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Day 74: at sea en route to Laem Chabang, Thailand. Only one day at see until we reach our next Port. The Port of Laem Chabang is 25 kilometres North of Pataya and 1 hour and 30 minutes from Bangkok. . Wearing jacket by @hardyamieslndn tie by @alfreddunhill and shirt by @charlestyrwhitt .
Day 68: at sea en route to Singapore and formal evening. Sailing to the west of Pulau Sumba in Eastern Indonesia, steering a North westerly heading across the Indian Ocean. . Wearing dinner jacket by @smartturnout and also wearing wing detachable collar by @darcyclothingmenswear .
Day 82: at Sea en route to Nha Trang, Vietnam. This was the point in our journey where we turned back on our way to Southampton but taking a much shorter shortcut, the Suez Canal. On the day wearing a combination of a paisley tie and a checked shirt, which I think went well together. .
A closer look from my last combination. Wearing blue checked suit by @hawesandcurtisofficial contrast collar shirt with a pink striped pattern made to measure, tie by @peterjacksonau watch by @smartturnout and pocket square by @paulsmith
Day 28: we continue our south Easterly heading through the Indian Ocean. Time is flies as 1 month has almost passed since my departure from Southampton. It’s formal evening indeed and I put my best clothes on. What about white for a change? The dinner jacket is from @suitsupply and bow tie by @seawardandstearn
3 piece suit, pinstripes and knit tie day.
Day 21: after departure from Port Elizabeth the previous evening we commence our North Easterly passage of 1756 nautical miles through the Indian Ocean towards the stunning island of Réunion. A formal evening at sea which was also African themed for whoever wanted to dress up.
Day 23: we continue our North Easterly heading passing 30 nautical miles off Madagascar. This unique island is home to thousands of animal species such as lemurs, found nowhere else in the world.
I had a lovely “informal” evening and very much enjoy the evening’s concert with Cunard singers and musicians doing a special performance , such great talent and really nice people.
