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post a commentOh Wow, I love it. Love the clothes, love the men in the clothes.
Hey, it's Crocket and Tubbs!
Oh, my. I really do need to move back to New York...
The gent on the left looks great! black shirt with cream or white suit..nice!
Can I just say. . .WOW! And two of them together in one place. Flawless style!
Its like Nip / Tuck in real life!
Contemporary mix of dress and casual...looking good, especially after work. Still, it doesn't quite inspire like the Cary Grant, does it? Wouldn't we feel more at ease with these two if they buttoned the shirt and added a great tie?
Oh god, I can see Miami Vice has started the open shirt, 80's minimal blazer trend again
what a great idea - I love this website.
...such class...they are beautiful
come back Thom Browne, all is forgiven.
those suits look great! love how they wore them with the shirts open...it looks elegant, but in a way carefree.
They kind of look like gigolos. Are they channeling Richard Gere? Those deep necklines make me think they're European, not American. They are good looking, so maybe they are for "professinals"? :-)
were they together beforehand or posed together? hard to find one dressed that well much less two on the same block.
each could button the shirt one more button to keep the NJ out
Nice looking guys. Too bad their clothes don't fit.
don't their shirts have cuffs?
At first I thought "wow, great style," but the more I looked, the ickier I felt.
Too self-consciously styled leaves a bad taste in my mouth. But maybe that's because I live in Los Angeles, and I see these guys lounging around at El Centro and similar clubs...
Very Night at the Roxbury
I think I've been viewing this site too much because my immediate reaction is that the pants are too long and there is no shirt cuff showing. God, I've become a picky Satorialist reader!
Love It all, teh models and teh clothes. For some reason they have a suit on but still look summery...It kinds looks like a montblanc ad, because I can see the Montblanc store in the background... impecable
ENID P.
nice cream suit, but these open shirts, I don't know. they look like brazilian soap opera gipsies.
They dont make them like that in DC.
OMG!!! They are very hot! Great photo, your blog is awesome!!!
Grrr you are always in my area. I work on 49th/5th and live on 57th and never see you!
who are these men, and are they available?
a look i like to call euroclass.
A nice couple. the perfect stile of a cospmolitan city. I love NYC and thoose guys.
PS: I'm brazilian, and I must say that our soap opera gipsies are not so sexy in natura.
not really my style...the jackets are very italian and cut loose..a bit 90s for me..
Alright, guys now loose the clothes.
these men are obviously dressed in excellent clothing and posess excellent style. Totally loving the dressed down suit look. However, the one eggregious error that both these men have made is that of tailoring. Without an off the rack suit ALWAYS needs some sort of reworking. Look at the break in their pants and the waist contour of the jacket and you will see what I mean.