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Comments on "On the Street.....Wow! Very Well Done Sir, Milan"
The look is very clean and crisp.
Are the jacket blue and the pants black, or is it just the sun? Looking good either way.h
This is perfection. The color pairing is sumptuous, the cut is beautiful, and the stance his strong. It is so crisp and clean and there's not a wrinkle anywhere. I feel like everything is on edge because it is so perfect, it has to be ruined or mussed up sometime. However, it is fabulous. I am particularly taken with this gentleman.
Very nice choices here. I love the bright navy blazer with the orange creamsicle colored tie (very summery). My only objection is the fit of his blazer. Shoulders appear fine, but the waist and sleeves are too taken in. It is so tight that it looks like the blazer is actually propping this man up!
One more objection: TIE LENGTH!!!!!
Perhaps a heftier knot would do this man well for his wider lapels.
Wow! to you Sart,
Love the juxtaposition of the dark suit and the bright red.
Great red wall (and photo, of course)
I reckon anyone so thin might have no problem in looking astonishingly well (in practically any suit)
Photograph also well done, Sart.
He looks wonderful. Perfect fit.
But it's that intense, saturated red in the background that makes this image exceptional. How do you make a building that red? Pigment applied directly to stucco? Wow.
Impressive, jacket hugs the shoulders instead of the typical American look of appearing to wear your father's jacket, sleeve length shows just the right amount of cuff, break in the pants is not exagerrated, and the length of the jacket is appropriate for his stature. (is this the thom browne effect or just good tailoring, maybe one and the same.)
Well, I feel like a Voice in the Wilderness crying out: why would anyone countenance a jacket that, when buttoned, reveals the bottom of one's tie hanging over the top of one's pants?
Am I alone in this complaint? Say it isn't so!
Very well done indeed!
this guy has really got it together. i hope you'll look for him again to see if he can do that twice. amazing. the color is strong...but the fit is impeccable. very sharp. i also wonder if he is as fussy about everything else in his life.
great shot.
Wonderful. A nice flare to the jacket and impeccably fitting trousers. He pulls of the brown shoe/navy suit combination so well. The tie is a touch on the long side, but otherwise, nice.
This guy is so sharp he could slice tomatoes. Everything here is fantastic, from the fit of the jacket to the length of the sleeves and trousers, to that tie, that tie. Stunning!
His tailoring is exquisite, no doubt. He has completely mastered the conservatively tailored suit. A French cuffed shirt? Of course not!
I can see why he chose to match his tie and shoes but at the same time I wish he'd gone in another direction. Maybe a purple paisley or a lime green polka dot. I think he could have gone there without losing his dignity or seriousness.
he looks great! very put-together.
Hm..
Yes, the cut is all-around amazing! And yes, I quite like the upper part of his outfit.
But are his trousers black? It seems like it, and I don't really like the idea of combining dark blue and black...
OMG! the car! get out of the way, sir!
Wow is right! I love the red building behind him as much as I love his look. Really great shot, Scott.
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I love this suit, especially the glasses, which seem to give a slightly more modern look to this classic.
He's perfect! Perfect in every way . .
Many thanks for this post - the styling of the long tie is quite eyecatching.
Beautiful photograph with the red background.
Wow, he is sharp with a capital S. Great photo - the red background sets him off perfectly!
It's the red building in the background that really offsets him.
Very dapper!
Sart, I think you're only supposed to be in NYC. We hate lending you out.
guarda perfeziona!!!!!
DEFINITELY WELL DONE....MY KINDA STYLE >>>NO DOUBT..effortless and personal style all in one
THX SAR!
One more vote: the tie is worn too long.
i can live with navy blazer/jacket, black pants. i may even like it.
agreed the tie length looks long.
the jacket fit is great though. too tight for some, i am sure, but i love this look today. and i will go do it myself tomorrow ...
the color tone of the shoes go great with the grey and navy.
I like just the peak of a cuff. I hated the Johnny Depp full cuff showing look that young guys and some women copied.
yes the tie is a bit long but that is obviously a style choice - very italian -but at least he is wearing his pants at the right height
the pants are definitely not black. and this man certainly doesn't need a red wall behind him to look fantastic, and it doesn't take away from his look, it just accentuates the color choices. also, the tie length issue. obviously this man knows what he's doing. there is no way that he didn't notice the length of his tie- so clearly it is a choice on his part. you may not like it, but you can't fault him for a mistake in that regard.
This gentleman certainly does look smart, but it's the impossibly perfect red backdrop that catches my eye......a wonderful juxtaposition.
Well done Sart!
Very nice. Now can someone tell me what is the correct socks color that goes with the brown shoe/navy suit combination?
i have to say, although the outfit is very well put together, it's the photograph (with red wall background) that makes this outstanding.
silver fox!
Brown and blue, so fabulous. And what a perfect amount of cuff.