Zeph ran into one of his cronies from the time he spent two semesters in Florence. Jon is grinning, thinking “nice try, bro.” What a jerk.
Pitti Uomo Day 4: Nick Wooster and Nice Try, Bro.
Zeph mediating a conversation about street style between Nick Wooster and Nice Try, Bro. Nick gave me the 50 Cent Challenge, basically saying that if I get more reblogs and street style photos than him that he would retire from the game. Of course, I was in sportswear on Day 4, so Wooster was feeling confident.
In all seriousness, though: what a dope dude.
Sean Hotchkiss of the GQ Eye has nothing to worry about rolling around Pitti with his gloves hanging out of his backpack. People in $3000 suits do not jack $200 gloves. COME ON!
After 9:00 p.m., Gilli is bellowing with greaseball paisans. I can’t think of a place in New York City that rivals it in steeziness—you could probably experience a style upgrade through osmosis just by standing across the street.
Juan from Monitaly will also be at (capsule) New York this week. He’s an LA cat that’s never been out to New York before, so we’ll probably get him drunk and shit.
In any event, you’d be hard pressed to not hear someone mutter the words “Monitaly” this week at Pitti. Some of the most interesting collars I’ve ever seen—buttons on buttons on buttons.
Yuketen cordovan longwings and various boots—if you’ll be at (capsule) New York this Monday, pop into the booth and give a holler to Ryan. Not only is he really, really knowledgeable, he’s one hell of a cheerful, interesting dude, too.
Nice one, Dan.
Another look featuring that donegal Stetson driving cap. As featured here.
-SB
The Style Blogger…not at Pitti.
(Source: sbdaily)
Whattap to all my Deutscheland bitches—GQ Germany showing some love.
Lawrence and Zeph on their way to tell the groundskeeper of the Duomo that Filippo Brunelleschi didn’t design it quite swaggy enough.
