How to: dress like an italian. The art of sovrapposizioni

[AvariceBespoke]

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/lif...cle6899340.ece

Very interested to hear feedback on this article.

 

[edmorel]

anything unrelated to elephants is irrelephant.

 

[AvariceBespoke]

Originally Posted by edmorel

anything unrelated to elephants is irrelephant.

 

[Ich_Dien]

Sounds about right, if a bit obvious.

 

[George]

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz........................

 

[AvariceBespoke]

http://www.iloveitalianfashion.com/n...n-italian-man/

 

[medtech_expat]

Originally Posted by AvariceBespoke

http://www.iloveitalianfashion.com/n...n-italian-man/

"Tip #1: Wear sunglasses always. Whatever the weather, and all year round. They must be expensive, branded and make you better looking!"

 

[AvariceBespoke]

Originally Posted by medtech_expat

"Tip #1: Wear sunglasses always. Whatever the weather, and all year round. They must be expensive, branded and make you better looking!"

 

[Fuuma]

The art of layering, what a novel concept. Those half-zips the Italians wear are an eyesore BTW, can't stand that ****.

 

[origenesprit]

Originally Posted by edmorel

anything unrelated to elephants is irrelephant.

I lol'd IRL

 

[Philip1209]

Pretty plain article. Some visuals would have improved the communication of the points.

 

[Fuuma]

Originally Posted by Philip1209

Pretty plain article. Some visuals would have improved the communication of the points.
Here you go:

 

[HHD]

How to dress like an Italian? Simply copy what everyone else in your town is wearing. That usually means plenty of beige and expensive distressed denim, the more visible the logo the better. Bonus points if your momma washes and irons your clothes; double if she buys them for you.

I'm sure there's something very wrong in the world if the "Times of London" is advising its readers on how to pass as Italians.

 

[junior varsity]

Originally Posted by AvariceBespoke

http://www.iloveitalianfashion.com/n...n-italian-man/

 

[NewYorkIslander]

Originally Posted by HHD

How to dress like an Italian? Simply copy what everyone else in your town is wearing. That usually means plenty of beige and expensive distressed denim, the more visible the logo the better. Bonus points if your momma washes and irons your clothes; double if she buys them for you.

I'm sure there's something very wrong in the world if the "Times of London" is advising its readers on how to pass as Italians.

At least Italians are allowed to wear the hijab in public.