On The Street........Outside Domenico Vacca
Notice the Spring-inspired flair of the pale green belt.
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Friday, April 21, 2006
Notice the Spring-inspired flair of the pale green belt.
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post a commentciao fabrizio!
Works for me. Who said the color of the belt and shoes should match ...
I'd love to see my father dressed like this...
a rather long jacket...
what a punk! ;)
I'm not showing any cuff? What are you gonna do bout it?
=)
the jacket is the right lenght but the pants are too long. :-p
Did you ask him to unbutton his jacket or has he been breaking "the rule" (ref your borrelli guy pic from a few weeks ago)? I think both his jacket and pants are too long by 1".
guys this man is fabrizio capigatti he is the man that brought in the US the neapolitan sartorial style 30 years ago
forget the borrellis guys they have no clue about cloths and in particular sartorial cloths
this is the guy that the sartorialist should interview
The neapolitan style you credit Fabrizio with bringing to the U.S. is the Borrelli style. Borrelli, Kiton, Attolini (family owned and working in Napoli) etc are the true originals. Now you see a few pretenders trying to claim that they represent "true" neapolitan style and craftsmanship with clothes machine made by a factory in a city closer to Switzerland then Napoli.