If I were to ask you to hazard a guess at what he does for a living, you might say creative director, marketing something manager, retail or fashion related industry. Meet Bryan, who is doing his chambering at a law firm in Kuala Lumpur.  Whoever said that lawyers are dull and boring, think again. This lawyer in the making who spent a year as retail manager at Paul Smith, decided to complete his legal studies by going the last hurdle although he hasn’t quite decided if he wants to practice law yet even  though he finds corporate law fascinating.

Not exactly your quintessential looking lawyer, I asked him how he gets away with his hairdo in court. Well, he says it is quite neat and no one has actually said anything  negative yet.  But a judge (0ut of court) did say she liked his hair do, which we surmised could be due to the fact that   judges these days are getting younger and appreciative of good work rather than just plain old “tradition”.

So how did this hairdo come about? Very simply apparently, he just experimented and like most twist and turns of life, one day voila! In the standard monochromatic tones of black and white of the legal profession, which happens to  also be very in trend; he cuts a dashing figure in his Prada suit and Dior tie (although he admits he wears a more standard tie  when at work)

So here’s to Bryan  for standing on the fringe of the legal  fashion world…

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