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I have always followed thisI don't think they're out of style at all. And if they were, just wait 5-8 years and they'll be in again ;-)
That’s Andrea Luparelli, owner of Sartoria Ripense. He’s at the wheel of his Porsche and also reaching for a selfie, which may explain the shoulder. There is a low probability that his handmade suit doesn’t fit right.
I’ll let my tailor in Rome do the talking.
Agreed. People dress like slobs since we moved just outside of the financial district in Toronto. Inevitably I'll be back there though so I'm thinking now is a good time to accumulate a few things.In the USA, especially the south and west, I think the more important question is “are suits dead”? I don’t think anyone really cares about the formalities of pinstripes vs not or the “coolness” in 2018, outside of some of our more fashionable European members.
I don’t know where you are, so if I. Europe, they would be a better guide.
Eddie Jordan.That’s Andrea Luparelli, owner of Sartoria Ripense. He’s at the wheel of his Porsche and also reaching for a selfie, which may explain the shoulder. There is a low probability that his handmade suit doesn’t fit right.
At least for now, Italy is still in the EU. Check back next week.A German car?!?
He's going to get his citizenship revoked
It is my sad duty to report that people dress like slobs everywhere these days.eople dress like slobs since we moved just outside of the financial district in Toronto.
I just realized you thought I was asking about Luparelli's suit. No, in the first post of this thread there's a picture of the two pin striped suits, it was THAT suit (the grey one) I was asking about - looks like the material is pinched on the shoulder.There is a low probability that his handmade suit doesn’t fit right.