Recent non-Sartorialist Looks - Page 12

This chick tried to get in my car one night while I was stopped at a red light. She was definitely up to no good.

LMAO

I kinda like this. I would like it more if the trou weren't cropped but instead just rolled up. Having the trou hemmed so high makes it look conspicuously manufactured. Were I doing it, I'd choose something like the Paul Smith Ricard boot, thinking it would maintain the contrast in style while offering a bit more harmony. The part I like least is the tie, though I imagine the workwear-ish red plaid was chosen deliberately to pair with the boots. Interesting idea, but I just don't dig the tie itself.

I think the more appropriate distinction could be between that which appears 'contrived' and what seems more 'real'.

By dint of what we all do on these boards, all or most of our outfits are thought out and considered (which could be interpreted as a 'design philosophy', although I don't think it ever quite goes so deep as this). I think this could be from where any overarching fixation with sprezzatura stems; that is, we are deliberately setting out to create a look of some sort but are conscious of the fact there is a fine - and blurred - line between trying too hard and casual nonchalance.

But a bit flat-chested

My God what an eye you have.

Great thread

It's very Freeman's Sporting Club. Source?

The clothes laid out are from Loro Piana S/S10

Good thread, thanks for introducing me to some unkown BLOGs.... Mr. Barbera looks like Otto von Habsburg!