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MBreinin

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Originally Posted by comrade
Are referring to Morty Sills?

Odd, the placement of the lapel buttonhole


Only us old Ivy types would even recognize the name Morty Sills.
Besides, I doubt Sills would have made the type of clothes Gay
Talese prefers.[/quote]

Mister Mort is like the Sartorialist...except he focuses on old people.

We know who Morty Sills is here...we have all seen Wall Street.

I even have a vintage Sills suit.

Mike
 

comrade

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Originally Posted by MBreinin
Only us old Ivy types would even recognize the name Morty Sills.
Besides, I doubt Sills would have made the type of clothes Gay
Talese prefers.


Mister Mort is like the Sartorialist...except he focuses on old people.

We know who Morty Sills is here...we have all seen Wall Street.

I even have a vintage Sills suit.

Mike[/quote]

I had forgotten the Wall Street reference. I was thinking of some of the great New York
tailors and men's shops still around in the 80s, two of which, Dunhill Tailors and Andre
Oliver, I commented on in an earlier post:




Dunhill Tailors

A wonderful store. In RTW they featured several models
which were basically a hybrid Saville Row/ Ivy League
look, eg. side vents but natural shoulders. I got a summer
suit there in the early 80s ... very elegant and distinctive.
I still have some of their shirts which look stylish 20 years later.
No onehas mentioned , but I recall that their furnishings
department was staffed by delicious young females, a apt
counterpoint to the otherwise clubby atmosphere. After
their purchase by Dunhill ( Tobacco,etc.) the Manhattan
store still claimed to have the MTM and Bespoke service of
the original Dunhill Tailors. Into the 90s this store did have
try-ons of the Dunhull Tailors models. This service was not
available in the San Francisco store.

Another wonderful men's shop a block or two down 57th St
was Andre Oliver.

Andre Oliver operated a very elegant shop on 57th st,
near the original Dunhill Tailors in the 80s. He sold trim
low rise trousers with Frech pleats( inward-facing)
The dress shirts had wide spread collars and rivalled
T&A of the time in selection of pattern and color.
Most spectacular, were Andre Oliver's cable-stich cashmere
sweaters which came in any hue imaginable. All merchanise
was in conspicuously elegant taste.
I still have several of the slacks which await my loss of 10 lbs
( a project underway for longer than I want to admit)
 

comrade

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Originally Posted by edmorel
I'm wearing this exact outfit today, except I have a felt flower in the lapel.

Photo(s), please.
 

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lasbar

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Originally Posted by Holdfast
This is a pleasant enough outfit, if overprimped somewhat by the wishy-washy turn-up on the jeans.

Everything else looked horrid esp. these:

http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l8...fs96o1_400.png - a thuggish look, completed by shirt undone
http://www.coolhunt.net/wp-content/u...7-_CDA0048.jpg - unattractively short & tight jacket
http://www.coolhunt.net/wp-content/u..._1006_0060.jpg - horrid DB, unappealing colours, nasty square, ugly hair


They're quite bad...

I prefer the thug's look ...
 

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Originally Posted by aj_del
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Very nice. But I think that's the wrong kind of shirt.

Originally Posted by aj_del




I actually like this. Great accessories but just way too much when worn all at once.
 

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