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post a commentwow....how stylish isn't THAT?the expressions to go with it....mmm..BELLISSIMO davvero! :)
love the separates on the gentleman on the right. And I love the gentleman's coat on the left, and his soft gray colors are very nice with the brown shoes. I notice his top buckle on shoe is undone also.
for some reason I think the colors would work better on the opposite person.
I love the punches of orange and blue against the classic tan windowpane plaid.
the other guy is looking a little tweedle dee proportionately, but I love the mix of brown and gray. It's also interesting how his face matches his shoes.
wonderfull co-ordination from the guy on the left, particulary around the shoe and face areas.
this picture just made my day.
lino is one tan man. that dove grey DB overcoat with the military shoulders is pretty unreal
WOW -- I wish the womens style at the moment was as remotely interesting.
THANK YOU!
Love the "ton-sur-ton" effect of the left man ...
An example of how to "gray" gracefully.
oh wow! Those shoes with the buckles, and the color, and the toes! An amazing choice!
Uomo on the right: "son, your pants are too short, your cuffs are too big and you forgot to do one of your monk straps.
Uomo on the left: "sir, your pants are too long, your gussetted pockets look awkward and your color combinations are overly flamboyant."
Yet they both look great. A wonderful juxtaposition of different approaches to men's style. Instructive and elegant. Thanks Sart.
Both the coat & jacket are great! Good combo of blue and gold on the right.
I love the flame colored pocket square that the gentleman on the right has.
Those buckle-y shoes are fabulous!
both outfits seem much self conscious, like, er outfits.
Great contrasts.
The fabric on the bespoke db coat and the Italian-cuffed trousers on the left are superbly coordinated.
Two blues on tie and scarf show a subdued and cool approach to winter. Gloves in chest pocket - flair.
The sport coat and pocket square, orange vest(I'm assuming it is a vest) and the blue check shirt lets it pop.
Great details on both coats, I especially like the pockets on the sport coat and the tabs at the waist. Is that a gentleman's hunting sport coat?
And the photo was taken at just the right time - great narrative in their expressions!
shoes on the left, pocket square on the right. divine.
i love the whole italiano look for the gentleman on the left... the tie knot and the shoes!
i love everything about the other gentlemans sportcoat! the pocket, the waist tabs and even the overlaps near the shoulder blades!
oh, to live in a place where men pay this much attention to their clothing...wonderful!
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I love what they are wearing, but I wonder if the proportions might be better if they switched jackets.
Lino is so stylin.....
how lovely to see stylish men of a certain age
The chap on the right reminds me of Keenan Wynn.
Lovely.
too flouncy, both of them.
Hey! Lino again, I like his sense of choosing right color and combination of them. And the coat is really cool specially with those military shoulder (we call it "poonak" in Persian).
Gorgeous little details. Those two-toned buckle shoes! That flame-colored handkerchief!
Well captured pic. I am not currently into the larger armholes, fuller cut jackets. Both men are well put together for their tastes. Buckle the shoe please. This looks like the "Hip Hop undone Addidas laces look for the Bespoke set"...I don't like...
The guy on the right reeeaaaaally reminds me of Joe Ades, the NYC carrot-peeler salesman. Anyone else see it?
Very well dressed gentlemen!
Great sharp looks, love the tailored chequed jacket.
Fashbashsoundclash! X
so very italian. but the guy on the left is less conventional with his ludwig ii & xix. century romantic mode.
Hey, what's the name of the left man? I know I've seen him before...somewhere!
definitely feelin' the guy on the right- love the kerchief!
What a fantastic photo - both so decked out in their completely different but completely individual styles - Each so interested in each other (or are they - both turned ever so slightly towards you) LOVE it.
wow, lino's hair is getting long. i'd like to get a better look at his blazer, looks like a hint of orange in there. the buttons on his overcoat match him well.
Does this conference publish its proceedings? I hope so.
FINALLY LINO!
