Brooklyn Beckham is coming to the Philippines and we can hardly wait! Local fashion house Bench is set to have a book signing event for the latest #GlobalBenchsetter’s book What I See. We look forward to seeing him sport trendy outfits during his time in Manila, so we decided to decode how Brooklyn defines his style.
1. He’s not afraid of going monochromatic.
Keep monochromatic looks interesting by playing with textures, lengths, and accessories like Brooklyn’s matching set.
Who says you can’t look good in sweats?
2. You can’t go wrong with denim.
Denim has outlasted many trends over the years, and constantly refreshes itself to match the season’s latest pieces. Make some room for denim in your wardrobe for an easy fashion fix.
3. Make a statement with bold colors.
Brooklyn shines a light on his outfit by adding a bright splash of red with his cap (and it’s good for bad hair days too!)
4. Relive the classics.
Brooklyn loves stealing clothes from his dad, and we can’t blame him. Even you can stock your closets with classics from striped tees, vintageVintageClothing and accessories that are at least 20 years old and represent the style of a particular era, valued for their quality and uniqueness. Vintage shopping supports sustainable fashion, andGo to Vintage Glossary shirts to good old pairs of jeans.
5. It’s all about comfort and style.
Brooklyn likes to live in comfort and in style—investing in go-to bombers, sweatpants, and basic tees in different styles, cuts, and colors. These staples equate to a no-fail formula for confidence.
Follow Brooklyn’s style commandments and shop at Bench online or in stores nationwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
According to the article, Bench is set to hold a book signing event for Brooklyn Beckham’s book What I See, and the article says he is coming to Manila. It calls him Bench’s latest #GlobalBenchsetter. It gives no date, venue or ticket details for the event.
The article names What I See as Brooklyn Beckham’s book and the subject of a Bench book signing event in the Philippines. It does not describe the book’s contents, publication date or format, so confirm those details with Bench or the publisher before relying on them.
The article says Brooklyn isn’t afraid of monochrome, and suggests keeping monochromatic outfits interesting by playing with textures, lengths and accessories, as in his matching set. It adds that you can look good in sweats, referring to his matching sweat set.
The article lists five: go monochromatic, wear denim, make a statement with bold colors, relive the classics, and choose comfort and style. It cites his red cap, his borrowing of his dad’s clothes, and staples such as bombers, sweatpants and basic tees as examples.
The article says Brooklyn likes stealing clothes from his dad, and suggests stocking your closet with classics such as striped tees, vintage shirts and good old pairs of jeans. It also names go-to bombers, sweatpants and basic tees as the staples he invests in.
