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Pitti Uomo 88: Fresh Hell // Day Two (Part 2)
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Is that a bad thing? It's a very beautiful jacket.
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I think the giveaway is that Sexton cuts a longer jacket than Cifonelli, and the cream DB looks longer (if you compare the distances from the sleeves to the hems on both jackets)
I think the giveaway is that Sexton cuts a longer jacket than Cifonelli, and the cream DB looks longer (if you compare the distances from the sleeves to the hems on both jackets)
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Ah, I see. I'm not familiar enough with his work to make the distinction. But it looks mighty fine to me.
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He makes some of my favorite structured shoulder looks. He used to travel to the US, although I don't know if he still does.
Voxsartoria has some nice Edward Sexton images, including some from the Tommy Nutter days
http://www.voxsartoria.com/tagged/Edward-Sexton
He makes some of my favorite structured shoulder looks. He used to travel to the US, although I don't know if he still does.
Voxsartoria has some nice Edward Sexton images, including some from the Tommy Nutter days
http://www.voxsartoria.com/tagged/Edward-Sexton
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Judging by the Rover in the background, those are some seriously old pictures. I am always impressed how you manage to find such stuff.
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Can't see it that well here, but check out Sexton's own jacket from that night:
Photo from this post on the invaluable Permanent Style blog.
Can't see it that well here, but check out Sexton's own jacket from that night:
Photo from this post on the invaluable Permanent Style blog.
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That's what I was thinking too but I camped out there for a while and didn't see anything.
That's what I was thinking too but I camped out there for a while and didn't see anything.
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gold buttons 6x1 DB could not NOT be cifonelli
4x1 cream DB is very sexton
tux is liverano
one button is richard anderson.
Im not familiar with panico but from the photo angle the chalk stripe looks A&S which means the plain navy DB is panico. I have a feeling that I'm wrong.
4x1 cream DB is very sexton
tux is liverano
one button is richard anderson.
Im not familiar with panico but from the photo angle the chalk stripe looks A&S which means the plain navy DB is panico. I have a feeling that I'm wrong.
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I think some tailors make better double breasted than single and vice versa
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Ah.
I mixed up Sexton and Cifo - which are definitely the two I'd get wrong.
Simon has some closeup photos on his blog. Really love that Panico and the Liverano.
Ah.
I mixed up Sexton and Cifo - which are definitely the two I'd get wrong.
Simon has some closeup photos on his blog. Really love that Panico and the Liverano.
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As far as I know, the organizers didn't give the tailors any direction. My guess is that they just told each tailor to make something they thought represented their house well.
As far as I know, the organizers didn't give the tailors any direction. My guess is that they just told each tailor to make something they thought represented their house well.
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