The art of thoroughly sloppy

Capes, montgomery, coats all with vintage cut in timeless plaid and tweed, restore the classic values ​​of masculine style. The same values ​​apply to accessories with leather briefcases, oxfords and wide ties. The game of impressions is judged on the details with tie bars that hold the tie and a handkerchief on the lapel.

They call it “Sprezzatura” and it is exactly this spontaneously stylish, unpretentiously elegant that you do not need to try if you have a sharp sense of taste

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An Italian wants to look exactly like that (even if he has spent 5 hours in front of his mirror until he succeeds).

The color is unisex

Rejecting that conservative view that bright, light colors are only for women and that men should wear dark clothes to look masculine, the Italians “reopened” them without spin and taboo from blouse to shoe and accessories , without questioning their manhood in the slightest.

Smart layering

The typical well-dressed Italian does not overdo it with the layers in his outfit. Yes, it will wear bright colors and it can combine something plaid with something polka dot, but it will not wear many things on top of each other . And if he does, he will use clothes with a classic aura.

Swimwear is clothing

And not underwear so that you give priority to comfort and not to appearance. The high design in swimwear – women and men – is something we also owe to the Italians
If you take a look at photos taken on the streets of Milan and Florence on the occasion of Pitti Uomo and Fashion Week, you will see countless people indulging in shocking street style, posing “press” spontaneously like fashion professionals. Is; Most of them do not. These are amateur fashionistas who just know how to stand up or walk in a way that exudes a lot of style . We do not know if they really have elegance in their DNA, but certainly the Italians are rightly considered the kings of the genre.

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