Despite the annoying announcements by London Mayor Boris Johnson that the Olympic Games will cause a lot of travel disruptions, Olympic fever has well and truly hit London.
In the countdown to the opening ceremony tomorrow, a special concert was held in London’s Hyde Park to mark the Olympic Torch Relay Finale.
Mark Ronson was lucky enough to get his hands on the Olympic Torch prior to his performance at the event.
On a beautiful sunny day in the capital he donned a Jil Sander geometric striped tee from the Spring 2011 collection.
The bold multi-coloured key piece from the collection was styled with white pants, red socks, white lace up dress shoes and Raybans.
I hope he didn’t get grass stains on his shoes.
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He looks cool, calm & collected. I like the shirt paired with the white crisp pants but the white shoes is overkill.
I agree.
He’s so stylish, I think that the t-shirt is hard to pull off, but he can pull off everything. I would consider him for BDOTW.
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absolutely love this outfit!
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I agree!
I am absolutely throwing my support for a BDotW-nod for this.
He looks hot!
He is sooooo chic I just love this outfit. BDOTW!!!!!
The whole thing looks plain comical to me. I can’t believe this is up for bdotw.
I really like Mark’s style in general.
He’s my BDOTW pick this week. He looked really good. Not just stylish but thin. But on top of that, the shirt was such a unique and daring choice. I like a straight guy who can pull off a feminine piece of clothing and manage to look confident. It’s the anti-stereotype coolness that’s appealing here.