Steal Raffy Tulfo's look: White sneakers for men

Reta Lee
·Editor-in-Chief, Lifestyle
·2 min read

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Raffy Tulfo is a name that's synonymous with broadcasting and isn't one to retire any time soon. Despite suffering from a heart condition, the 'King of Public Service' has continued to wow fans and celebrities in the Philippines via his online programme Raffy Tulfo in Action.

Tulfo’s program addresses a myriad of concerns, from domestic squabbles to corruption among high-ranking officials. The daytime public service program offers the same formulaic brand of “instant justice” that the Tulfo brothers have capitalised on in their past radio and TV programs such.

When Tulfo is not busy recording his programme, he's out and about with his wife Jocelyn, in his casual look: denim jeans and of course, white sneakers.

A classic white sneaker is a must-have in every wardrobe. There are high-tops, canvas, leather and even vegan leather material for you to choose from and you can get a pair at every price point.

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You could even zing up your white sneakers with coloured laces, just like how Tulfo wears his.

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If you like Tulfo's style and want to pull it off, we suggest you shop some of these white sneakers we've found online that'll last you through the fashion seasons.

One Up by World Balance

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FilaRGB Unisex Flex Shine

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Nike Air Force 1 Low By You

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