Shop,till you drop...

Being burdened with my post surgery,I've to abstain from food,so today my birthday,I didnt go out for a feast,so I was only with my friend,two guys doing something not that manly..shopping.
As my friend abit ulu in his dressing,I took up the task to go about trying to pass him whatever I know about mens' grooming,and suitable dresscode for 3 scenarios,1)working,2)clubbing or leisure,3)formal.

Driving to town was a chore,first stop,Zara..discounts going on I supposed,cos there were a huge group of bargain hunters.I give up as I hate sale,too crowded and clothes not available in certain sizes,so bought an Arthur Yen shirt and off we went to Paragon.

At Paragon,first stop Aigner..wanted to get a belt,designs really ugly,went to Haberdasher to get a nice shirts with pleats..Honestly,I was so happily buying that I forgot about my friend,so I bought hime an exact shirt of what I bought,fitted him well,so off to get a nice belt.Looked through Gucci,Ferragamo and Dunhill for belts.Finally got one at Dunhill,my friend also gong gong,I buy what he buy what..Hee hee..Burberrys is the place if you wanna get anything,discounts are given for really nice shirts,femme or homme,you'll be happy there,I saw a blazer I love so much,$950 only 30% off nia..My fren didnt ventured with me on this,cos the price kinda steep,around one third of his pay.

Then I decided I have enough of Paragon,so off we go to Suntec.Brought my friend to RAOUL and dressed him with all neccessities for a grand function,except jacket,got him to buy everything,from shoes to cuff links included.

At that time I feel really tired,told him I'll meet him again next time in regards to his grooming lessons,I gottta go back and crash out.Though shopping really takes a toil physically and on your cashline,but I finally,finally enjoyed myself this time..Now I know how a taitai feels.. :)