Posts by SuitedNBooted

Dolce and Gabbana main line have some really nice stuff e.g. http://store.dolcegabbana.com/dolce_gabbana/item/tskay/D70EF081/cod10/59122196GU

As far as restaurants go: -Up the street, opposite Dior there is a trendy restaurant where celebrities from the Plaza often go, l'Avenue. Down the street is place de l'Alma: -One of the very best fish restaurant in Paris is Marius et...

Those Moncler are supernice. They have a great fitted look, always a challenge with down, and they are just the right thickness/warmth for city wear. Myself I wear a mid-thigh Boss Orange down coat, fairly fitted as well. I used to...

If you don't wear a suit as part of your regular job/occupation, you don't want to humiliate people who do, especially in a social setting. Either get an expensive but ill-fitting suit, or get a cheap well-fitting one, but not both...

The few HB black label dress shoes I have purchased have been unmitigated disasters. Their sizing can be way off, shoes expand by a completely random amount, leather creases badly, ... I've owned 2 pairs of orange label shoes that were...

D&G does make some nasty stuff (and I am customer so I should know). But there is always a healthy percentage of the collection that is really good, and a smaller one that is just smashing. Same with AJ: stay away from the logo-laden...

My understanding is that A/X is not run by Armani at all. If you notice, they have their own logo and don't use the eagle at all - presumably they can't. I am willing to bet that Giorgio cringes as much as anyone when viewing Jersey...

Quote: Originally Posted by Blackhood 7 for al Mankind are shocking quality with a massive brand name. Its like Armani jeans and True Religion. $50 jeans sold as $300 jeans just because people will buy...

OP, I bought a charcoal Anthony in size 38 for the jacket, and 40 for the pants (I have narrow shoulders). It wasn't a problem at all for the RL salesman, in fact he suggested it himself. Perhaps if you go to one of their stores and ask...

^ And let's face it, those SS uniforms were pretty snazzy...