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I like Cuccinelli and have many pieces. But I think they are one of the last brands I would consider for my next tux purchase. Not sure why. Maybe it's because I want to go classic in a tux. I see to many Hollywood types totally fail when trying to reinvent the tux look. Cuccinelli is great for a sportswear look-sweaters, casual jackets- that sort of thing but a tux? Nah.
Cuccinelli midnight blue shawl collar tux on Gilt:Originally Posted by jrd617
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I like Cuccinelli and have many pieces. But I think they are one of the last brands I would consider for my next tux purchase. Not sure why. Maybe it's because I want to go classic in a tux. I see to many Hollywood types totally fail when trying to reinvent the tux look. Cuccinelli is great for a sportswear look-sweaters, casual jackets- that sort of thing but a tux? Nah.Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy
What's not classic about it? The short jacket length and shawl collar (as opposed to peak lapel?) Midnight blue is classic, also less common than black. Black tuxes:
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This is staged, in a lame way. He really does have an egg head, doesn't he? Hats would be a nice addition to his wardrobe.Originally Posted by MBreinin
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staged???Originally Posted by robin
Cuccinelli midnight blue shawl collar tux on Gilt:Originally Posted by jrd617
What's not classic about it? The short jacket length and shawl collar (as opposed to peak lapel?)Originally Posted by jrd617
Midnight blue is classic, also less common than black.
Black tuxes:
From left to right: Dunhill (two-button), Zegna, forgot who (sleeves too long), Daniel Craig
The Daniel Craig one is most assuredly Tom Ford.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Everything looks new money in a bad way. I´m talking eastern european new money. Horrible. Period.
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The Daniel Craig one is most assuredly Tom Ford.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
nope. burberry
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