A visit to old styles past

It seems recently, the older I'm getting, the more I'm reverting to styles and the way I used to dress when I was in my teens. I 've always had the same sense of style, never truly letting go of that emo phase [who would want to?!] But I seem to be going back to my ''skate'' phase I had when I was 15. I would wear the chunkiest DC's/Adios I could find, Volcom and Atticus T's and beanies, I even had a few pairs of Dickies [note to self, buy more Dickies]. SO, at the age of 28, I've been exploring that again.

A few weekends ago when the snow had finally subsided and Leeds wasn't covered in that gross grey gloop that's left behind after snow has fallen, James and I had a little explore around some parts of Leeds we don't tend to venture down much. It was mild enough that I could get away with a hoodie and bomber jacket - a combo I've essentially been living in any given chance. We headed down towards call lane and found this cool little location just at the back of the train station, I don't know if it was the cars, the tall buildings or just the general busyness of the day but I kinda felt like an NYC vibe looking back at these pictures.

Despite this outfit not having my signature all the colour and clashing patterns, I was digging it. It had a low key nod to my formal skate brand loving self, a bit of tartan and my be nice beanie that's been practically surgically attached to my head the past few months, totally not because I had really really bad roots and couldn't be bothered to sort them. . . . nope, not at all. The perfect outfit for some urban exploring.

Wearing:
Hoodie* RainyDaze | Pants Primark | Beanie Charlavail | Socks* Fearless illustration | Bomber Zara | Bag Killstar

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