STUNNING AS USUAL
On the last photo the pockets on the gentleman on the right is very sweet. Also the contrast of the colors on his shirt with the jacket is quite nice as well.
i love this people that put themselves together carefully, aware of the details. their age gives them confidence, they feel confortable with themselves, they know their bodies well and what suits them and are not afraid anymore, why would they be? fashion is only that, fashion, yet i see a sense of ritual in the way they dress, a sense of order older than them... the man on the right totally steals my gaze, he is such a gentleman.
The man on the right = perfect style
is the man on the left Lino?
I have monk traps just like that, although I try to strap all the straps usually.
This is all about Town Italian vs. Country English. Clinton, you've nailed this concept with your little script. One could write a book about men's fashion related to this picture.
As an experiment, I'd like each of them to switch their outfits exactly, and watch each of them tailor and tweak it in their own way. I know the Italian would still end up looking Italian and the Brit would still make it British. And that is, I think, the point of style entirely. Not what, but how. Well, maybe a little what...
And yes, Devin, I can see what you're talking about. I'll tell Mr. Ades you say "Hello".
a monk strap boot or shoe is very distinct and shall i say daring even?- 'stina
i think this photo reminds us that even the very well groomed are still plain flawed humans like the rest of us. I love it
the man in the grey looks a bit like the mad hatter from Alice in Wonderland
I adore those shoes!
what a great meeting! Lino Ielluzzi (on the left) meets Francesco Maglia, one of the well-known italian umbrellas producers.
What is Pitti Uomo??
So, so fantastic. I would have loved to have witnessed a moment like this one in 'real life'.
I rarely comment on the pictures, but holly s*** do the Italians have it or what! (capital intended)
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stop me if you've heard this one...
and Italian and an Englishman walk into a bar...
I know they are both Italian...Does that jacket on the right come with a Beretta 20 gauge (???? Those pockets were meant to hold shells!) I hunt pheasant with a Beretta and I NEVER EVER EVER look that good at 4:30 in the morning...
I took photos with Lino last week in his shop, Al Bazar. Must visit if U R in Milan.
WHAT ARE THEY TALKING ABOUT???? Two men who have such wonderful, wonderful, wonderful personal styles simply cannot be talking about the price of espresso. I'd give a monkey to know what they're talking about. On their own each is wonderful, but this photo putting them together is just exquisite.
the guy on the left looks like Polansky
is this Roman Polansky on the left?
There is something special with how the Italians wear their Rolexes. It often looks so darn natural and "devil may care" but very stylish. My impression is that they often wear them quite loose. In any other country wearing a Rolex looks to "overstated" and flashy. Just my 2 cents.
OH! His SHOES are FANTASTIC.
The gent on the right is China Maglia and owns/runs the oldest hand made umbrella company in Italy (I believe 6 generations in the family). Check them out !
YES IT IS RIGHT, THE GENT ON THE RIGHT IS MR. CHINO MAGLIA. HE RUNS THE OLDEST UMBRELLA HANDCRAFTS MANUFACTURE IN ITALAY AND HIS UMBRELLAS ARE THE FINEST WORLDWIDE
HANDCRAFT UMBRELLAS.
So rare to see a cinched back jacket instead of a half-norfolk - fantastic detailing on the tweed, the pockets are rather spiffing as well...
Sometimes I feel like it's easier for men to look artistic and eccentric(yet elegant)than it is for women. Am I right? If a woman combined these colors and textures, would it be as notable?
I know that one can see it everywhere now in Milan and elsewhere but I'm yet to be warmed to the idea of so short pants(gentleman left)! It shows too much of the shoe no matter how stylish the shoes(light brown?!) could be. It has always been critical to me( as to many great dressers) that the pants should at least cover the top of the shoe. It's not about dictats but a question of elegant and stylish DROP. Furthermore, I don't see the pants on the gentleman on the right are right either, for they, on the other hand, are a notch too long! They're not having that one nice single break on the top of the shoe which again gives an elegant drop. The fact that the cuffs are way too flimsy is not helping, of course..