Recent non-Sartorialist Looks - Page 11

In Fight club?

I prefer him in American History X...

First one is MTM. (Trousers too.)

Any idea how can i can hook myself up with some MTM of this caliber?

Don Johnson meets Thom Browne

Where could one find a jacket like this, if one had relatively little money?

Did he come up with the look himself, or is he modeling it for someone? At first this almost looks good, until you see the rest of the outfit. Suit sleeves rolled up (but shirt sleeves remain unrolled), pant legs rolled up, ugly track sprinter style shoes, and all of his buttons are done up. The thing is with his looks and with that suit he could look like a model if he wanted to and yet he went with a more extreme look.

He doesn't look great in that combo...The shoes are ghastly and the rest is plain awful..

hmmh, ok. now, you tell me you don't "like" the denim ferrari. i never thought of you as a "spießer"???

I think that's a RL SC. It's a swedish blogger http://kingmagazine.se/Manniskorna/claes/ He also wears alot of MTM from J. Lindeberg

FTFY

Apparently he's a stylist, so I'm gonna assume he came up with the look. Agreed that it looks ridiculous; doesn't really seem like there's an overarching theme or any real design philosophy behind it.

Just curious:

1. what overarching theme or 'real' design philosophy is there for SF-approved looks? What is the 'real' design philosophy behind a suit?
2. why do clothes even need overarching themes or real design philosophy behind them?
3. when do design philosophies become 'real'?

Top half good, bottom half bad.


This is AWESOME.


She is awesome-er.

He's going to stab her in the eye with a 9 inch lapel

You will have to go to The Hague. (Or ask others for American options...)