Jeppe in Sartorial Attire

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Jeppe in sartorial attire at dusk in Copenhagen.

Sticking to sartorial attire

Leaving the suit can be difficult. There is no clear path to follow. Some call the terrain smart casual.

Jeppe knows how to navigate on the ground, though. He sticks to sartorial attire, yet in more casual textures and colours.

There is vintage touch to it. Fabrics are heavy. But the style is undeniable very urban and modern as well.

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Old school and modern

The blue tweed jacket is made up from donegal tweed. Trousers are heavy flannels. Musella Dembech is the tailor. Norwegian bespoke shoemaker Jan Petter Myhre has crafted the burgundy coloured shoes. Underneath the jacket Jeppe wears a wine red cashmere turtleneck pullover.

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Photography: Sartorial Notes

Great coat backs

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… and not so great trousers backs.

Slimfit fashions are dangerous. Even slender types get caught by it, literally. Above an Itailan man in a stylish overcoat and narrow flannel trousers, which are so narrow in the lower legs that they are stretched by the calves.

The stout man in the other photo also wears a well cut coat in the right short length for his build. However, the slim flannel trousers seem to pull under the vents. It would have been more elegant, if they were hanging in a slightly curved line.

That said, both men dress very well in my opinion. Masters make mistakes too.

Source: The Journal of Style in Florence

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