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Best dressed US president?
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Best dressed pol right now is Willie Brown (ex SF mayor). One of the blogs has an interview with him (read it recently).
J. Edgar Hoover was supposed to be a dandy.
We need a pictorial index of presidents to make this call; from Vox's pictures, it is definitely Kennedy.
J. Edgar Hoover was supposed to be a dandy.
We need a pictorial index of presidents to make this call; from Vox's pictures, it is definitely Kennedy.
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Regan looked good in his clothes, but I clearly am not a fan of the Windsor knot, or all the brown suits. I think since Kennedy it might just be George H.W. Bush.
The last one knocks Regan right out.
The last one knocks Regan right out.
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George W was surprising sharp. He wore Oxxford after he took office, i think.
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Chester Arthur and Herbert Hoover. Both were dashing gentlemen presidents by all accounts. FDR came close though.
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George W was surprising sharp. He wore Oxxford after he took office, i think.Originally Posted by rgoldstein
He had the same trad cred as his father, but sometimes the mix with the Texas/western bit just seemed off. I am thinking of belts and boots in general.
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George W was surprising sharp. He wore Oxxford after he took office, i think.Originally Posted by rgoldstein
The camera was on him and Laura tonight during the Dallas/Philly playoff game. He was in sport coat, sweater vest, and sport shirt. I thought he was dressed well for a sporting event.
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michael douglas american president. It counts.
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Originally Posted by Man Of Lint
Michael Douglas, when he's not dressed by Flusser, actually looks terrible in his private life. I used to live in Burbank and I see the guy on the streets from time to time. If the sartorialist lives in SoCal, I think Wallstreet fans would be very disappointed. His father, the late actor, is a much better dresser and actor.
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Note the shoulders, free of divots. The lapel roll is simply sublime, and ah! Now that is a tie dimple worthy of a US president.
To those that say that they're too self-conscious to wear clothing that fits, I offer my humble counterpoint.
DIG
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For a fat guy, Taft actually looks great!
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