BUCKLE UP, IT AIN'T A LAW!

If you buy yourself a new belt, make sure that you buy it one size bigger, so you can knot it, instead of use all of your belt loops. This trend was spotted by Tommy Ton during the Pitti Uomo in Florence.

CRAZY OR ......COOL?

 

AM I READY FOR THIS?

 

Okay, I'm ready to wear white Bucks with a brickred sole with jeans and chino's. But to wear bucks with these "Mondriaan" colors I'm not sure.

MAN AT THE PITTI PART TWO

 

Tommy Ton shot some nice details at the Pitti Uomo. It's clear what the trends are, Chino's, Denim Shirts, Double Breasted Blazers and Camouflage Shorts worn with a Navy Blazer.

COPY CAT

Picture by Tommy Ton

Picture by The Sartorialist

The Sartorialist posted end of May this picture as his inspiration to go to the Pitti Fair, and guess what

Tommy Ton shot a picture of a guy wearing "the outfit" He is a real Copy Cat.

MAN AT THE PITTI

The guys, at the Pitti Uomo Fair do their upmost to get photograped by the Sartorialist or by Tommy Ton, who made these pictures for GQ USA

GREEN

 

 

Didn't I told you!!

"This shot captures two of the biggest trends I've seen on the gentleman of Pitti Uomo this season. First, green as an impact color. I don't know if it's just me or if all the really cool guys seem to be working a dash of green into their best looks lately.

Second, turtlenecks in every proportion. Either big and chunky and worn with a peacoat/ parka or slim and sleek and worn with a suit or sportscoat." This picture and comment was posted by The Sartorialist.

PITTI UOMO FALL2010

The guys from Brunello Cucinelli,beautiful colorstory

"New Ivy League" by GANT

English Dandy by Hackett

“There’s clearly two distinct things going on from a trend perspective: What the Japanese like Haversack are doing with the vintage American worker idea, and the new Ivy League,” said Saks Fifth Avenue vice president and men’s fashion director Eric Jennings. “I see that over and over here. I think Gant is doing it best. Henry Cotton’s and Woolrich look great too. In Europe, they get very logo-heavy in the Ivy League look, but we’re staying away from that.”