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Bold windowpane suit on the Sartorialist

Tarmac

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I was about to say he deserves and e-smack for not wearing socks, but it turns out he is wearing socks.

I'll give him a free pass.
 

itsstillmatt

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Luca is a great guy and looks terrific in the picture. It is one of the few good things on the Sartorialist since the Barbera photo. I could do without the socks.
 

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Looks awesome but I don't think I'd have the cojones to wear this suit to work...

Don't like the belt with the suit at all. With odd pants and sport coat maybe, but not here
 

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Terrific suit, ugly belt. That suit would be much better with braces.
 

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He needs to buy some edge dressing.
 

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When I wear my suit of the same fabric I typically wear a white shirt, dark green tie, solid gray socks, and dark brown shoes. The windowpane is bold enought by itself. With that said, I like his socks.
 

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not a fan of his styling at all. I guess the quality is good, but other than that I don`t see much I like.
 

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wow-- I'd consider that bold for a sportcoat, but pretty out there for a suit. Makes me wonder if that gentleman (or the gent who had a suit made up in the same cloth) are at odds with the Batman.
 

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i guess this is his fun suit and not his work suit unless he is a circus conductor. still, i appreciate his bold sense of style.
 

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I dunno, it's interesting, I'll grant you that, and maybe even fun, but he looks to be trying awfully hard, and it isn't exactly what I'd call "elegant".
 

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Originally Posted by TCN
I dunno, it's interesting, I'll grant you that, and maybe even fun, but he looks to be trying awfully hard, and it isn't exactly what I'd call "elegant".

+1
 

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I get the dislike of the accessories, but I am failing to understand what is not pleasing about the cut. Any comments?

Personally, I think that the shirt, tie, suit and shoes are perfect. I get so tired of seeing one large knotted dark tie after another and his combo is both interesting and harmonious.
 

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