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Best dressed movie character
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TheWraith
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HELLO! ARE YOU FROM THE PAST? PLEATS ARE BACK.Originally Posted by David Reeves
Really I think nowadays they add more gravitas to a very nicely made classic suit, on someone who is say over 30.
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I prefer a trouser with a single pleat.
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I don't know a lot about the art of the suit, but I think the guys in the Oceans movies, old and new, give off the pure aura of 'cool' in every scene. I would love to be able to walk around every day in suits like these guys do and not come off like a tool.
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Originally Posted by evaporateddwarf
I would love to be able to walk around every day in suits like these guys do and not come off like a tool.
Brad Pitt can't even do it so what are the chances for an 'ordinary' (= non-celeb) person?
Anyone else a bit put off by McQueen's waistcoat? Cut straight across the hem like Bond's in Thunderball so I guess you fasten the last button but it looks so close to the hem it's in danger of falling off!
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Originally Posted by evaporateddwarf
I don't know a lot about the art of the suit, but I think the guys in the Oceans movies, old and new, give off the pure aura of 'cool' in every scene. I would love to be able to walk around every day in suits like these guys do and not come off like a tool.
Brad Pitts jacket looks like its a size or two too large in this shot.
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Quinn, La Strada (1954)Originally Posted by ALFAMALE
Mastroianni, 8 1/2 (1963)
Connery, Goldfinger (1964)
Celli , Grandprix (1965)
Connery, You only live twice (1967)
De Sica, The Tourist (2010)
De Sica? Which De Sica? Vittorio De Sica died in 1974
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vittorio_De_Sica
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