Recent non-Sartorialist Looks

binge · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH

I don't know, maybe I am the only one that feels this way, but I can't take anybody's style "seriously" when I know they work in the industry....

Who "in the industry" would you exclude, such that you would take them seriously? At the very least, forum favorites yfyf, chorse123, and kentwang. Or are they not in the industry?

What about LabelKing? He's not in the industry as far as working-for-the-man goes, but he is known to party with with Miss Prada. He's serious as a heart attack.

If Luca is included, is his father as well? What about Luciano Barbera? Tom Ford? etc.

I'm interested to see your include/exclude lists.

aj_del · Jan 26, 2011

banis · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by aj_del

Ditch the vest and it will look great.

whnay. · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy

This actually made me LOL......

He looks like a little boy.

TRINI · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by banis

Ditch the vest and it will look great.

A sportcoat in the vest fabric would also be awesome.

southernstyle · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by TRINI

Some more Pitti

Two looks I can actually get behind.

whnay. · Jan 26, 2011

Those leather buttons are small time.

gladhands · Jan 26, 2011

I love the fact that so many of these pics take place in a magical land where it's cool enough to facilitate the wearing of seven layers, but not cold enough to require buttoning one's topcoat.

Cary Grant · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by aj_del

THoughts on the collar gap ?

Can't really judge gap on a pick with arms crossed like that that could easily be pushing the coat up.

Cary Grant · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by whnay.

Those leather buttons are small time.

Not when they're made from whale penis hide.

Cary Grant · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by binge

Who "in the industry" would you exclude, such that you would take them seriously? At the very least, forum favorites yfyf, chorse123, and kentwang. Or are they not in the industry?

What about LabelKing? He's not in the industry as far as working-for-the-man goes, but he is known to party with with Miss Prada. He's serious as a heart attack.

If Luca is included, is his father as well? What about Luciano Barbera? Tom Ford? etc.

I'm interested to see your include/exclude lists.

+1

The designers belong to a flamboyant, creative industry... in their way, advertizing and marketing among others can and do have the same approach to dress. Just because they don't work in boring/conservative/banker land doesn't make their style illegitimate.

TRINI · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by aj_del

AJ - source? Would love to see more of Isaia's fall collection.

watchcollector2454 · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by zesas

Any idea where to find a similar hat. Love the shape.

i'm not sure. maybe he took his hat to a milliner and had them straighten out the brim on one side?

whnay. · Jan 26, 2011

Originally Posted by Cary Grant

+1

The designers belong to a flamboyant, creative industry... in their way, advertizing and marketing among others can and do have the same approach to dress. Just because they don't work in boring/conservative/banker land doesn't make their style illegitimate.

I think the point is that many these guys look like they are playing "dress up" and therefore they look affected. Putting on an outfit and getting dressed are two different things to me.

RJE · Jan 26, 2011

That one reminds me, spot the Savile Row legend.

I don't hold too much against him - my own efforts at live-action shots ended with me looking like a dwarf with generous child-bearing hips. With that bulk, might have gone for a different DB design though.

Trini, Isaia source: http://www.esquire.com/blogs/mens-fa...-2011-01132011

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