In collaboration with Lynx.
Lewis Jackson
I met Lewis Jackson a understandably dressed social media expert as he did some work for FBH. Lewis has an engaging life that went from professional golfer to what he does now. Together with Lynx I am converging him again to know more about his attitudes to fashion, grooming and vigour.
Lewis started golf at the age of 13, he dedicated his whole damsel to this sport. After 4 years of university in the States have fun college golf he was burned out and decided to ditch his golfing race, he choose education over his passion. Lewis: “The hardest section about giving up on golf was telling my family, but they where really supportive.” After two successful ventures in golf, making usage golf tees and online golf training sessions, Lewis has now experimented into social media management at the age of 24.
Lewis on social course: “Social media gives each person the ability to stand up in show of the whole world and say what they have to say”
Lewis Jackson amassing up with the tricks – ex professional golfer turned social course specialist.
Style Attitude
Lewis on his casual style: “It is all based on abundance, if it doesn’t feel comfortable, I can’t be casual in it.” I wish he was more foolhardy here.
Lewis casual style – wearing Next jeans a Next T-shirt and dark Nike trainers.
Black Nike trainers
Belt from Next
Diesel zip up cardigan
His savvy casual look is all about business: “I just want to look as disrespectful and as slick as possible. I want to look together, coordinated and relaxing. I need the clothes to understand my shape and help me out a bit, I choose tinges of leaders.” Everything is from Next as Lewis likes to get his researching done quickly.
Light blue shirt from Next, colourless trousers from Next and brown shoes from Next.
Brown leather shoes from Next.
On his shrewd style: “I think it’s important that you look comfortable in a petition because otherwise people will look at you as a person lacking in trust. If I can look together in a suit, they can trust me in providing a repair.” On his ties: “I always use a half-windsor, it’s quick and when done brim over, looks like a full windsor.”
Suit, shoes, shirt, tie all from Next.
Make readying Attitude
When it came to grooming Lewis never likened himself to his peers at school, he remembers shaving his baby moustache off and his mum uttering: “You know every time you shave it off, it comes back thicker”. He nuts his current beard and to make it heavy and not stick out he shampoos, shapes and combs it regularly.
His favourite fragrances are his youth time fair-haired boy and ‘trusty’ Cool Water, CK2 and a non stinging aftershave for the neck extent.
On his hairstyle “I want it to be practical, stylish and not too wacky, subtlety is the delegate of the game for me. I don’t follow trends, but notice what people peer David Beckham are doing with their hair, and I most of the time just have a toned down version of theirs. I possess a cow lick in the front right of my head if a hairdresser can understand it, and cut accordingly, I’ll go to them for perpetuity. I shampoo twice a week if I do it more my hair becomes uncontrollable and puffy, unless conditioner is convoluted, in which case I would do it everyday.”
Outlook On Life
Lewis on refusal and disappointments: “In the past, I was a terrible loser! I couldn’t stand squander. Since growing up, the fact that I don’t like to lose is still comprehensible in me, but my ability to accept loss has increased. Overall, i’m a very emphatic person so i’m rarely disappointed for long, that’s why I choose inspirational being like adventurer Bear Grylls. I approach life with this mindset survive like you’re dying. I guess it’s why I would call myself a loner and I don’t muse on it’s always healthy to be like this, but I keep to myself. Degree when faced with criticism I’m getting better at it. I really rarely I compare myself to other men, I have no need to. I can’t shift who I am so why would I need to wish I could be something else.”
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Lewis at Brighton train station
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Photo’s by Maria Scard
