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What men can wear

- The Philippine Star

MANILA, Philippines - Let’s face it, men are not so keen on dressing up. If they could get away with just wearing shirt, shorts and flip-flops every day, they would. But what if the occasion calls for something formal, dressy or just plain polished? Shouldn’t they exert a little bit of effort to look not only good but appropriate as well?

Dressing up shouldn’t be such daunting task — all it takes is a little bit of sprucing here and there, and more importantly, being aware of what one should wear. We’re not talking about over-the-top pieces, nor buying expensive designer threads. It’s all about knowing what pieces to invest in, the kind that will help in building one’s wardrobe. In this day and age it is important to always look and feel good. So whether your guy is into sports, gadgets or even music, complement his hobby or personality with a wardrobe that matches his style.

Check out Celio’s offerings. Their collection ranges from trusted basics such as knit pullovers, button-downs to khaki pants. These are considered classics, but do not expect the usual safe pieces. With the summer season still in full swing, prepare to see lightweight knits in soft sorbets and mint hues. Even the button-downs get a modern upgrade with floral and paisley prints, stark black and white striped combinations, plus their usual gray and blue hues. Even their casual line of short sleeved polo shirts boasts of funky checkered and flannel prints that are in season.  Piqué shirts come in bright and delicious candy colors, which are perfect to wear with khakis or even jeans. Their range of dressy button-downs, vests, trousers and blazers are the perfect building blocks of a corporate wardrobe and are also appropriate to wear for dressy functions. Even for days that call for a more relaxed vibe, their line of cargo pants, chambray button-downs and graphic tees have a wide range to choose from.

Of course, a wardrobe wouldn’t be complete without the right accessories. Their add-ons such as utility messenger bags, leather sling bags to leather bags are definitely a must, not to mention leather and garrison belts, fedoras, skullcaps, bonnets and socks to underwear.

But perhaps the most fussed-about or important accessory in a man’s wardrobe is his shoes. They say that you can tell a lot about a man with the kind of footwear he is wearing.

Aldo is all about on-trend and stylish footwear this season, with a lot of fun renditions of the classics. Picture loafers in colorful and bright numbers, topped with interesting details such as strings and tassels. Sporty high tops in grays and blacks are truly funky, what with perforations and multi-strap details to add in the mix. Distressed leather in formal brogues, plus high-shine patent combat boots complete the highly stylized collection.

Pedro, on the other hand, is all about polished and sophisticated footwear. It gives a stylish twist to classic leather shoes. Patent and leather loafers, pointy brogues and preppy slip-ons are the key items for its collection.        

Celio boutiques are located at Ayala Center Cebu, Greenbelt 3, Rockwell Power Plant Mall, Shangri-la Plaza Mall, SM Mall of Asia and TriNoma. 

Aldo is located at Abreeza Mall, Alabang Town Center, Bonifacio High Street, Greenbelt 5, Marquee Mall, Power Plant Mall, Robinsons Galleria, Robinsons Place Manila, Shangri-la Plaza Mall, Solenad 2, SM North Edsa The Block, SM Mall of Asia, SM Megamall, SM Southmall, SM Cebu, TriNoma Mall.

Pedro boutiques are located at Bonifacio High Street, SM Mall of Asia, Trinoma, The Block at SM North Edsa , SM Megamall and soon at Ayala Harbor Point.

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ALABANG TOWN CENTER

ALDO

AYALA CENTER CEBU

AYALA HARBOR POINT

BONIFACIO HIGH STREET

MALL

MALL OF ASIA

PLAZA MALL

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