The Sartorialist

It’s a bold look. The simple white shirt and black tie contrast with the busy pants. Interesting look. I would prefer the pants to be a tad longer though.

I like his take on wearing madras trousers. As if he took off his suit trouser and threw these on (leaving on the shirt/tie and shoes). If it was not jeans, or old chinos, it was madras. Dressy/Casual.

Hmmm, I’m not sure of the black shoes. Perhaps loafers instead?

madras no more…old navy has colonized these guys for summer and soon you won’t be able to bear the sight of them.

Woah, those trousers … I think they’re giving me a panic attack.

Looks like Army camouflage to me.

This guy pulls off madras without even a wiff of Old Navy or J.Crew. Quite amazing, really.

For some reason I feel like he is channeling Bruce Willis and it is frightening me. Bruce is a tough dude, but when paired with Madras, let’s just say I’m not “die hard” for this look.

the pants are wearing him, not the other way round.

Anon nailed it when he said Old Navy has landed. However this guy is still enough ahead of the curve to pull it off, and it’s pants, not a poorly fit short sleeve button up. Fresh.

Ralph Lauren’s… I love it!!! What a lesson of style and bolderness. A man who dare with those pants has a great personalyty. Congratulations.

The guy looks a little uptight to be wearing them. I see madras as a more relaxed preppy look. its interesting though but not my taste or style.

Same as the popped collar. Some people can do it and others look foolish. I agree, madras are more casual and laid-back. That shirt buttoned to the top and the thin black tie are far too formal. Couple madras pants with Sperry Topsiders and a Ralph Lauren polo. Depending on the series (Blake, Regeant, Classic, Oxford or Yarmouth) a Ralph Lauren button-down will compliment very well.

looks…more like….Nick Wooster