David Beckham Working out and Sporting....

Now that David is back in LA with his family, we are seeing lots of sighting of him attending sporting events, working out and just hanging out. The great thing is, we can start hunting his outfits, the bad news is it burns a hole in our wallet (if we can find it). David attended the Lakers game a few days ago in a new pair of denim and Chelsea boots by Saint Laurent, a t-shirt by RRL and a snapback by DQM. The snapback is actually from about 7 years ago so finding one now is next to impossible! A few day after that, he took his boys to opening day at Dodgers where he was sporting a shirt by Saint Laurent. The plaid shirt is from last years collection.

From the looks of it, David is loving his retro DQM hats! Pictured above walking with Harper, David pulled out yet another DQM hat from 7 years ago. He paired this hat with a green t-shirt from RRL, a pair of loose fitting Vans Chino and a pair of crisp white Vans Hightop sneakers.

 While hes out in LA, David loves going to SoulCycle and is always sporting a new pair of kicks! One day he was rocking the Adidas Ace 17 Purecontrol Ultraboost in Blue and the other day the same shoe in grey cameo.... the shoes are still available in aftermarket websites like FlightClub, but get ready to pay a hefty price!

David Beckham in Aurel Schmidt for Opening Ceremony

How do you wear a t-shirt like David Beckham? With a paid of Dior Homme Distressed Corduroy jeans. In the first picture, he paired his Aurel Schmidt with a beanie from Burton and in the second picture with a DQM Trucker hat while carrying a backpack from Burberry.

 

If you ever want to look stylish in a t-shirt, make sure the t-shirt has some history to it. Aurel Schmidt is an artist that makes detailed drawings of surreal figures by combining  tiny illustrations of flies, insects, condoms, cigarette butts and other detritus to create the larger image. Her collaboration with Opening Ceremony was all about a collection of lettered graphics, culminating in an 11-shirt release (one for each letter of Opening Ceremony). Each shirt references many everyday elements from donuts and toothpaste to bacon, lighters and cigarette butts. The graphics are printed on custom vintage t-shirts with distressed qualities. You can read more about her collaboration with Opening Ceremony here. To learn more about visit her website Aurel Schmidt.