On the Street.... Madison Ave., New York
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pietman said ... (6:19 AM) :
post a commentThe Thom Browne aesthetic begins its assimilation into the mainstream.....
Oh that's sharp. I love the short slim pant, and no socks...edgy prep, early 1960s.
Very 60's Ray Charles.
Cool!
the retro happened 7 years ago. zegna and isaia re-introduced this style with their spring and summer collections.
Yeah agree argos...love the look, but just don't get the trouser length...just an inch or two longer would be perfect imo
As a collector of vintage suits/ties I knew the style would eventually evolve back into the narrow/short look. I mean...there's no other direction it can go. Thom Browne was just at the right place at the right time.
waist up he looks FAB - love the hair and glasses too
but I just dont like the pants - it just looks weird and like he is trying too hard.
sharp looking and mysterious! he is hot!
Yeah, I agree with Argos. While the look is sharp, I just don't see this pant length lasting too long.
Perfect. (love the pocket square)
- Eminence Grise
I just can't go for the pants. They look like they were shrunk in the dryer.
The lenght is fine, but it just needs to be slimmer at the bottom end. Now it just seems like he's wearing short pants.
Keep an eye out for the return of the Edwardian era suit-stylings of 50's Britain - it'll happen...
Is there any particular reason why the pants are really short but the sleeve length is "normal"?
Is this really a Dolce&Gabbana suit? The length of the trousers is very unusual for the DG-style, more Thom Browne's look.
Great shoes.
That suit is way too tight and you can easily that this is just a new trend that will not last very long. Besides that, I think that Dolce & Gabbana isn't as innovative as they used to be some years ago...
not a big fan of this look ... the pippi-longstocking pants length doesn't do it for me
Maybe the pants are a tad too short but it's more interesting that way. What's wrong is, they don't appear to be cuffed. They should be cuffed, and a bit less flared. Overall this is a rockin' look. More Rude Boy than Ray Charles, I would say; all he needs is a stingy-brim hat.
He reminds me more of Desmond Dekkar (rip) than Ray Charles, as Dekkar wore his trousers high and short bumfreezer jackets. This guy looks good, but I'd rather see an interesting sock with the ensemble.
this a style that is too "cute" and will not get enough attention
I don't like the look in general, but I'm sure it works for some people. What I really don't like about these pants are the 3" cuff and they are just a bit too short. The "slim" look doesn't work for me because, I'm not the most slim of guys =)
this is what I call SHARP.