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Domenico Vacca for Danny DeVito...
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Rumor is that Vacca is opening an Atlanta store.
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sea Island cotton shirts!
lets see how long they last.
I hope these fancy clothes have been coated with Teflon!
lets see how long they last.
I hope these fancy clothes have been coated with Teflon!
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Are you serious?Originally Posted by whnay.
Bill, before you crack open the wallet, Vacca has gone to Belvest for his suits and jackets (at least the last couple that I have seen) and his prices are marsupialed ($4000 for a cashmere Belvest jacket). I like Blevest but not at Vacca prices. I am also equally appalled at what he charges for his pants. The stuff in his stores is nice and he uses colors that most men/stores don't, which I like but you are paying a significant premium for the Vacca name.
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Bill, before you crack open the wallet, Vacca has gone to Belvest for his suits and jackets (at least the last couple that I have seen) and his prices are marsupialed ($4000 for a cashmere Belvest jacket). I like Blevest but not at Vacca prices. I am also equally appalled at what he charges for his pants. The stuff in his stores is nice and he uses colors that most men/stores don't, which I like but you are paying a significant premium for the Vacca name.Originally Posted by edmorel
I guess I should have been more verbose. It surprises me that Vacca would open a store in Atlanta because of the clothing market, which is a cross section of old Atlanta trad and new Atlanta bling. With a broad selection of Isaia and Kiton at Neiman Marcus I'm not quite sure what Vacca hopes to achieve other than possibly becoming my stop during sales season to pick up his overpriced sportcoats for 40% off.
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Rumor is that Vacca is opening an Atlanta store.Originally Posted by Artisan Fan
I wouldn't be surprised by this since Vacca has a following already amongst the Atlanta music scene. LA Reid and Usher Raymond I know are Vacca customers. Not saying that the Atlanta music scene itself would carry an entire Vacca ATL store but he is known among many people that many posters here might not have known.
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Bill, before you crack open the wallet, Vacca has gone to Belvest for his suits and jackets (at least the last couple that I have seen) and his prices are marsupialed ($4000 for a cashmere Belvest jacket). I like Blevest but not at Vacca prices. I am also equally appalled at what he charges for his pants. The stuff in his stores is nice and he uses colors that most men/stores don't, which I like but you are paying a significant premium for the Vacca name.Originally Posted by edmorel
Sheesh I've been out of the loop, but when & why did Vacca stop using C. Attolini?
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Yes. I heard it from several reliable sources.
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I have to agree that the pricing is insane. It will be great fun to see what happens in Atlanta. And Neimans new store renovation is looking sublime so far. I am excited about the new men's floor. They will give Vacca a great run for the money.
I can see, however, it becoming an high end hip hop destination.
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Bill, before you crack open the wallet, Vacca has gone to Belvest for his suits and jackets (at least the last couple that I have seen) and his prices are marsupialed ($4000 for a cashmere Belvest jacket). I like Blevest but not at Vacca prices. I am also equally appalled at what he charges for his pants. The stuff in his stores is nice and he uses colors that most men/stores don't, which I like but you are paying a significant premium for the Vacca name.Originally Posted by edmorel
That's crazy. And, I didn't know either that he wasn't using Attolini anymore! At such steep prices IMO he will have trouble in ATL.
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