Sit back and relax in your Sunday best with endless options at Adora 

Casual wear has always been thought of as simple, easy and most definitely, wearable. For men, dressing down is to unwind from the daily grind of work and rest up. Unlike the plethora of suits and  barongs for which we automatically turn to for most of the days of the week, as soon as the weekend hits, men look forward to putting their mind at ease and making sure they dress as comfortably as possible.

Comfort is key. Men’s wardrobe philosophy is simple – if they feel good, they look good. As casual city dressing truly speaks of a person’s sense of style, it poses more of a challenge to put something on.  Casual clothing may even require and deserve a little more thought as compared to putting together a more formal or professional look which usually consist of a no-nonsense suit, a crisp shirt, a pair of sleek trousers and accessorized with a classic watch or a sharp tie whichever the occasion calls for.

Adora gives men an easy solution with Lazy Sundays, highlighting their endless casual dressing options. Befitting toward the shopping philosophies of the average male, Adora is a boutique that not only houses a multitude of both local and international labels, but a haven where a good selection of quality clothing can be found. Men’s essentials if you will, from easy separates to timeless pieces, Adora carries a variety of choices for every individual style – whether it would be rugged prep, or uptown casual.

Taking the sensible approach of laidback dressing, Adora’s  Lazy Sundays offers a fine range of clothing preferences suitable for the dynamic individual, ready to go out on the town without looking like they tried too hard to look naturally relaxed, allowing them to look polished and put together with little to no effort at all.

From the relaxed and stylish pieces of Florentino and Dr. Denim, to the smart and sophisticated looks of either Jaspal or Tween, to the sharp oversized watches of TW Steel, casual takes on a more elevated level of cool. It’s the art of dressing down to perfection.

Photos by Mark Nicdao