Showing posts with label Fine Tailoring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fine Tailoring. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 November 2011

Bloomin 'eck its getting cold...




Time for the winter wrap up! Gone are the days of excitedly regurgitating the fact that this is the hottest November on record for ages to whomever will politely pretend they haven't heard the newsflash already, a 'proper' coat is needed. Single or double breasted, sheerling is a winter winner.


Pay attention:





Burberry Prorsum (who have recently seen a massive growth in sales of late) proves classic luxury fabrications and heritage design are key to executing this stylish trend. Easy to do with a rabbit draped around ones neck, giving this wool and cashmere blend overcoat shear pazzazz.





Not to be outdone by the Brits, not that fashion is a competition or anything, The largest cashmere manufacturers globally, Loro Piani have made dolly into a delectable suede and 100% lamb skin coat. This must feel amazing to wear! One can dream...







Bringing up the shear, sorry... rear good old Ralphy (Purple Label) has brought us this deliciously dark Spanish sheerling made in Italy. I think Del Boy and Rodders will agree that dark and lovely is the way to go with sheep lined coats, Only Fools and Horses would disagree.







All available at Mr Porter

N.B. No sheep were harmed in the process of creating this blog post. Similarly, no comedians were paid for the poor puns.

Saturday, 2 January 2010

Prada, Tom Ford, Casely Hayford




THE FORMAL MAN
Modeled by Robert Rae (What a great name)

Tuesday, 8 September 2009

From your staple mens high street fashion retailer...

which one has deserted as of late...

Topman LTD

Created by in-house designers with an emphasis on design, detail, fabric and finish to produce a sophisticated luxe collection at an affordable price

Sartorial Flare from NYC

Courtesy of Swagger 360It's alot

Thursday, 3 September 2009

Two tone tailoring

By Trussardi 1911

If I could I would have the whole outfit down to the shoes! Look at that bag!!!!!





The second image is more about the photography than the fashion