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I have to leave but doesn't it go like this: A&S: Italians likey, Italians develop a fashion industry (Chanel used to say Italians couldn't make clothing for ****, how things have changed), Italian adopt a sort of soft tailoring inspired by A&S, big guns like Armani emerge.Originally Posted by Fuuma
A&S is definitely upper class in a way Corvato is not. Upper class read as tradition bound in spite of actual quality, slovenly, unkempt and uncaring of what anyone thinks about them. Class to burn and clothes to with itOriginally Posted by Film Noir Buff
A&S is definitely upper class in a way Corvato is not. Upper class read as tradition bound in spite of actual quality, slovenly, unkempt and uncaring of what anyone thinks about them. Class to burn and clothes to with itOriginally Posted by Film Noir Buff
Grimslade saw that suit in action last night. He can give you a rundown on its poor quality, slovenliness, and unkempitude.Originally Posted by Manton
A&S is definitely upper class in a way Corvato is not. Upper class read as tradition bound in spite of actual quality, slovenly, unkempt and uncaring of what anyone thinks about them. Class to burn and clothes to with itOriginally Posted by Film Noir Buff
Grimslade saw that suit in action last night. He can give you a rundown on its poor quality, slovenliness, and unkempitude.Originally Posted by Manton
Scuffed, resoled navy blue shoes...Originally Posted by RJmanbearpig
To do otherwise is to draw the leery eye of "teh ****"...Originally Posted by T4phage
I left when he tried to get my DNA for the theoretical MCB top deck cards.Originally Posted by T4phage
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