The Sartorialist

Whats mad about him?…Look’s cool to me…X

A reference to the TV show I suspect….Very nice suit/pocket square by the way, and the glasses work well. Hey Sart – ever thought about doing something on glasses/spectacles? As a short-sighter reader I would very much lke to hear your thoughts on this accessory.

anon 9:35…its a reference to the television show “Mad Men”.

He look great. I like the fit of his suit for his body. Very nice pocket square.

Ryan Mac

Those glasses are fantastic, as is the way he arches his brow. Wonderful!

love the looks on Mad Men, dark suits and skinny ties and the hallmark 60s accessory the cigarette

He means business! I like the colour of his tie with the texture/colour of his suit. Sorta reminds me of Clark Kent….

Oh,no,no,no….The shirt’s pocket…and with a pen…this make him look cheap.

He looks wonderful. Certainly much better than the dynamic diaper duo. What is the name of this ‘cut’ or ‘type’ of suit. It’s incredible in it’s understated style. Yea for 50′s fashion. I hope to see a Mad Men fashion trend among the stripped shirt and untucked crowd. Hmmm…well hope does float eternal.

I third or fourth to eyeglasses idea. Especially tortoise shell.

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My goodness, he is amazing! I love the way every single thing adds to the effect–the glasses, the fountain pen. Even (and I can’t believe I’m saying this, because I’m a fanatical non-smoker) his cigarette.

yes, just like “Mad Men” – a cool early 60′s inspired look. i remember my dad dressing like this, but he definitely did not look cool!

great, he has a touch of the CIA in him. like his tie!

That’s right … American style influencing the Italians.

what color is that suit?

This reminds me of police detective, but at the apperal his outfit reminds me of something from the 50′s. He does look like a professional of some sorts. Great shot none the less.

Jeff

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In reference to 10.39…I wouldn’t know about this show since I don’t have a telly…Thanx anyway…X

Very chic!

He needs a tie bar.

Absolutely genius in that the suit looks M-t-M, but could have possibly been off the rack. He has a frame for making suits look good. It kind of throws me back to old Godzilla movies in that so many of the men in those films were dressed so well. There could be fashion references for seasons on end from Godzilla vs. Mothra alone.

The convination is perfect… tie, suit, glasses…. Tell me what’s left?

Suddenly I’m hearing the theme for the original “Dragnet.” That’s the look, isn’t it?

Skinny ties and narrow lapels pin down the decade this came from, but I like it a lot more than huge wide ties and wide lapels. Wouldn’t be a bad thing for neatly-suited and neatly-coiffed men to come into fashion again.

Love this. So well put together. I wish i could see the shoes but i can only imagine.

This guy is super cool. He’s mastered the thing that every guy wishes for — being dressed up, but looking casual and up for anything. The 50s/60s skinny suit/tie thing is apt for this, since it doesn’t leave a lot of extra fabric flouncing around for no reason.

To anon 1:03:
That was my initial thought as well. Probably because of his movies “In the Mood for Love” and “2046″ which were both set in the 60′s.

The suit, tie and pen in the pocket yes, but it’s all about the glasses. Perfection!

wow. what a fantastic look

for me, a typical japanese business man with good fashion consciousness…

sexy guy – caught my attention.

- james

Great look! The eyeglass frames work really well with the overall look and his face.