I spend a lot of time focusing on what you guys wear on your feet, but
I do get asked all the time what I wear, so I thought I’d share what I’ve been
wearing for my time in Hong Kong.
I should admit that I’m a terribly indecisive packer so this may seem like a lot for what was essentially quite a short trip, but trust me, each shoe was carefully chosen for a specific role during my time travelling.
I should admit that I’m a terribly indecisive packer so this may seem like a lot for what was essentially quite a short trip, but trust me, each shoe was carefully chosen for a specific role during my time travelling.
PF Flyers Centre Core Lo
These PF Flyers plimsolls may look pretty basic, but they are so comfortable they
have been my 'go-to' comfort shoe over the past few months. You may not see too much of this brand, but their product is great. It's simple, easy to wear, and makes a great travel shoe for long flights.
New Balance 576; Lake District Pack
OK, I don’t love these shoes, I LOVE them! I've always had a soft spot for this UK made NB pack since it's 2011 release, and the shoes don't just look great, but are also comfortable enough to keep me going through a full day of
street shooting, and slick enough to be work in the evening afterwards.
Clae Ellington
The dressiest shoe option that I packed, these smart Clae Ellington’s
were worn for a few meetings and swanky resturant visits…come on, it can’t all
be work, work, work!
Nike Free Run 2
Lightweight and easy to pack, these Nike’s were packed for exercise
purposes. They were used once,
exercise did not really feature on the schedule as much as I initially feared.
Puma x Alexander McQueen Deck Mid - Brown Marmot Leather
It wouldn’t have been much of a trip if I hadn’t come home without any
new additions to my collection, and I picked up these great shoes from the Puma x Alexander McQueen collab range, an apt reminder of HK due to the amount of interesting collabs and Premium labels that are on display on every street.
