There’s rock n’ roll in hip-hop, there’s rock n’ roll in pop music, there’s rock n’ roll in soul, there’s rock n’ roll in country. When you see people dress, and their style has an edge to it, that rebellious edge that bubbles up in every genre, that’s rock n’ roll. Everybody still wants to be a rock star, you know?
John Varvatos

I’m wearing:

Jacket: Srđan Janković Supermarket concept store
Shirt: My design
Pants: Valter Beko (Corner of Kralja Petra and Kneza Sime Markovića streets)
Sunglasses: Ray-Ban Casa dell Ottica
Bracelet: Replay

Creative director: Vesna Filipović
Photographers: Marko Arsić and Dijana Tolicki
Make-up: Maja Radman
Hairstyle: Barber shop Pinch
Shooting location: Buddha-Bar Hotel Budapest Klotild Palace

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Today’s look is a bit dark and edgy inspired by my everlasting inspiration rock ‘n’ roll. Maybe many of you can’t imagine wearing total look like this, but even choosing one peace will add boldness to your outfit. Of course you need to pull it off. Rock ‘n’ roll is never dead in fashion. I love designers Hedi Slimane and John Varvatos that rock this style in their collections and recently I have discovered a young designer Marko Glavinic who creates quite interesting menswear collections, that I can define as glam and bold. We shot this editorial in the magnificent Buddha Bar Hotel Klotild Palace Budapest whose interior covered in red made the total look stand out.

Fashion has no definite rules when it comes to layering and matching. So have fun and rock on!

I’m wearing:

Jacket: Marko Glavinić Supermarket concept store
Shirt: Valter Beko (Corner of Kralja Petra and Kneza Sime Markovića streets)
Pants: Marko Glavinić Supermarket concept store
Sunglasses: Ray-Ban Round Metal RB3447 Casa dell Ottica

Creative director: Vesna Filipović
Photographers: Marko Arsić and Dijana Tolicki
Make-up: Maja Radman
Hairstyle: Barber shop Pinch
Shooting location: Buddha-Bar Hotel Budapest Klotild Palace

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We all need that safe look, that you may wear wherever you go. That exclude suit&tie, lol. Well, this one is quite safe but yet modern and interesting. I am wearing a jacket by Srdjan Jankovic, with the perfect cut and stand collar. I really love his work and I am a fan of his jackets that are modern but also elegant enough to be worn on almost every occasion. For this look I chose my new Ray-Ban Round Metal sunglasses. These timeless round sunglasses feature a retro look first worn by legendary musicians and inspired by the counter-culture of the 1960’s. Round Metal RB3447 sunglasses are not only iconic, but also add boldness to your look.

I have recently discovered Daniel Wellington classy watches with timeless style. I am wearing Classic Sheffield. This timepiece is  very well built and gives you possibility to completely change its appearance by adding various NATO straps (those of us who like James Bond movies knows what I’m talking about) , that Daniel Wellington also produces.

I’m wearing:

Jacket: Srđan Janković Supermarket concept store
Shirt: Valter Beko (Corner of Kralja Petra and Kneza Sime Markovića streets)
Pants: Valter Beko
Sunglasses: Ray-Ban Round Metal RB3447 Casa dell Ottica
Watch: Daniel Wellington Classic Sheffield

Creative director: Vesna Filipović
Photographers: Marko Arsić and Dijana Tolicki
Make-up: Maja Radman
Hairstyle: Barber shop Pinch
Shooting location: Buddha-Bar Hotel Budapest Klotild Palace

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On the last day of our stay in Budapest, my team and I decided to go out for a walk and take some pictures of me dressed in an interesting street style, with the Danube river and the magnificent Chain Bridge in the background. We went to the Pest side of this beautiful city and took some pics by the riverside.

The weather was cold and windy, so I was lucky to have this quality coat (made by Valter Beko) with me, which I wore exactly as I like the most – with my favorite Adidas Superstar sneakers. My shades for this occasion were great Police Neymar jr, a model that really grew on me and easily became one of my favorites.

We didn’t have much time to enjoy the scenery, so right after the photo shoot we jumped into the car and drove straight back home, leaving Budapest behind us, with hope that soon we’ll be back in this city of beautiful architecture and amazing history.

I’m wearing:
Shirt: Valter Beko ( Corner of Kralja Petra and Kneza Sime Markovića streets)
Coat: Valter Beko
Sneakers: Adidas Superstar
Sunglasses: Police Neymar Jr (Casa dell’Ottica)

Creative director: Vesna Filipović
Photographers: Marko Arsić and Dijana Tolicki
Make-up: Maja Radman

Shooting location: Budapest

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Glamour invites us to live in a different world. It has to simultaneously be mysterious, a little bit distant – that’s why, often in these glamour shots, the person is not looking at the audience, it’s why sunglasses are glamorous. One peace of wardrobe has the same glamorous and mysterious effect in menswear collections and it comes in a form of black velvet blazer.  These sentences describe my total look by Valter Beko that we shot in the magnificent ballroom of the  Corinthia hotel in Budapest.

Since its very opening in late 19th century, the Corinthia Hotel Budapest, then known as the Grand Hotel Royal, was and still is the symbol of everlasting luxury and glamour in this part of Europe, combining strong french influence with impeccable Eastern-European charm.  The Corinthia Hotel Budapest played an interesting role in the origins of European cinema back in 1896 when the Lumière brothers, who invented motion pictures, held their first film screening outside of Paris in this exact ballroom, that became the first movie house on the continent. Since then this charming hotel has become the darling of filmmakers and movie stars, such as: Josephine Baker, Catherine Deneuve, Eva Green, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Helen Mirren among them, and let’s not forget the great Andrew Lloyd Weber, who was a guest while filming his musical “Evita”. It comes as no surprise if you take into account the Corinthia’s gorgeous ambiance, stunning architecture and elegant restaurants.

I’m wearing:

Total look: Valter Beko (Corner of Kralja Petra and Kneza Sime Markovića streets)
Sunglasses: Police Neymar Jr Casa dell Ottica

Creative director: Vesna Filipović
Photographers: Marko Arsić and Dijana Tolicki
Make-up: Maja Radman
Hairstyle: Barber shop Pinch
Shooting location: Corinthia hotel Budapest

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