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WhateverYouLike · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by Renfield

Coat lapels are cut to wide.

The waistcoat is poor, the 'V' is set to low for that style of waistcoat. IMO

Not fussed about the bottom button being left buttoned. The notion that the bottom button should be left unbuttoned strikes me as the wrong side of pedantic.

Overall, the suit looks like modified RTW and not a bespoke garment.

Material seems like a flannel chalkstripe, which looks fine.

Renfield · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by WhateverYouLike

Whatever you like, and you obviously like crap.

Sebastian · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by Renfield

Whatever you like, and you obviously like crap.

http://www.kraproom.com/pacman/aod/gallery/d/4831-1/this-*******-guy.gif

aj_del · Feb 13, 2011

Even BC is wearing fake lapel flowers

SpooPoker · Feb 13, 2011

Damn, Brunello needs to chill on the pasta... his hips!

Fantastic Mr Foxx · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by SpooPoker

Damn, Brunello needs to chill on the pasta... his hips!
...& the pleated trousers are doing him no favours either, IMHO. Simple but nice combination though.

Metlin · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by apropos

Seems so, and to proffer it as some brightline rule is about as smart as an American claiming that BD collars are the only 'proper' business collars (which I have personally witnessed) - and more so since his vest isn't even clearly cut to leave the last one unbuttoned.

Indeed. I can certainly understand that SF's style ethic is derived from the US/UK/Commonwealth school of thought. Even most of the Asian countries tend to mimic this aesthetic since most of them were erstwhile English colonies.

However, I'm curious to hear from the European members here if their local "rules" conflict with some of these English/American rules. I've heard Manton say that many of them were codified over the course of the 20th century in London, Milan, Naples and New York -- but what about the rest of the countries?

Arguably, I've seen the Swiss dress in a very English/American style, but that could be because a lot of their clients are in the US/UK. But what about the French, Germans, Russians, Dutch etc? Where is their aesthetic derived from, and do they have similar rules?

UrbanComposition · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by SpooPoker

Damn, Brunello needs to chill on the pasta... his hips!
That belt

SpooPoker · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by UrbanComposition

That belt

..the buttoned jacket stretched beyond its limits, the pants 4 inches below where they are supposed to be.... and so on, and so on...

comrade · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by Fantastic Mr Foxx

He looks like a busboy from the '30s or the '40s.

kcc · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by oshinex

What the heck is going on with the left shoulder? Other than that, I like.

Yeah, should be a bit more extension there.

That coat deserves a lighter color trouser and a "fun" tie.

pvrhye · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by aj_del

Even BC is wearing fake lapel flowers

STOP! Hammer time.

gnatty8 · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by Fantastic Mr Foxx

...& the pleated trousers is doing no favours either, IMHO. Simple but nice combination though.

Nice combination but the short tie is a little jarring.

JayJay · Feb 13, 2011

Originally Posted by gnatty8

Nice combination but the short tie is a little jarring.
+1. I like the color combo and the individual items.

Aaron01 · Feb 13, 2011

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