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KISHIDA Japanese "Men in Italy" photo blog

Biscione

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I think that many people posting here are overly critical of the way these men dress... I think that a great deal of their outfits would be praised if they were posted in the 'what are you wearing today' thread.

Originally Posted by literasyme
I don't get the whole gloves-in-breast pocket thing -- just how dainty are these people's hands? I couldn't even fit one of mine in there, let alone both, and my overcoat's Italian.

What I don't get is why people are calling it a trend. I've done it ever since I've begun wearing coats for the simple reason that if I'm not wearing the gloves it's very easy to lose them if they're not put somewhere. I choose the breast pocket because it's more comfortable and doesn't break the line of the coat.

If you can't fit your gloves in, maybe your gloves are quite bulky. Or your coat pocket is quite small.

Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
I actually like that Luca's pants are a bit dirty in the back, now that is sprezzatura!

I think that someone should begin compiling a list of when the word 'sprezzatura' is used in a completely incorrect context.
 

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I think it's a nice blog. I like the pictures. Got some ideas off it.

The whole layering thing. And I like wearing pants just perfect when they meet the shoe.

I don't wear trainers much although have a few ked-type ones - so no Hogan for me. And of course some of the shop guys are a bit over the top.

But that's Italy ))

Andrey
 

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Originally Posted by greekonomist
Ugh. This guy looks like every jackass from my high school just tried on a white sportcoat.

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I hate it when people match the color of their shoes "exactly" with their shirt.
That's how parents dress their children.
 

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Originally Posted by chinoguy
That's how parents dress their children.
So you hate the children? Holy necrothread!
 

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Originally Posted by KObalto
So you hate the children? Holy necrothread!
Heheh, no all I mean is that it's better to wear basic complimentary colors then exactly-matching colors, especially when it comes to shoes. PS - I'm sorry for reviving all those old threads. Been ****** the search button heavily lately.
 

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Originally Posted by chinoguy
Heheh, no all I mean is that it's better to wear basic complimentary colors then exactly-matching colors, especially when it comes to shoes.


PS - I'm sorry for reviving all those old threads. Been ****** the search button heavily lately.

Complementary.
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Originally Posted by chinoguy
Hehehe English is not my first language, but thanks for pointing that out!

Hey, there are plenty of people here who grew up speaking English who make the same mistake. No worries, it's just one of my many pet peeves.
 

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Originally Posted by Holdfast
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Two great looks IMO. Digging the jacket in the first and the overcoat in the second is just smashing.


Overcoat too short, too fitted, Makes the guy look fey.
 

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I think my wife booked this guy for our kids birthday party last summer. O'Hooley the Clown, comes in a variety of outfits, with my favourite being '**** leprechaun'.
 

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Originally Posted by comrade
Overcoat too short, too fitted, Makes the guy look fey.

You must be an american if you call that coat too fitted.
 

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Originally Posted by comrade
Overcoat too short, too fitted, Makes the guy look fey.

Coat seems to fit fine to me.
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