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The Tailor on
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2011
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March
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- Pedaling through Paris
- There’s no Sunday like the Sunday at La Latina (Ma...
- The blue(s) brothers
- What Mr. Horácio doesn't know
- Paris and how mundane a glimpse of style can be
- Truth be told, I would have photographed him even ...
- Some photographs leave me in a good mood for the r...
- Federica – a beanie and some Hunter boots (in the ...
- The most simple of the styles in the most routine ...
- How to keep casual and relaxed wearing a coat and ...
- Mr. Cruz
- The fabulous colorful world of Amélie
- The refinement of the classic man (pinstripe suit ...
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5 comments:
So many small details this man payed attention to - a good look. I would have selected a more subtle tie....but it does add a bit of levity to his 1940s banker like appearance.
Really like the pocket points too!
Love it. My personal preference without this bowler hat though. I really like the umbrella as the handle is exquisite.
Just leaving a comment in English... well done, the accessories especially! The high pocket square, watch and umbrella offset that bold tie wonderfully. I might chose a fedora or homburg over a bowler for your facial structure - but that is nitpicking. Any kind of hat wearing gets top marks from me!
This is indeed a very classic look, however, the suit is not particularly well cut, it's very boxy, there's no flow and the jacket looks too short for him. Is this an off-the-peg?
I love the lisbon taylor so much and right now it's blue pinstripe suits which catches my fancy.
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