Birthdays are always a nice idea. And I usually do something fun and memorable on that day. As I turn a year older this time, I got to spend my birthday over a relaxing weekend stay at this really cool resort (JA Palm Tree Court) and wear the most comfortable street style pieces.
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Waiching’s Wall teamed up with his favourite go to brand, Aeropostale Arabia for the long birthday weekend. I picked up my perfect weekender style outfit from Aeropostale’s Dubai Mall store, which has some amazing pieces for men & women this Fall/Winter.
Statement pieces in this style post is the winter loving foxy sweater which can be easily styled with anything from Khaki Shorts like I did else you can opt for denims too. And perhaps pipe style denims would be better.
No weekend is complete without your perfect weekender backpack, just like mine. It’s a perfect piece for any man who loves to flaunt casual style and enjoys minimal detailing. This canvas and faux leather messenger backpack is very functional, simple and edgy. The buckle, faux leather strap details give it a vintage feel. And I love it. I decided to complete my accessories with a super cool brown watch which was made of canvas too.
For my Weekender Look, I wore the following:
Sweater: Aeropostale Arabia
Shorts: Aeropostale Arabia
Men’s watch: Aeropostale Arabia
Weekender backpack: Aeropostale Arabia
Shoes: New Balance
For each of us Birthdays are special. And why shouldn’t it be? It’s that one big day you wait all year long to celebrate with family and friends. But that’s only what I think. Share your story with me? What do you prefer doing on your birthday?
Stockists: Aeropostale Stores are located in all leading malls across the UAE
Website: Shop Aeropostale in the UAE
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Shot on location: JA Resorts & Hotels
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