At Gucci
I love that neck scarf
He said it is a regular silk pocket square and that he has a 15.5 shirt size so it sounds very achievable - for the right guys..
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Wednesday, January 16, 2008
I love that neck scarf
He said it is a regular silk pocket square and that he has a 15.5 shirt size so it sounds very achievable - for the right guys..
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post a commenti luv his jacket..
but not soo sure about tht neck scarf...maybe if he were to used other colors....like dark shade of brown..
overall still nice...
wiiiee
adil sg
hah, that is awesome, i'll have to try that
OK mr. sart,
you must find out where he got that bag!!!
who made it?
it's perfect
anyone know?
Ciao, Sart!!!
As you probably know, yesterday you were on "Corriere della Sera"!!!!! (the leading italian newspaper).
Congratulations!!!
Fede
Nice suit ! :)
But - sorry - I even more like the "photo light effect" => same light color (and the ground) as the color of the suit it self !
Perhaps this is just done "by change", but this emphasizes the style of the photography... and give a special look to the whole ;)
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All Kindergarten kiddies here wear little neck scarves like that. The parents use little 35cm x 35cm (or thereabouts) squares. Usually a little bandana scarf does it too.
They are not removed during Kindergarten sessions and so keep the neck constantly protected and warm.
i often wear a v necked sweater as a scarf. it keeps me warm and if its not that cold i can wear it without the coat. but this guy goes further on multi-funcionality... ps: his watch is to kill for.
Petit, petit!
A perfect touch. Scarves are so so so good. Scarves don't maketh a look, they finish-eth it. Love his bag too.
It never would have occurred to me to wear a scarf with a turtleneck in that way. I'm going to try that. It seems I get most of my scarf-wearing inspiration from men.
And this is a perfect example of why the romantic or mysterious parts of movies are shot in or after the rain.
I love his posture, his arms are saying 'I'm won't give you everything I've got' but his face says 'Welcome, I've got stories to tell.'
I prefer the man at Gucci; I love his bag too!
Very smart indeed.
I often try to add a splash to my wardrobe with scarves like this, but can get frustrated with the knots. Can anyone recommend online or printed resources with ideas for tying men's scarves?
It's a trick I use a lot, especially with an open collared shirt and sweater. I always get compliments on the "ascot" which is invariably one of my pocket squares. I, too have a 15.5" neck, though.
I will certainly try the neck scarf! ... When Spring arrives in Toronto. Perhaps with a colour other than black, possibly with a pattern.
I did want to do this a while back but chickened out.
Great looking bag.
I love the gloves in the pocket. He is wearing his clothes rather than the other way around. Great color sense. Sophisticated and functional, Bravo!
here is a man who can really appreciate accessories... a great leather bag, wallet, gloves in his pocket, the scarf around his neck and that tasteful watch. all complement each other very well and work together to make this outfit so much more interesting.
>>"for the right guys..."
Like Fred from Mystery, Inc.
I like that bag! Must be a nice jacket because the last button on the sleeve can be unbuttoned :)
The neckerchief instead of a tie or ascot is a great look (I've been wearing them for years), and he pulls it off well. Very stylish gentleman.
Love the bag and the jacket!
I love the look, the bag is sick, it is an Hermes bag btw guys
otherwise, the scarf is very nice, i never thought of pulling something like that
great look
I'm still trying to find a black scarf to fit my neck but not be too long to do this for a year now to now avail... I have a bigger neck than his though...
I was wondering why you don't have night shots, although a great picture, I can see why day shots are best.
Oh, this gentleman. It looks as though he's been dressing this well and with as much detail since the age of five.
love the soft subtle colors of this outfit, also the the patch pockets make the jacket more casual.
pilipalagaga 0223
so gorgeous! and such a delightful retelling of memories! thank you for sharing... I haven't thought a lot about color inspiration from my youth, actually. This would be good to consider. Growing up as a floridian, the first thing that comes to mind are the peaches and pink shades of Flamingos, terra cotta spanish tiled roofs, and various shades in the yellow-orange-persimmon family of citrus fruit. Wow, I miss warm weather! breath....count blessings....but the snow sure is pretty.