How’d your passion for menswear start?
I think at this point it started about 7 years ago. I went through some changes in my life and I sought to reinvent myself. I started with my clothes. Clothes are the easiest thing you can change that will alter what people think of you. I didn’t really have a style back then, so I looked towards social media for what I liked. I knew I loved classic menswear, so I looked for bloggers and celebrities that filled those fashion needs.
I’m also a big fan of a specific form of electronic music called chiptune. Of all places, I learned about being a dandy from a musician at one of these shows, who is a dandy himself. If you don’t know what being a dandy is all about, just think of it as the most extreme form of menswear. I knew I wanted my menswear to lean towards that direction, so I always look towards Dandyism for inspiration. Hence, the name of my blog.
 What are your goals as an influencer?
What are your goals as an influencer?
After looking at my blog or Instagram, I want people, especially where I’m from in the Bronx, to feel comfortable in what they wear and lead them in the right direction when it comes to menswear. I want to work with brands who have the same philosophies as me so I can create content that I am not only proud of, but that my readers believe in.
How would you describe your personal style? 
I look towards Dandies for inspiration and put my own twists to it. Avoiding “casual ware” at all costs. Classic all the way.
Describe your outfit.
All colors have a friend. Red and green, blue and orange, and in this case, black and yellow. I mixed shades of black/gray with the yellow to make it pop. When I saw this bicycle patterned tie, it was so dandy to me. I just wish I had one for this outfit!
 Random Fun Fact:
Random Fun Fact:
I enjoy playing Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon (the video game). I also like going to tournaments for these games and always try to wear my best! The highest level of competition I’ve competed in was in 2008. I Played in the Pokémon World Championships.
Photography by Nick Urteaga
 
     
         
         
         
         
         
             
             
                 
             
             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
        
         
                        

 
            