Kaplan
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Yes, I just saw that. When I've seen mention of the 'Italian Backgound' it's usually been when used as an anchoring combo for a heavily patterned SC, not as something paired with a somber, solid business suit like what you discuss in your article there.
Used as such, do you still find it subpar?
I wrote about just that here.
The short answer to your question is that I would probably add a pattern to the tie or shirt in that instance.
Yes, I just saw that. When I've seen mention of the 'Italian Backgound' it's usually been when used as an anchoring combo for a heavily patterned SC, not as something paired with a somber, solid business suit like what you discuss in your article there.
Used as such, do you still find it subpar?