Close-up from The FU jacket
PS from Borrelli
2008, 2016
Monthly Archives: August 2016
2008, 2016
The FU jacket
The FU jacket, a jacket so loud it’s obvious that the wearer couldn’t care less about what you think. Jacket from Hackett, shirt and tie from Charvet, Borrelli ps, pants from Berg & Berg, Allen Edmonds shoes and a Georg Jensen watch. Click on the headline for more pictures.
1708, 2016
1708, 2016
The Linen Tie
A linen tie is a great option during the summer months but you always have the problem that they tend to lose the shape a little, especially lightly lined or even unlined ties. But there are several tiemakers that offer silk/linen blends, like this tie from Charvet. It lets you have the best of both worlds: the summery texture of linen combined with the sheen and structure of silk. Isaia jacket, Zegna Couture shirt, tie from Charvet, Rose & Born ps, Incotex chinos, chukkas from Paraboot and Garrett Leight sunglasses. Click on the headline for more pictures.
1308, 2016
1308, 2016
Diplomatic Ties 357: Viola Milano
A great tie for summer. Suit from Burberry, Isaia shirt, Viola Milano tie, ps from Vanda and Edward Green shoes. Click on the headline for more pictures.
0808, 2016
Close-up from Diplomatic Ties 356
Close-up on pocket square from Shibumi.
0808, 2016
Diplomatic Ties 356: Howard’s
Blues and browns is probably my favourite colour combination, but greys and browns is not far behind. Guess I just like brown. Suit by Eidos Napoli, Drake’s shirt, tie from Howard’s, Shibumi ps and Allen Edmonds shoes. Click on the headline for more pictures.
0408, 2016
Close-up from Diplomatic Ties 355
Pocket square from Drake’s
0408, 2016
Diplomatic Ties 355: Howard’s
Unlined tie in Panama cotton. Great summer tie. After so many years of flat front pants it’s nice to see that pleats have come back in fashion. I never really stopped wearing pleats but for a while it was almost impossible to find unless you went bespoke. Jacket from Caruso, Inglese shirt, Howard’s tie, Drake’s ps, pants from Oscar Jacobson and single monks from Edward Green.