According to a much loved fashionista aunt of mine, Chinese New Year is a 15 day affair, that gives us many good reasons to continue shopping. Thanks to Pedro, looking for new accessories to complete our new looks is going to be less pain and a lot more pleasure.
1. Conjure the reality of a nautical soiree evocative of the French Riviera onboard a luxury yacht and cavort in style this season with the Spring/Summer 2010 collection from Pedro. This season, grey is back.
2. Embark on a superlative voyage in fashion and discover the panorama of enchantment that awaits at your style destination. In this particular case, notice the Bally-alikes for those that love the look of Fiorio but not the $900 price tag.
3. Deftly brought together to form an amazing amalgamation of texture, the effect is a sublime creation which has come to encompass the very essence of Pedro. Notice the attention to detail on the necktie.
4. Unleash the perennial iridescence of metallics which spread the Midas touch alongside a sensory interpretation of the stalwarts of taupe and ebony.
5. Blue loafers for that 'lady-killer' playboy look.
6. The Angry Ho says it's too much. I say, if you're man enough- Go Fuschia.
7. It's odd how they've focused on his shoes and ignored what I believe to be a patent leather patchwork briefcase.
8. Call attention with a pair of striking blue trainers.
9. Details on the belt that people are bound to notice.
10. Ratty, tattered looking wallet? Get a new one.
From belts to wallets to shoes, Pedro provides some of the best looking designs I've seen this season sans heavy price tags. -JH
Here are our top 10 picks
Spring/Summer 2010 collection from Pedro.
1. Conjure the reality of a nautical soiree evocative of the French Riviera onboard a luxury yacht and cavort in style this season with the Spring/Summer 2010 collection from Pedro. This season, grey is back.
Spring/Summer 2010 collection from Pedro.
2. Embark on a superlative voyage in fashion and discover the panorama of enchantment that awaits at your style destination. In this particular case, notice the Bally-alikes for those that love the look of Fiorio but not the $900 price tag.
Pedro tie and briefcase accessories
3. Deftly brought together to form an amazing amalgamation of texture, the effect is a sublime creation which has come to encompass the very essence of Pedro. Notice the attention to detail on the necktie.
Nothing says 'practical' like a dual purpose bag that doesn't look out of place in office or pleasure boat.
4. Unleash the perennial iridescence of metallics which spread the Midas touch alongside a sensory interpretation of the stalwarts of taupe and ebony.
Trophy girlfriend not included.
5. Blue loafers for that 'lady-killer' playboy look.
Look out for our "How to wear Colours" guide on at augustman.com
6. The Angry Ho says it's too much. I say, if you're man enough- Go Fuschia.
Spring/Summer 2010 collection from Pedro.
7. It's odd how they've focused on his shoes and ignored what I believe to be a patent leather patchwork briefcase.
Really.Starting.To.Hate.This.Guy's.Abs.
8. Call attention with a pair of striking blue trainers.
Belt from Pedro
9. Details on the belt that people are bound to notice.
Look out for the reptile skin design card holders.
10. Ratty, tattered looking wallet? Get a new one.
From belts to wallets to shoes, Pedro provides some of the best looking designs I've seen this season sans heavy price tags. -JH
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