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Perhaps an over generalization, but my alterations tailor, who deals with numerous high-end RTW garments and an occasional bespoke, volunteered after the customer before me came in for an alteration of his Thai suit- he had lost weight,...
It looks fine. Unless you are into the "skinny suit" fad, it doesn't look out of style.
"And, on warm-ish Spring Thursday evening it will be quite lively" You can arrange that too? But seriously, a terrific choice. Good cheap grub and a great beer selection.
In Rome visit Battistoni on Via Condotti. High-end RTW and bespoke ( I think) One of the most beautiful menn's shops i've ever been in. http://www.battistoni.com/intro/intro.html In Florece check out Ottino. Extraordinary leather...
I have a pre-quartz one epurchased in1963. It cost several hundred dollars to get running again, but was not in rough shape. It is 18K gold however, so probably wore than worth it. I rotate it with my Casio and my Seiko.
Not easy to find in the US- Epaulet is now carrying them as is (was) Massimo Bizzocchi in New York, but check out Ludwig Reiter. They are the next step up in price from C &J and very high quality conservative...
That's a beautiful blue coat. A welcome corrective to the short, close-fitting "Italian" garments that populate Style Forum these days. Not my style though.
Quote:Originally Posted by lasbar His clothes are not fitted enough especially his trousers... I know he likes the more comfortable cut but it is not my cup of tea.. I agree on the trousers and have always thought so. Will and I...
Quote:Originally Posted by sugarbutch I can also attest that Will looks good in person and that you stop looking at his clothes pretty quickly because he is able to converse about subjects other than clothing. I agree. But frankly...
Quote:Originally Posted by lasbar That;'s creepy.. What? You don't like the Country Pederast look?
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