language.
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As always, thanks for the inspiration.
The pleasure is all mine, Enzo. Good to see you are back - now we just have to get you across the waters, settled in Tokyo, and in a few of these photos!
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