I remember when Obama used to make speeches and Joe would be sitting behind, clearly in another world.
Yeah - that’s like when Trump was looking around the room for Fredrick Douglas to give him credit for his contribution to some civil rights Bill.
Burtons, 1989, I remember it well.
American culture is too decadent for export now. It won't get traction, some stoic attempts in the UK, which led to one of the BLM leaders getting shot in the head. Starmer's had a go kneeling and all of that stuff. 'Nuff said.
His sidekick wasn't much better, did you see Kamala with the marines and her punchline '''....and he did too.''
Which one is Sarto?
Yes, not a disagreeable look, but too contrived: elegance is also about confidence and comfort.
Also pocket square + flower. It’s as if he is exhausting all accessory possibilities, at once
And a cravat?
The palette of the whole ensemble is just off.
Do the people who wear this shit have any idea how bad they look? They actually look poor, these clothes, are the clothes I associate with those who are on-their-arses.
And let me tell you those who are actually on their arse and homeless don’t have any time for those who dress down to that level. Especially if it’s an attempt at solidarity.
The Lidl thermal wear/tracksuit look. I've often wondered who buys that stuff, whilst getting my locally grown and procured fresh vegetables from them.
To be fair, these people haven't seen what we've seen. The last time I saw someone like that they were outside a Tesco Express furtively waiting for the man. Right leg shaking in anticipation of the latest batch of Pakistani skag.
That is fucking awful...
Replete with dark gray patches on the pants where they've likely pissed (on) themselves.
It's sad to see this degradation of customs nowadays: this attire should be only allowed at home or in gym.
Well, Halston, is, as they say, on-trend at the moment.
"He looks like a still, that man is dressed to kill"
