Luis Javier Reyna
Radio personality, marketing assistant, 20
What are you wearing? H&M blazer, Express pants, Aldo shoes. Dress shirt, bowtie and pocket square from Nordstrom. The reason these pieces are from so many different stores is because I have a hard time finding my size in formalwear. I believe when one is attending a formal event, it is always better to have good fit rather than an expensive suit that does not fit at all.
Describe your style: I could try to describe my style, but really there is no definition for someone's personality. I think of fashion as an expression.
Your favorite designer? My favorite designer of all time would have to be Zuhair Murad. I think his work empowers and embraces women and truly makes them feel beautiful.
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