Recent non-Sartorialist Looks - Page 777

Originally Posted by Hampton 

Call me crazy, but I think this looks so fucking awesome 

Originally Posted by timotune 

I meant the DB with the sneakers was one of the better fits, not the picture I posted.

Originally Posted by edmorel 

well, we all have different tastes but if you look at the thighs of his pants, the buttoning point on the jacket, he looks like a sausage and this is a guy that is probably in good shape. I will never understand sneakers with a suit, the old Kiton boutique manager in NYC Luigi swore by this look and I thought he always looked awful. If you want to wear sneakers and a suit, the suit should probably not be a classic worsted type of suit, maybe a linen or some funky fabric. The combo with the green sneakers and purple pants is bizzare.
I think a lot of people are drinking from the blogosphere kool aid, rather than develop their own style. Classic menswear is classic for a reason. I think when a lot of these guys look back a few years from now at their pics, they are going to say 'WTF was I thinking?".

Originally Posted by Achillus 

And i agree on him on that subject, that guy is a clear idiot for wearing sneakers under his suit.

Originally Posted by Frankie22 

 

You should post up a comparison photo.

 

Fashion is not always about boring ass "rules" as dictated on SF,  often times by closed minded folks who think they look like the prince of wales, but really look like your grandfather.

 

Not saying this guys look is "correct". but who really cares? Doubt that is what the guy was after.

Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH 

I don't know why he gets so much love. Most of his stuff looks too tight on people. After Phat Guido changed his initial silhouette with him his suits began to look a lot better, imo.

Originally Posted by aj_del 

Originally Posted by edmorel 

well, we all have different tastes but if you look at the thighs of his pants, the buttoning point on the jacket, he looks like a sausage and this is a guy that is probably in good shape. I will never understand sneakers with a suit, the old Kiton boutique manager in NYC Luigi swore by this look and I thought he always looked awful. If you want to wear sneakers and a suit, the suit should probably not be a classic worsted type of suit, maybe a linen or some funky fabric. The combo with the green sneakers and purple pants is bizzare.
I think a lot of people are drinking from the blogosphere kool aid, rather than develop their own style. Classic menswear is classic for a reason. I think when a lot of these guys look back a few years from now at their pics, they are going to say 'WTF was I thinking?".