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Dress the Foo: 'Lounge' outfit for the Today show
Sheisse! Foof nailed it. By far the best dressed of the bunch. Classic Foof style clearly trumped those small timers. Foof was robbed.- uppercase
- Post #312
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Dress the Foo: 'Lounge' outfit for the Today show
Foof, we want you to win so here's my suggestion: 1. sprezzatura. Wear a sportscoat, pale blue shirt, high contrast striped tie. Simple. Something that shows well on television. (glasses or no glasses?) Somebody can advise you on that. You can win based on your existing philosophy: enjoy the...- uppercase
- Post #166
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Should I Get a Bespoke DJ?
Frankly, I would head straight to Huntsman and have them make you one of their inimitable, classic dinner jackets. You can do no better than this for a classic dinner jacket The silhouette will be perfect for you with its sharp lines, long coat and single button; you will not tire of it over...- uppercase
- Post #511
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Images from The London Cut
It's not an A&S if it doesn't have closed front quarters. This 'Astaire' model was specifically made for Pitti Uomo a few years ago for display on a mannequin, to relate the A&S legacy to its former client Fred Astaire and for promotional purposes at a trade show. If you like the Astaire cut...- uppercase
- Post #55
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Official Events and PSA thread
I'm looking forward to seeing the Solito/Ambrosi results. Sounds like they're coming along well. BTW, I wonder what happened to whnay's A&S project....?- uppercase
- Post #357
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Rally under your flag- War is upon us! The Great Drape/No Drape Poll!
I think that Tommy Caraceni style should probably settle the debate:- uppercase
- Post #325
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Official Events and PSA thread
I've seen ones just as fitted from Solito, often worn by Salvatore Ambrosi. Remember, this is the younger Solito coming, so his eye could be a bit different, and I am not sure what he does. My guess is narrower, but who knows. Yes, I was wondering who would be representing Sartoria Solito. I...- uppercase
- Post #174
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Official Events and PSA thread
--sorry, my above post went off incomplete; here's the full post: I'd love to have a suit made by Solito/Ambrosi, two of Naples' top names in bespoke clothing, but a few considerations would give me pause: ---Solito's silhouette. What you see in the picture is his default silhouette. It is...- uppercase
- Post #141
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Official Events and PSA thread
I'd love to have a suit made by Solito/Ambrosi, two of Naples' top names in bespoke clothing, but a few considerations would give me pause: ---Solito's silhouette. What you see in the picture is his default silhouette. It is blousy and drapey and full. I'd call it sloppy drape. It is the same...- uppercase
- Post #137
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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So, I tried on Tom Ford...
I don't think that Rubinacci has much to worry about and this suit shows why. The curious thing , however, is how much this TF suit changes the image of "iammatt" from what we know of him through the net. The TF man is a slick, slashing, stylish fashionista. And unless iammatt leads a double...- uppercase
- Post #65
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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I'm married! Wedding pics inside.
Congratulations friend! Everyone looks fabulous and happy. Great suit!!- uppercase
- Post #202
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Neapolitan Style Roll Call
T4: tell us a little bit about this beauty!- uppercase
- Post #53
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Neapolitan Style Roll Call
This may qualify as a Neapolitan suit. What do you think?- uppercase
- Post #24
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Shoe Damage: Edward Green Top Drawer Boot
Very cool! A thinking man's boot and daring choice. I wouldn't shrink now and tone down my outfit, but rather up the amperes to match the boot's sophistication.- uppercase
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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is it me, or does the cut of Lacoste polos suck?
yes, there's something wrong with the lacoste fit. very sacky. wouldn't buy them again. the RL polo are much slimmer and flattering. same quality too. anybody familiar with the RL PL polos?- uppercase
- Post #13
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim