This is great, isn’t it? The scarf, the handkerchief, the hat – all items work together harmoniously. I saw him downtown Milan, and just succeeded to snap a photo before he was gone.  This is how a classic Lombardian gentleman should look, I imagine. Source: The Journal of Style

The internet clothing fora produce small hypes. One of the latest is Dourmeuil’s Tonik suiting in mohair. Not the one made today, obviously, but the heavy Tonik from the 80s and before. That was a great, legendary cloth. I wonder, though, if the new bespokesmen would really love the old Tonik, if they had it ...

The neckerchief is too flamboyant for many men. They cannot identify with it. Others, like myself, are drawn to it. Taste differs. If you are a neckerchief man, these two species, bespoke from hand printet vintage silk crêpe and cut and stitched by the most skilled Italian hands, might be of interest to you. Order ...

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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 ...