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Would bespoke patrons make good or bad classic menswear designers?

kdaust

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Maybe. But how many seasons would they last before they ran out of innovative or different ideas?
 

vitaminc

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bad. the ability to afford bespoke does not correlate to sense of style at all.
 

FidelCashflow

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Originally Posted by merkur
their tastes in style are too esoteric/whimsical/obscure for the common man?
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bingo.
 

zjpj83

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Originally Posted by unpainted huffheinz
There is probably an inverse correlation to style if anything.
Huh? Interesting theory, please explain.

Though I admit those homeless people really have the "hobo chic" look down pat.
 

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