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Comments on "On The Street........The Old School Dandy, Florence"
What's with the fans all of a sudden? It's like the Karl Lagerfeld Appreciation Society or something.
Then again, don't we all appreciate Karl Lagerfeld?
this is exquisite.
someone call lagerfeld and tell him he's been trumped in the fan department.
when are you coming back to Stockholm to photo people over here :)
purple IS the color of royalty (and florence)
I'm just not sure I can abide. I want to want to go there... I'm disappointed with myself that I'm not taken with this. I am taken with the subject overall, though...
Hey, that's Jean Grimbert of Arnys Paris!
The purple tie is perfect.
That certainly is Karl's signature look. Love the purple hues!
I'm less interested in the outfit--though the ties is nice--than in the apparent fan trend. Which is both wonderful and deeply silly. Which perhaps amounts to the same thing.
the moustache!
I´m too puzzled about the fans.Ages ago women wore them,but not men. If the idea is to ´hide´yourself for some reason,this man should have chosen a huge fan.Why the fan-he looks just an ordinary,somewhat overweight guy?
What a character! And what a beautifully delicate fan.
What an interesting tie, it is very large and flowing.
The fan's wonderful here! Lagerfeld makes it look like a risible prop.
Methinks the collar's a bit. too. tight though...
Karl doesn't hold a monopoly on fans. They're great and Spain had them looong before. This gent looks terrific. K Q:-)
He looks great but the fan is a bit ludicrous. Still, if he likes it, good for him.!
"Dandy"... what a great word.
The fan makes him look like he's from Meiji Restoration era Japan.
The fan is the outfit.
The rest, for what I see, it's OK.
Maybe a full body view (shoes, etc) would be nice too.
He looks like a jolly grand-papa!
My best,
Pumpkin Man
http://little-pumpkins.blogspot.com/
Isn't that Gimbert from Arnys (Paris)?
I am a huge fan of the fan and of the tie bar (or is it a built in tab closure, I can't tell from the photo). Recently, I made a shirt like this for myself. Funny, though, I think of the tie bar as being a more old school British thing, than an old school italian one. Where is this man from? This is not Lagerfeld AT ALL (save the tall collar).
GFF Lives! This is the way Ferre always dressed and it is a look that 'full figured' men can pull off with great ease! LOVE IT!
great shot SART
love the colors
when there is no air conditioning the fan is your best line of defense -can't imagine how hot it would get in a suit like that!
I don't like the color of that shirt with the purple in the tie. Both are nice items, however.
Otherwise: love the picture! Reminds me of what you (Sart) said about stocky men in suits. C:
Shouldn't the fan be larger to be in better proportion to the holder?
And, ummm, no, we don't all appreciate Karl Lagerfeld.
This guy is actually French and works in a pretty cool store called Arnys, rue de Sevres.
i LOVE the fans - an absurd, cult man-accessory is exactly what the fashion world needs. can't wait until it goes mainstream, ie appearing on red carpets fluttered by JT, orlando bloom, etc.
I like his weary expression his high collar. It's an intriguing photo. Hasn't he been featured before?
It's the fan.. :)
He is marvelous. His style is his. I like it and would copy it.
his tie seems rumpled by his weight
it's the moustache that makes the look!
Is that a monocle hanging in his pocket?
Why not a fan? Why not purple in the tie? A sculpted beard?
Brilliant.
Please say he's a banker, an art dealer or a financier.
-- desertwind
I use Fans all the time
My own personal HRT
This is the first time I've seen
a man on the street do the same
We all know Karl does it with panache
But this is an exceptional moment
Rotund
yet charming
A hint of something else
Flamboyant facial Hair
Very confident poise
This guy looks Sexy
WITH a Fan!
That, is real style. He is an old guy with white beard and a bit over his goalweight, but still, I would stop to look at him, if he past me down the street. That is the apophthegm "Fashion fades, style is eternetal", personalized.
does the ad have to flash? will take getting used to. Loved the clean look of your site. cant the ad be smaller? will there be more? GASP!
I guess only the old loggers in will feel this way. if it were my first time, wouldnt even pay attention to the ad..
ignorance is bliss.
didnt know where else to post this.
erm. what is he looking for? :)
Very good and great attention to detail both in clothes and grooming. I like the narrow palette of colours.
The amazing thing is that I can't find him ridiculous...Unlike Lagerfeld who surely is!
The clothes are perfect and fits him very well. And the magnificent moustache makes me forgive him for the silly fan.
mia the pattern maker
This is addiction, pleasure, faithful routine, whatever.
Oh Italy
Cordelia
It wouldn't work without ALL the details -- the cufflinks, the pocket square, the fan -- take one of these away and it just wouldn't have the impact.
nice!! rawk.
This gentleman looks marvelous, but fans are not just for fashion: it's HOT in Florence. Much more pleasant than air conditioning.
Gentlemen's fans are the height of practical elegance, in my view, and as Kate said we've had them forever in Spain. In precious wood and plain cloth, and small enough for a gentleman to carry in the top pocket of his summer jacket. They can still be bought in good fan stores like de Diego in Madrid. Large and decorated fans have always been a symbol of female authority; for men they are as uncouth as air conditioning, although at least they can be avoided.