Men’s style
“Most traditions are just a succession of bad habits…lesser actors imitating the affectations of bigger ones…I don’t believe in tradition I believe in the living practice of things.” -Orson Welles
Style is seen in the living practice of things. It has no heritage, no father, no paradigm, it simply is.
Great dressers have style before they ever step into the tailors or a shop, where they go to buy clothes. You cannot buy style. No one can make it, craft or package it. It has nothing to do with your physique or tailoring manuals. It has to do with you.
Published: 15 February 2010 - Written by Michael Alden in section: Uncategorized
Funny, I watched that movie again the other week and kept noticing the clothes.
The gentlemen in The Third Man are arguably the most dashing fellows in the history of film. Mayebe outfitted by Knize?
Harry Lime……a brilliant performance in one of the greatest movies ever made…..it’s actually quite a small part but Lime is omnipresent throughout