Empieza el buen tiempo y con ello las escapadas de fin de semana. Una de las preguntas recurrentes es ¿qué me llevo en la maleta? Seguro que como buenos global nomads que sóis, estáis más que acostumbrados a ello, pero nos apetecía compartir con vosotros algunas claves para viajar con estilo este próximo verano.
Una camisa estampada. Como ya os contamos, para la próxima temporada una de las tendencias que pisa fuerte son los trajes con total print. Nosotros adaptamos esta tendencia a nuestro gusto y proponemos plasmarla en camisas de lino. ¿La mejor opción? Etro, sin duda alguna.
Unos jeans. Acne o A.P.C son nuestras firmas favoritas para este tipo de prendas. Nuestro Global Nomad Richard Haines ya nos informó que lo suyo son los tejanos de Acne. Ambas marcas tienen una concepción de la moda más vanguardista que las que nos tienen acostumbrados las grandes firmas especializadas en jeans.
Unos buenos zapatos. Sea cual sea nuestro destino, tendremos que andar pero con estilo, nada de zapatillas de deporte (aunque Karl Lagerfeld siga insistiendo). Nuestros Global Nomands son quienes mejor nos pueden aconsejar sobre que Preventi son las adecuadas para una escapada de fin de semana. Aún así, hoy aquí, optamos por los oxfords de Simon Jacomet.
Una chaqueta. Al acercarnos cada vez más a la primavera, apostamos para que el trench sea el aliado de nuestra escapada. Ir a la opción segura, Burberry, es demasiado fácil. Y como buenos Global Nomands que somos, nos gusta arriesgar e innovar, por eso creemos que las gabardinas de piel girada del diseñador estadounidense John Varvatos son las perfectas para esta ocasión.
Unas gafas de sol. En cuanto a los accesorios, las gafas de sol son un infalible. Linda Farrow hace un tiempo revolucionó el panorama de las lentes solares, y hizo que algo son sencillo y a la vez aburrido como podían ser unas gafas de sol se convirtieran en toda una obra de arte. Para hombre, la mejor opción es Thom Browne, su estilo vintage y retro hará que durante tu escapada no pases desapercibido.
Un pañuelo. Algo tan simple como un pañuelo o bufanda en colores sólidos puede hacer que tu look parezca más elegante. Por eso, ya que apostamos por una camisa de estampado, también optamos por combinarla con un pañuelo de chasemere de Lanvin en tonos azules para dar más sencillez y sofisticación al outfit.
Un diario. Keel’s Simple Diary, es la opción perfecta para anotar todo aquello que te pase durante tu fin de semana, pero de forma escueta y original. El artista Philipp Keel se unió con Taschen para crear un diario en formato bidireccional, ya que es él quien te pregunta como estás hoy, que has hecho, que eliminarías de lo que te ha pasado durante el día, dibújate como te ves en 10 años y un sin fin de cosas más que ni se te hubieran pasado por la cabeza escribirlas en un diario ordinario. Una manera distinta de plasmar tus vivencias.
Una App. No somos muy partidarios de llevar el smartphone durante este fin de semana idílico que estamos preparando, pero sabemos que muchos de vosotros sois pro 2.0 y no podéis estar ni un segundo sin instagramerar cualquier momento, así que la mejor app para la escapada es Runtastic Pedometer, de forma gratuita os la podéis descargar para saber cuantos pasos habéis hecho, la distancia recorrida, el tiempo hecho y lo más importante: las calorías que habéis perdido!
Y finalmente, la maleta. En el pasado post sobre tendencias dictábamos que los maxi bolsos para hombre serán el must de la próxima temporada, así que es una opción genial. Pero también nos decantamos por las maletas de Globe Trotter. Esta firma ha hecho un perfecto re-diseño del mítico equipaje de los años 80.
Estos son nuestros esenciales para pasar un fin de semana relajado en cualquier parte del mundo. Ahora solo falta; desconectar y a volar!
Texto: Pol Valero | Editor de moda hombre de Preventi.
The good weather seems to arrive and therefore the short breaks. One of the recurring questions that always comes to my mind is: What should I pack in my suitcase?
I’m sure that as a good global nomads, you are more than used to it, but we wanted to share a couple of keys with you so you can travel with style this summer.
A printed shirt. As we told you before, one of the hit trends for next season is the suit with a total print. We adapt this trend to our taste and we suggest expressing it through linen shirts. Which would be the best option for us? Without doubt: Etro.
A pair of jeans. Acne or A.P.C are our favorite firms for these types of clothe. We learned from our Global Nomad, Richard Haines, that his favorites are the Acne jeans. Both brands have a higher state-of-art fashion conception than the big brands specialized in jeans that we are used to.
A good pair of shoes. Whatever kind of destiny we pick, we will have to walk but with style. Leave those sneakers (even though Karl Lagerfeld continues insisting). Our Global Nomads are the best people who are going to advise us about which pair of Preventi shoes could be the best ones for a short break. Still, today we’ve chosen these pair of oxfords by Simon Jacomet.
