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Are you people pulling the piss? This bloke looks great.Originally Posted by Racing Green
It's just not special thats all. Plus yet another photo of a guy checking his email, yawn.......
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It's just not special thats all. Plus yet another photo of a guy checking his email, yawn.......
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It's just not special thats all. Plus yet another photo of a guy checking his email, yawn.......Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy
True, I can do without the phone and the gloves but I don't get some people having a go at the coat over the suit. That's a very Italian street style look.
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True, I can do without the phone and the gloves but I don't get some people having a go at the coat over the suit. That's a very Italian street style look.Originally Posted by Racing Green
I do like that shirt with the suit too. Looks like a Ben Sherman.
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I like it too, and I don't normally go for a collared sweater underneath a sportcoat.
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Originally Posted by aj_del
That coat needed to be appreciated in person, made from vintage tweed, it's quite nice.
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The mis-tied tie is O-V-E-R-D-O-N-E.Originally Posted by Schorsch
I get you but can it really be overdone if you only ever see it on three people on a blog and 2 on the style forum?
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His stuff looks alot better then a majority of posters in WAYW thread. I'll admit some of it is a bit over accessorized but the cut and fit is top notch.
MaoMao - Is his stuff all Liverano or his own line? Looks very Florentine.
MaoMao - Is his stuff all Liverano or his own line? Looks very Florentine.
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His stuff looks alot better then a majority of posters in WAYW thread. I'll admit some of it is a bit over accessorized but the cut and fit is top notch.Originally Posted by jamesbond
MaoMao - Is his stuff all Liverano or his own line? Looks very Florentine.
He wears pretty much all TYT, which gets their stuff made by Kiton, Attolini, or their own label. TYT is not a proponent of Florentine style, well except for that the store has a workshop for Seminara.
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I like it too, and I don't normally go for a collared sweater underneath a sportcoat.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
I like it three. Nice mix of color, pattern & texture combined with great fit. Doesn't hurt that he's pretty distinguished looking.
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Not from the Sart but a favourite character on the Sart blog More pictures at welldresses.blogg.seOriginally Posted by aj_del
Dang, you beat me to it...I just read the blog-great blog btw- and I was about post the picture of Simon R.
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