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I disagree - there are iconic figures in menswear that have always dressed rather flamboyantly. Men such as Mick Jagger, Michael Caine, Al Capone (say what you will about the man's character but his style was raved about at the time), Gianni Agnelli, Tommy Nutter, David Bowie - to mention a few of the best known.
 

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Of course not. I'd include the Italians.;)


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Great look, NYI. Looking forward to sporting my vicuna as well.
 

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I disagree - there are iconic figures in menswear that have always dressed rather flamboyantly. Men such as Mick Jagger, Michael Caine, Al Capone (say what you will about the man's character but his style was raved about at the time), Gianni Agnelli, Tommy Nutter, David Bowie - to mention a few of the best known.
OK, we can add gangsters and 'show folks' to the list if you insist. :p
 

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You should change your username to tried and false.
 

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By the look of things, this thread may get interesting today.







 
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SeaJen, those colors are fantastic.
 

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I'm not sure if Gianni's got bigger balls for wearing that outfit, or for nonchalantly turning up here again as if nothing ever happened...

I'm pretty sure it's the latter.
 

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mtm jacket
dustin (crap, but fits the bigger me) shirt
levi's 527 slim bootcut jeans
meermin derby boots
 
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Best representation for color I've have for these grey birds eye tweed pants. The ones last year came out too dark.


 
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