My most recent purchase.

Went to Gravity Pope recently and grabbed a Robert Geller dyed T and a L/S white crew from T by Alexander Wang. The latter was a mistake. I actually tried on the pima modal in black and assumed they'd fit the same way. They kind of did but I forgot that white would lend a different-looking drape to the shirt. Don't like the fit, probably going to flip it on B&S soon.

What are your favourite ways to express your creativity?

I sense an opportunity to pose and overstate my creativity.

Most of my life, I've been metaphorically lashing out in various fields, trying to discover a suitable medium to coherently express my ideas. Due to my suck-age in all of them, these attempts consistently fail.

Lately however, I've been applying a sort of underlying theme to most of the things I do. It's one of those things that no sane outsider would notice, but it's a pretty neat touch to me. A couple of months ago, I toyed with the idea of releasing a double album ( CD ) complete with supplementary photo-albums. Technical limitations aside (noob-level proficiency is always a hindrance), the planning became increasingly neurotic and complicated, to the point where I was cross-referencing cross-references just to make it easier to follow. So I set it aside.

But, as of now, my favourite way would be through music. I get the leeway of writing poetry without being dismissed as a pretentious poet, and the pleasant bonus of passing off shoddy guitarwork as a showcase in minimalism.

Most recently though, I've taken an interest in exploiting clothes as a platform for creative expression. I don't wear Rick Owens - most goth-ninja looks ridiculous as shit to me - but I've found colour blocking and blending textures to be particularly rewarding. And, of course, particularly painful on my bank account(s).

Eventually, I want to get into fashion designing. We'll see where that goes.