Brad Pitt at Cannes. 2 Different Classic inspired looks

[ghulkhan]

I take back what i said earlier, the sunglasses are tom ford...but not the carmine model

i couldnt see "tom ford" written on the glassses until the previous pictures were posted..

 

[LabelKing]

No, the sunglasses are Tom Ford as seen here:

http://www.simplybrad.com/images/alb...mh0522/054.jpg

They are apparently the "Jack" model, no doubt some tribute to JFK.

http://www.sunglassesitaly.com/Produ...?key=2169&rs=0

 

[tiger02]

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

His grey suit is Tom Ford.

All of the sudden no one is saying that he looks good anymore.

 

[A Harris]

Looks like the tux is likely Tom Ford as well:

http://www.simplybrad.com/images/alb...mh0521/012.jpg

Based on those pics the Tom Ford suits are quite well made.

 

[ghulkhan]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

No, the sunglasses are Tom Ford as seen here:

http://www.simplybrad.com/images/alb...mh0522/054.jpg

They are apparently the "Jack" model, no doubt some tribute to JFK.

http://www.sunglassesitaly.com/Produ...?key=2169&rs=0

yea I just figured that out haha

damn I wish they were something else though. I really like the glasses but I dont wanna spend 400 bucks on something wiht relaly ****** quality

 

[tom2517]

Originally Posted by tiger02

All of the sudden no one is saying that he looks good anymore.


Well, Tom Ford's suits are made by Zegna, while Zegna suits are fairly well made, it is not in the top tier.

I haven't been to Tom Ford's store in NY, but do they offer complete bespoke suits? Or MTM done by Zegna....

 

[A Harris]

Originally Posted by tom2517

Well, Tom Ford's suits are made by Zegna, while Zegna suits are fairly well made, it is not in the top tier.

I haven't been to Tom Ford's store in NY, but do they offer complete bespoke suits? Or MTM done by Zegna....

Interesting, I was thinking earlier that those buttonholes looked more like Zegna Couture than anything else I've seen. And Zegna Couture isn't shabby, pretty darn close to top tier.

Google turned this up:


http://www.fashionweekdaily.com/Scen...845&itype=8488

Ok, that should take care of my celebrity gossip quota for the year

 

[Nantucket Red]

Originally Posted by Roger

Nice to see the pocket square, but the open-collar shirt with the suit looks like hell to me. It sure doesn't seem like an example of classic good taste.

My thoughts exactly, but at least the suit fits nicely.

 

[tom2517]

Originally Posted by A Harris

Interesting, I was thinking earlier that those buttonholes looked more like Zegna Couture than anything else I've seen. And Zegna Couture isn't shabby, pretty darn close to top tier.

Google turned this up:


http://www.fashionweekdaily.com/Scen...845&itype=8488

Ok, that should take care of my celebrity gossip quota for the year

So basically Brad Pitt is wearing a Zegna MTM.

 

[Ivan Kipling]

Where are the papparazzi shots of Audrey Hepburn? We didn't get to see her going shopping, swimming, or brushing her teeth, only in movies and careful public appearances.
*****************
Actually, Jackie Onassis was shot nude, on the island of Skorpios. Joan Crawford claimed to be 'available' for photographers, at a moment's notice. Dressed and prepared. I've seen many photos of Audrey Hepburn 'on the street.' As for how happy the old stars were . . . I never suggested any such thing. Many of them smoked themselves to death, drank, indulged in drug 'therapy,' etc. I am fifty-one years old, and yes: I do prefer classic looks. Regarding Mona Bismarck, don't let her school marm appearance fool you . . . that's not an altogether representative photo. She was glamorous to the absolute 'nth degree . . . bought entire Paris collections that included the most daring, deeply cut evening gowns, and stole her best friend's fiance.

It is my personal feeling that Vivien Leigh, Ava Gardner, Gene Tierney, Lana Turner and a number of other 'old time' beauties . . . are head and shoulders above any stars touted as beauties these days. Totally subjective statement, of course.

 

[gdl203]

Originally Posted by SGladwell

No such luck. It's a pre-tied one and not a real bowtie.

In the picture that A Harris linked to above, it definitely looks like a real bow tie

 

[Luc-Emmanuel]

Originally Posted by tom2517

So basically Brad Pitt is wearing a Zegna MTM.
No, he's wearing a Tom Ford MTM, made in a Zegna factory.
At first sight, I thought it was a gucci or ysl suit because of the lapels and the pants. I was not very far from the truth.
I would say the suit fits him well because it's MTM, and the silhouette fits him well because it's designed by Tom Ford who has always favoured more athletic and playboy'esque figures.
So, the result is actually very, very far from a Zegna MTM.

!luc

 

[SoCal2NYC]

Originally Posted by Luc-Emmanuel

No, he's wearing a Tom Ford MTM, made in a Zegna factory.
At first sight, I thought it was a gucci or ysl suit because of the lapels and the pants. I was not very far from the truth.
I would say the suit fits him well because it's MTM, and the silhouette fits him well because it's designed by Tom Ford who has always favoured more athletic and playboy'esque figures.
So, the result is actually very, very far from a Zegna MTM.

!luc


How do you even know it is MTM? I'd say it is OTR because of the time frame from the store opening to the event would make it really hard pressed to get a MTM suit. Unless of course there were fittings done and set into motion before the store opened and even then I'd say it is bespoke and not MTM.

 

[Luc-Emmanuel]

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

How do you even know it is MTM?

it's written in the aforementionned article: http://www.fashionweekdaily.com/Scen...845&itype=8488

They could be wrong though. I can't verify this information.

!luc

 

[Roikins]

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

How do you even know it is MTM? I'd say it is OTR because of the time frame from the store opening to the event would make it really hard pressed to get a MTM suit. Unless of course there were fittings done and set into motion before the store opened and even then I'd say it is bespoke and not MTM.


Well, if Ford approached Pitt and told him he wanted Pitt to be the first celeb to wear his new MTM line, then clearly Pitt wouldn't need to go to any store. I think something like this would be quite likely, and probably pretty common when it comes to designers and celebs.