Green-tinted tortoise-shell glasses ($333) pink shirt, critter tie, a jacket fit for an old Italian man, and a early ’90s BMW. That’s living the life right there, right down to the braided leather key fob.
Somebody in the SNL wardrobe department has a crystal ball.
This little wonder very satisfies my desire for a little hidden color.
It’s more suited (har) for the summer, but what can I say? It looks good.
Every layer has a color that matches another layer.
… that’s just as available today as it was in the 60s.
I’m not 100% sold on the flared chinos, but I won’t argue with someone who has a degree in pogonology from the Professor Badass Graduate School of Sartorialism.
Yes, that’s a knit tie! I don’t think you’d see one of those on the 10th floor of the Berlaymont.
Michel Barnier is the European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services, and he’s also commissioned a little break from the usual with a red …
John Hodgman, you are kind of annoying, but you sure do dress well when you’re not in a mac commercial.
With a dress shirt, narrow dark tie, and jeans, it’s what I like to call the ‘JT Hill Look.’
Commission President Barroso’s tie looked like a standard blue and white dot tie in pictures from an event in March, until I found some closeups. …
… for when you want to be a real baller, but not the basketball kind.
It’s a little bit messy, but very classy. Also, is that a Finnish cockade on the lapel? Whatever it is, I like it.
When I saw this bow tie about a month ago, I just about had a heart attack from how excellent it looks.
No really, read this from the press release: [Click to read more]
This Icelandic bow tie is a little strange with the white piping on the outside, making it look sort of like a set of collar bands, but I like it anyway.
…and he looks to be perturbed by a journalist’s question about where he got those rad outer space glasses. Well, duh, Rehn works on the Starship Berlaymont.
Jean-Claude Trichet knows how to do two things: ensure medium-term Eurozone price stability and dress excellently.
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