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Opening my own store
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Dior Homme: mainly black and white, with the occasional brown or beige piece (he did red a few seasons ago.) Early eighties new wave and punk inspired. He has claimed in several interviews that he likes the uniformed look - echoes of Prada (who famously claimed that she was making clothes for a very chic army,) maybe? Terrific materials and very sharp cuts, and very, very slim. If you have an ounce of body fat, don't even bother with the pants (I don't.) Best for skinny, skinny people.
Intimidating in that the clothes are nopt particularly user-friendly to the average (even slightly) overweight north American.
Intimidating in that the clothes are nopt particularly user-friendly to the average (even slightly) overweight north American.
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There are some lines that are just hard to find anywhere in the US for men. Â I know none of these are on your list, but if you have access to them, I would definitely be interested, especially since I go to Toronto twice a year:
Samsonite Blacklabel
Mandarina Duck
hLam
Trussardi
Valextra leather
Goldpfeil leather
Tanner Krolle leather
Rene Lezard
Cerruti Arte/1881 (not the licensed stuff)
Jaeger
Strenesse
Byblos
Krizia
All i can think of for now.
Samsonite Blacklabel
Mandarina Duck
hLam
Trussardi
Valextra leather
Goldpfeil leather
Tanner Krolle leather
Rene Lezard
Cerruti Arte/1881 (not the licensed stuff)
Jaeger
Strenesse
Byblos
Krizia
All i can think of for now.
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