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post #7126 of 12533
6/19/11 at 2:11pm
I believe it's embroidery.
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post #7127 of 12533
6/19/11 at 2:43pm
It's embroidery, the 7 is there because it's a lucky number.

http://suitorial.blogspot.com/2011/0...-al-bazar.html

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post #7128 of 12533
6/19/11 at 2:54pm
I need that purple croc belt. CN - Any idea how much that was?
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post #7129 of 12533
6/19/11 at 3:02pm
I think 230-270€ IIRC.
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post #7130 of 12533
6/19/11 at 3:06pm
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I think 230-270€ IIRC.

Let me know when you can proxy that
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post #7131 of 12533
6/19/11 at 3:18pm
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Let me know when you can proxy that

Whatever happened to cutting back towards a more subdued look?
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post #7132 of 12533
6/19/11 at 3:20pm
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Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley View Post
Whatever happened to cutting back towards a more subdued look?

Old habits are hard to break. And I dont post on the weekends usually
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post #7133 of 12533
6/19/11 at 3:29pm
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It's embroidery, the 7 is there because it's a lucky number.

http://suitorial.blogspot.com/2011/0...-al-bazar.html


I need one because 7 is my favourite number...

I was born the 7th of September....
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post #7134 of 12533
6/19/11 at 3:41pm
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It's embroidery, the 7 is there because it's a lucky number.

http://suitorial.blogspot.com/2011/0...-al-bazar.html


Thanks, P. Appreciated.
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post #7135 of 12533
6/19/11 at 5:39pm
The rise (and rise) of the mankle (article in Esquire UK). This look is now very popular in Europe, not only at Pitti. Discuss article. "....It’s a furtive fetish, “ankling”, but if you enjoy it, you’re far from alone. Deckhand, clamdigger, Tintin, monk, playboy, tweed cyclist, junglist, breezy Rive Gauche flâneur or Sean Connery lounging shoreside in those Louis Vuitton ads — they’re anklists all. There have always been men who’ve known that a footloose, very private kind of liberation comes from revealing or confecting the interzone south of the calves and north of the feet, currently the most exciting layer in the lasagne of modern masculine style......"
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post #7136 of 12533
6/19/11 at 5:52pm
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post #7137 of 12533
6/19/11 at 6:01pm
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Is that a pin or embroidery on his tie?? I noticed it on the previous tie as well. It's curious.

Not "curious"... it's horrible... like someone scribbled on his tie, maybe grafitti or perhaps it's a note, just "7" to help him remember something... wish he would spill some ice cream down the from of it to obsure it. J
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post #7138 of 12533
6/19/11 at 7:42pm
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Did the guy in the middle just spot his friend's ankle bracelet?



That's Patrick Johnson in the middle.

http://patrickjohnsontailors.tumblr.com/
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post #7139 of 12533
6/19/11 at 8:36pm
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The rise (and rise) of the mankle (article in Esquire UK). This look is now very popular in Europe, not only at Pitti. Discuss article. "....It’s a furtive fetish, “ankling”, but if you enjoy it, you’re far from alone. Deckhand, clamdigger, Tintin, monk, playboy, tweed cyclist, junglist, breezy Rive Gauche flâneur or Sean Connery lounging shoreside in those Louis Vuitton ads — they’re anklists all. There have always been men who’ve known that a footloose, very private kind of liberation comes from revealing or confecting the interzone south of the calves and north of the feet, currently the most exciting layer in the lasagne of modern masculine style......"
The look and the writing are equally great. Tintin, as it happens, wears knee socks (white or black) with his trademark knickerbockers. "tweed cyclist"? "confecting"???
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post #7140 of 12533
6/19/11 at 8:44pm
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I think they do the shoulder seams at a backward diagonal which can sometimes give off that torqued effect. Their shoulder cut is quite unique. Kinda convex and a tiny bit of droop. I like it very much.

This gent also has very high, square shoulders, so when there is movement you notice it. I took that pic, and Taka is in my opinion, one of the best dressed men in classic Italian menswear.

desu
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