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This dude is my favorite regular on this site. He looks like trendy Jesus. Also, his head is ginormous!

There's some kind of wrinkle-effect going on with his attire!
I'm digging his sunglasses-i'll be needing a pair of those!

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cool man, but doesn't he ever get tired of that hair cut?

this is so funny! and i like it!
love the tie!

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That pale brown/tan color is perfect for this guy's hair and beard color. And the slightly rumpled looks of the wrinkles works oddly well for him!

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That pale brown/tan color is perfect for this guy's hair and beard color. And the slightly rumpled looks of the wrinkles works oddly well for him!

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that's the men style I love! great!
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Very nice. It needs to be ironed, but it's still very nice.

Jessica.

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Sharp look and very well-groomed. I did a double take on the wrinkled suit, it's OK ;-)

Nice shades!

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man with style, I like!

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I saw this guy in the Tate. The first time I passed him I said out loud to a friend that he was a famous person, and he winked at me. Then I saw him again and it looked like he was writing down every name from a huge list of famous artists on a wall near the escalators. He looked exactly the same except he was rocking a blue blazer, some rolled up khakis and I think some sneakers. His head is truly large, and it doesn't help that he is actually rather short.

I don't mind natural wrinkles in fabric, but the sleeves look forced and trying to hard wrinkled. He's still quite a dapper guy though.

You've featured him before, haven't you? I like his style.

The good:
1. The shades
2. The beard (I hope the trend lasts, I wish his was a little trimmer though)
3. The hair (nice length, & guys look good in slick styles, as the vintage photos prove)
4. The colors (suit, tie, shirt, etc. They suit his face, his hair color, the background and the sunny day.)
5. The tie
6. The tie/shirt color combo (I like the whole tone-on-tone thing, even if it's not cool to like it)
5. The double-breasted suit
6. His profile
7. His attitude

The IMO not-so-good:
1. The wrinkles (sorry, just a little too much)
2. The cut of the suit (a little too baggy for my taste, though in my world there would be room for all type of cuts: slim/skinny, wider/more relaxed, etc.)

The interesting:
1. His tie is slim and his lapels are wide. That goes against conventional advice (i.e. match tie and lapel width) but here it works. Maybe matching the tie color to the shirt helps.

Sorry for rambling. Great blog!

Great suit, great color.
His head seems disproportionately large for body and size of hands.

I love his hair. And his glasses. The rest is great too though.

Seriously folks: poplin in the Summer is a wrinkly suit. It's supposed to be that way. Jesus, were all of you raised wearing nuke-proof polyester?

He's stylish, fashionable, and the embodiment of sprezz… Enjoy it.

The shirt/tie tone-on-tone allow the focus to be on the suit, where it should be!

I don't care for this shade of brown in the summer. Autumn-yes. Spring-yes. Summer-no.

Leaves are waaaaaaaay too wrinkled. They look like tobacco leaves.

Suit jacket looks ill-fitting.

His beard looks too hot (as in temperature-wise, not coolness) for this time of year.

not a fan of the wrinkles. My mother would disown me if she saw me outside the house in a suit as wrinkly as that one.

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Nice suit! It's perfect or people who don't like ironing!!! Isn't it?

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Hey looks so cool, really very fantastic shades…..

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gorgeous look!
and the photo, too!
even the wrinkles look awesome.
were they made on purpose?

i loveeeee everything about this .

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Beards are deadly. Should be more of them. He wins on beard factor alone. Suit – meh.
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wow! nice!

Just as I may say… Fantastic!

Do you guys love everything? This is a disgrace on wearing a DB suit with such ugly creases.

wore hard and put up wet. wrinkles are not to be worn.

Love the list 'anonymous'!!! Great blog as always- like this guy's poise. X

I'm absolutely proud of him! A real gentleman.

relaxed, yet a classic look. Anyone know what kind of glasses. sharp.

he's just trying too hard. The hair, the glasses, the beard, the suit, the buttons…the wrinkles! Any ONE of these would have made a statement.

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The glasses might be Moscot Lemtosh

Gorgeous!!

It's like he went swimming in his suit, and it dried a bit snug and wrinkly…

from what i've seen of Fabrizio's other outfits, he wouldn't be happy unless he was pushing the boundaries of conventional taste.

When a supposedly relaxed look becomes ostentatious is not good.

He would be cool in a fitted linen suit.

lovin the wrinkle suit, not sure if I would wear it myself but i would get out of the house faster.
The tie and shades are sick and are what make him such and interesting specimen.

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No. Rumpled is one thing. The unlikely vertical creases along the sleeves make me think this is calculated. Back to remedial maths class for this guy.

Love the wrinkly fabric of the suit–it's perfect for a hot, humid summer day & looks great with the classic shirt and pale tie, and he's sharp enough that the look is clearly intentional. The fabric would look even better and summery-er, though, deployed in a single-breasted jacket with lighter buttons (preferably worn open).

I think that tightening the line of the beard (specifically by shaving the neck & bringing the cheek line down a bit) would highlight his features & balance the above-the-neck proportions a bit better.

jaws!

Fun Shades!

if only his suit was ironed. his glasses are awesome!

He looks like a paper bag.

The suit is too much for me! Even if it might be linen, I am not digging the wrinkles, especially the sleeves. Also the lapels look huge to me!
Pretty 'thought-provoking' shot anyway, cheers Scott.

I've posted before on this, but probably a couple of years ago. I'm fine with wrinkles, and I think the fashion world and thus fashion followers are way too wrinkle avoidant. As a wrinkled linen wearer (I think it's stupid to iron a linen shirt/blouse and wrinkle it within seconds of putting it on), I've noticed disapproving stares. Luckily, I'm old enough to shine that all on.

it’ very coooooolllllll!!!!

pretty sure i have the same glasses. if not they are very similar – by kurt geiger.

that many wrinkles aren’t an accident or an oversight. they’re his statement, and it’s a bold one, and i like it. it’s a successful counterpoint to what would be an uptight and too formal look if the suit was perfectly ironed. it’s practiced nonchalance and iconoclasm–an expensive suit worn wrinkled flouts convention. the wrinkles and the beard add texture. it’s not a look for a conservative office, but perfect for walking through the Louvre. if i saw him there i’d look at him more than the pictures. it’s a confident, fun, and unique look.