While I could’ve made this about a beautiful man and beautiful soul, I tried documenting this amazing vintage shirt someone made for someone they loved. Back when people had a custom of personalizing shirts for one another. Strawberries, flowers.. maybe they were an avid gardner.
Miles always brings out treats when I see him. Check what he did to customize the jacket below.
He decorated the collar using an old children’s belt!.
Different buttons add a nice ‘you know this aint a reissue’ detail.
A pocket sewed inside looks to be of denim. i wonder if it was added by the original owner or it came with it..
A rad hacked-off jacket now vest. Love all the tear/wear marks.
I like the way he mixed a workwear jacket under a vintage varsity jacket with Dickies
He bought this Alpha Industries coat about 20 yrs ago. It looks brand new.
Thy’re doing the blankie thing…
Leather shorts!
One of the best looks I saw. Wide wale cords, tasseled loafers and that down hat!!
These down blazers were everywhere, I kinda want one. I like how John is wearing it. Not too dressy.
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Love how casually they wear overcoats!
I do love this classic American look. A duffle (probably not Gloverall, wish it was), crew neck sweater over a turtleneck!
That coat is so boss!
This was the most impressive new collection I saw. m’s braque, from Paris.
That’s a silk tuxedo shirt.
This shirt was the 1s item to grab my attention. Reminds me of an old Nicole Miller tie or Moschino print..
Again, most Americans look costumey. Not Sean, simple DB, spread is a bit dressy, but hey, we are in Florence. I might not have hemmed the jeans, but that’s me. All in all, it’s perfect.
Dude from bstore again. If he was American this would’nt work as well. I dont mean to be so hard on our people, it’s just that the shorter proportions tend to look not as natural. I could do because I’m not tall, but a real man size might have a harder time.
This is one of the 1st times I didnt mind long hair worn with a fedora.
I like how thyre slightly oversizedd, but yet they still fit, open.. He was a hoot to shoot!
An Hermes Mackintosh! I bet neither even have this in their archives!
