AMERICANA VERSUS ITALIAN STYLE

Via these pictures it's easy to understand the difference between American style and Italian style. Italians wear and combine classic menswear in a new way. Americans are using classics from workwear, army and prep schools to update their wardrobe.

I love the first picture with Mr. Prep, Dad's Army and the blue collar man. (pics via Guerreisms)

LUCKY NUMBER 7

The famous number 7 tie. 

The tie, which has been snapped by street fashion bloggers from acorss the globe, is usually made of wool or wool and cashmere and features a hand-embroidered number 7 on the front of the tie. The story is that the tie was made 3 years ago. Signor Lino Ieluzzi from the famous Al Bazar store in Milan, always had an affiliation with the number 7, he was born on the 7th of October and had found many lucky encounters with the number 7 in his lifetime. The ties are almost always made from cloths other than silk. Signor Lino much prefers cashmere, wool and linen blends for ties over pure silks. (pic via guerreisms)

GUERRE FOR GQ JAPAN

Karl Edwin Guerre shoots the guys in the streets of Milan for GQ Japan.

GUERRE DID IT AGAIN

Guerre from Guerreisms posted some pics on his blog of MRket show New York. 

MRket is a global fashion trade show for menswear brands. Representing the best in classic and contemporary clothing, sportswear, accessories and outerwear from the US and abroad. 

LOOK THROUGH THE EYES OF MR.GUERRE

Mister who? Mr. Karl Edwin Guerre, he is the man behind the great pictures on www.guerreisms.com.

He has a keen eye for details and for sure he is a shoe fetish. Please check out his site and put it in your favorites.

ARE YOU READY FOR THEM?

The countdown has started, just 15 days before Pitti Uomo 2012. On the picture the most famous bloggers, like The Sartorialist, Mister Mort, Tommy Ton & Guerreisms. These guys are ready to hunt you down and shoot the Peacocks of the coming Fashion Fairs. Most of the Peacocks already know what to wear sprezzatura @ Pitti and what kind of workwear @ Bread & Butter. Do you already know what to wear on the coming Fashion Fairs?