A jacket. As spring gets closer, we stand for the trench as an ally for our short break. Going for the safe option like Burberry is too easy. And as a good Global Nomads as we are, we love to risk and innovate. That’s why we believe that a suede leather gabardine of the American designer John Varvatos is the perfect one for this occasion.
A pair of sunglasses. Regarding the accessories, a pair of sunglasses is an infallible thing. A quite time ago, Linda Farrow shook the scene of solar lens up and transformed something so simple and at the same time so boring as a pair of sunglasses in a veritable piece of art.
A scarf. Something so simple as a kerchief or a scarf in solid colors can make your look more elegant. So if we are standing for a printed shirt, we also want to choose a Lanvin cashmere kerchief in blue shades to give more simplicity and sophistication to our outfit.
A diary. Keel’s Simple Diary is the perfect option to write down everything that happens in your short break in a simple and original way. The artist Philipp Keel has collaborated with Taschen to create a diary in a two-way format: he is the one who asks you how are you today, what you have done, what things you’ve done during the day would you erase, imagine yourself in 10 years and draw a picture of yourself and an endless list of things that you wouldn’t imagine you would write in an ordinary diary. A different way to capture your experiences.
An app. We are not very fond of taking our smartphones during our idyllic short break, but we know that many of you are pro 3.0 and you cannot wait any second to Instagram any moment, so the best app for the short break is Runastic Pedometer. It’s a free app to know how many steps you have made, the distance travelled, the time and what’s more important: how many calories you have burned.
And, finally, the suitcase. In the last trends post, we said that the maxi bags for men would be a must for the next season. So that’s a great option. But we also love the suitcases of Globe Trotter. This firm has made a perfect re-design of the mythic baggage of the eighties.
These are our essentials to spend a peaceful weekend in any part of the world. All that remains is to disconnect and fly!
Text: Pol Valero | Preventi Menswear Editor.
The good weather seems to arrive and therefore the short breaks. One of the recurring questions that always comes to my mind is: What should I pack in my suitcase?
I’m sure that as a good global nomads, you are more than used to it, but we wanted to share a couple of keys with you so you can travel with style this summer.
A printed shirt. As we told you before, one of the hit trends for next season is the suit with a total print. We adapt this trend to our taste and we suggest expressing it through linen shirts. Which would be the best option for us? Without doubt: Etro.
A pair of jeans. Acne or A.P.C are our favorite firms for these types of clothe. We learned from our Global Nomad, Richard Haines, that his favorites are the Acne jeans. Both brands have a higher state-of-art fashion conception than the big brands specialized in jeans that we are used to.
A good pair of shoes. Whatever kind of destiny we pick, we will have to walk but with style. Leave those sneakers (even though Karl Lagerfeld continues insisting). Our Global Nomads are the best people who are going to advise us about which pair of Preventi shoes could be the best ones for a short break. Still, today we’ve chosen these pair of oxfords by Simon Jacomet.
A jacket. As spring gets closer, we stand for the trench as an ally for our short break. Going for the safe option like Burberry is too easy. And as a good Global Nomads as we are, we love to risk and innovate. That’s why we believe that a suede leather gabardine of the American designer John Varvatos is the perfect one for this occasion.
A pair of sunglasses. Regarding the accessories, a pair of sunglasses is an infallible thing. A quite time ago, Linda Farrow shook the scene of solar lens up and transformed something so simple and at the same time so boring as a pair of sunglasses in a veritable piece of art.
A scarf. Something so simple as a kerchief or a scarf in solid colors can make your look more elegant. So if we are standing for a printed shirt, we also want to choose a Lanvin cashmere kerchief in blue shades to give more simplicity and sophistication to our outfit.
A diary. Keel’s Simple Diary is the perfect option to write down everything that happens in your short break in a simple and original way. The artist Philipp Keel has collaborated with Taschen to create a diary in a two-way format: he is the one who asks you how are you today, what you have done, what things you’ve done during the day would you erase, imagine yourself in 10 years and draw a picture of yourself and an endless list of things that you wouldn’t imagine you would write in an ordinary diary. A different way to capture your experiences.
An app. We are not very fond of taking our smartphones during our idyllic short break, but we know that many of you are pro 3.0 and you cannot wait any second to Instagram any moment, so the best app for the short break is Runastic Pedometer. It’s a free app to know how many steps you have made, the distance travelled, the time and what’s more important: how many calories you have burned.
And, finally, the suitcase. In the last trends post, we said that the maxi bags for men would be a must for the next season. So that’s a great option. But we also love the suitcases of Globe Trotter. This firm has made a perfect re-design of the mythic baggage of the eighties.
These are our essentials to spend a peaceful weekend in any part of the world. All that remains is to disconnect and fly!
Text: Pol Valero | Preventi Menswear Editor.
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