Idyllic Style.

[Parker]

Originally Posted by nioh

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Those are great suits on Stewart and Cooper.

 

[Lusitano]

Originally Posted by George

Well I'd have thought white linen was as simple and as idyllic a fabric as as you can get.

I didn't see the gay undertone to the picture to be honest, but then again I'm not that sensitive to gay undertones imagined or not.

White linen is for sure a simple and an "idyllic" fabric, but in a venetian setting always rings a certain bell, being sensitive or not.

 

[nioh]

Originally Posted by Parker

Those are great suits on Stewart and Cooper.
Indeed, wish more men would wear double breasted suits today.

 

[AlanC]

^^Yes, that's the best picture I've ever seen of Stewart.

 

[texas_jack]

Originally Posted by George

I love the opulence of that fur coat. Try getting away with that now.

well, being raccoon it's not that opulent

 

[AlanC]

 

[George]

Originally Posted by texas_jack

well, being raccoon it's not that opulent
Well, not being a fur expert. I'll take your word for it.

 

[mmkn]

Originally Posted by mmkn

- M

Originally Posted by George

I was going to post that picture.

I am going to find the one of the Italian driver laying around on the carriage smoking a cigar moments before that picture . . . Now that's idyllic.

The one below, it's pretty damn close to idealic.

Originally Posted by aportnoy

- M

 

[lasbar]

Originally Posted by texas_jack

well, being raccoon it's not that opulent

Davy Crockett wasn't that posh...

 

[F. Corbera]

Originally Posted by George

I love the opulence of that fur coat. Try getting away with that now.

 

[nioh]

 

[George]

Originally Posted by F. Corbera

Like I said. Try getting away with it now...

 

[F. Corbera]

Originally Posted by George

Like I said. Try getting away with it now...

Some of us aren't cowed, though.

 

[sartorialism]

Originally Posted by George

I love the opulence of that fur coat. Try getting away with that now.
I was in Daffy's the other night and saw what I believe was a classic pimp. This guy was at the checkout, buying stacks and stacks of chachkes. An elderly black gentleman (about 70, I'd say), wearing a fedora with a large feather, which extended several inches above his hat's crown; a sweeping, over-sized and outlandish mink that swept the floor and hung off his shoulders; tinted glasses; large rings on every finger; and, of course, the classic fingernails. Everyone was looking, but some smartass kid started making dumb jokes, causing the guy to turn around, look over his large shades, and squeal, in the strangest accent and voice I've ever heard, "now that's quite enough out of you, young man!" He made quite an impression. BTW, this is a great thread!

 

[George]

Originally Posted by F. Corbera

Some of us aren't cowed, though.
It wears you well...sir.