How To Make Old-School Italian Look Sleek.
Most young guys I know think of Luciano Barbera as a collection for their dad. Everything the gentleman pictured below is wearing could be Barbera or Borrelli but because of the way he put it together it looks just as sleek and modern as Prada.
What makes it look Italian? The slim, creased pants, the scarf, the shape of the coat and ,most of all, the brown shoes.
What makes it Modern? The color palette, and the length of the pants (longer than most sartorial Italians wear theirs)
What makes it look Italian? The slim, creased pants, the scarf, the shape of the coat and ,most of all, the brown shoes.
What makes it Modern? The color palette, and the length of the pants (longer than most sartorial Italians wear theirs)
Comments on "How To Make Old-School Italian Look Sleek."
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MrWynn said ... (7:30 PM) :
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The Sartorialist said ... (9:44 AM) :
post a commentCouldn't agree with you more. I only wish there was a retailer who felt the same way.
Your blog has a big fan out in the Mojave Desert!
It's partly the perverse joy of looking at chic New York City with one eye while the other eye looks out a window on dust blowing down my dirt road ...
Thanks--
-- desertwind
wow, all black, never seen that before, especially in New York...
Actually, charcoal and navy, with brown suede shoes
besides, you are totally missing the point of the post.
try again, please