Friday Fashion Blogging

In search of the perfect khaki chinos I have been hopping from different retailers and designers. I am still not sold on which one is the best fit for me. I am still not certain what is the best looking chino out there. However, Eunice Lee designer and owner of Unis believes she has nailed it. GQ highlighted Unis and Eunice Lee, a couple of months ago in their "Best New Designers in America" (two of which were Asian-American). The video below includes a short interview with Eunice Lee as she shares her inspiration and love for the chino.



I am eager to try a pair on, I mean who can argue with a woman with an affinity for James Dean? For more on Unis follow their blog.


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