“Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months.” ― Oscar Wilde is my favourite quote also Georg Simmel said something like "It appears, that fashion is only fashion, when it stands against every norm"
Congratulations on the 110lb loss. I'm literally half the man I used to be thanks to the KETO LIFESTYLE! Enjoying re-creating my wardrobe thanks to Gentleman's Gazette. 😊😊😊❤
Mom taught me very early on, the difference between fashion and style. She said the latest fashions were usually fads, and called them "faddish". She said faddish clothing would soon become unpopular, and there would likely be a new fad waiting in the wings to take its place. She was correct, as she almost always was, and I am so grateful for the many amazing life lessons she taught me. Mom substituted the word "style" with classic. She said classic style is timeless, and if you choose to purchase outfits based on this, you will always be dressed appropriately, comfortably, and look effortlessly attractive. I was a pre-teen when she began teaching me this approach to shopping for classic and timeless clothing. It will be a year this coming May since our Momma's passing, and we miss her terribly. Thank you Momma for everything! Thank you gentlemen! Great job Kyle! Lisa
I'm 18 and have been watching for about a year. I've learned a lot, but the biggest thing has been, adding a collar is the easiest thing you can do to be more stylish.
While I am not a huge fan of Kyle's style (I lean more towards Raphael's and Preston's), it is by no means off-putting. However, his fit is almost always hard to look at. EVERYTHING seems to be too tight on him. I get that he is a larger muscular man, but that should be even more of an incentive for him to get clothes that fit. His clothes do not emphasize his silhouette, they make it look like someone gave him clothes 2 sizes too small. He should know better.
Ironically, I only embraced classic men’s style in my 20s as a result of it becoming fashionable here in the UK as a direct reaction to Punk in the early Eighties. The best thing about style is being able to wear stuff you wore 10 or 20 years ago (provided it still fits). There may also be an age element to this. Teenagers desperately want to fit in (as countless teen movies show us), which is why you see groups of them all wearing exactly the same thing, like a uniform. It’s only when you hit 40 that you really start not to care what other people think.
Always enjoy watching these videos. Super informative, and gives men an idea of what style is. My Mom said something like "Dressing like a gentleman never goes out of style." She was right! Thanks for what you do and please continue.
Fashion is something everyone else does. Style is what you do. Fashion is useless and irrelevant when it comes to deciding what to wear. Style is your guide to what you want to wear.
Hard to disagree with Bruce Boyer on this subject. Anyone who has the money can buy fashion any time. Style you have to learn and earn. It develops and refines itself.
To quote from Andrew Ramroop: "“The difference between style and fashion is that style will last a lot longer. Fashion is used to discredit what you already have so you can go out and buy something new”
Fashion comes and goes but style is timeless. I appreciate that would be a very short video though! I’ll see those songs and raise you “Checkless Reckless” by Irish band Fontaines DC, with the line “A dilettante is someone who can't tell the difference between fashion and style…”
All solid points Kyle! I think, though, you only briefly touched on what I think is the funamental difference between fashion and style, and which I think deserved to be explored more - namely, that style aims to attract attention to the wearer, and fashion aims to attract attention to the clothing. In this way you might say that style comes to the service of the wearer, whereas the wearer comes to the service of fashion, by advertising those garments. I think this point deserved to be explored a bit more in the video. Peace!
Thanks. I do like very much this practical definition of dated/impersonal fashion vs. timeless/personal style. Although you can adapt fashion garments and accessories to create your own fashionable style. And Raphaël's personal style kind of showcases 40's fashion. So that's definitely not a perfect model, but still a handy way to tell what's what.
Fashion comes and goes with trends. Style is forever. Style will always be eye catching. Fashion tries too hard. Style does what it wants, but in a way that comes together well. In a sense, fashion is dictated and unnatural, while style is creative and natural. Fashion is like most modern art where it doesn't appeal naturally, but people tell themselves that it's amazing because of the herd saying it is. Style is like classic art, appealing naturally to the senses and mind of nearly everyone. Fashion is a splotch of black paint on a white canvas that gets called art by some people. Style is the Greek and Roman statues. Good video rundown of the subject, and the descriptions per section are spot on.
Unlike you gentleman, I’m insulting fashion. The overly baggy, chunky platform sneakers, oversized anything, mixing too many layers of textures and patterns,etc. It’s a mockery of clothing. Anything goes because it’s “artsy” but if everything is art, nothing is art. Have you ever notice that fashion designer usually wear solid colors and modest looking apparel? Maybe they’re seeing what they can get away with.
What you call style I call elegance. Karl Legerfeld had style, Cary Grant had elegance. Style is distinctive, different, individual. All Cary Grant’s clothes were made by the best tailors and he carried them off perfectly, but I wouldn’t say he was stylish.
I think, considering the famous quote, it would be a good time to talk about Yves Saint Laurent. He replaced Christian Dior himself as Dior's protégé at a relatively young age. The biggest accomplishment he made was making off-the-rack clothes acceptable in high society. From what I remember, his predominant goal was just to make people feel comfortable and happy in their clothes. He was known to be very kind and timid. During the Algerian War, he was drafted into the French army, but after a mere twenty days of cruel hazing, he was hospitalized. His later years saw him taking heavy drugs. His doctor knew he was going to die, but decided against telling him, knowing he wouldn't be able to handle it. I think the world would be a much better place with less machoness and more men like Yves Saint Laurent - gentle rather than aggressive, noble rather than selfish, and sensitive rather than full of bravado.
@@The Modern Dandy Hiya Dandy- I agree with you to a certain point, however there always need to be individuals with the intestinal fortitude to make REASONABLE tough decisions. As far as being in the shape we're in as a planet, it's our own fault that it's gotten to this incredibly low point... Because we somehow ALLOW these psychotic Sociopaths to make ARBITRARY decisions for us... The problem with that, is that those decisions usually only benefit the creeps who are making them... Or their Cronies. Speaking of which... Are you ready for the "next" Great Depression? It's just around the corner... If I didn't know any better, I'd say that we'll be worse off than our ancestors were in 1929, here in about another couple of months. Hang in there.
I think style is downstream from fashion. You didn't invent the suits you wear - they were a new fashion at one point. Beau Brummel started a new fashion trend that evolved into the suit. Fashion is the creative engine, some of which can become trendy. Style is about fashions that stand the test of time, and your style is much more personal. Certain fashions have staying power, like a business suit or a little black dress. The fashions that are widely adopted and have staying power become styles. You dress to a certain style and personalize it in your own way, such as always wearing a 3-roll-2 button enclosure and turn-ups, creating your own personal style. What you personally choose from a particular style of clothing and how you implement it is your personal style.
This video just seems like an enormous cope to wear old fashioned clothing more. Just wear it, you don't have to treat clothing as a philosophical subject.
My take: Style and fashion are often used interchangeably, but they actually have different meanings. Style refers to a person's individual way of dressing and expressing themselves through clothing, accessories, and personal grooming. It reflects a person's personality, preferences, and lifestyle. Style is more personal and enduring than fashion, and it is not necessarily tied to current trends. Fashion, on the other hand, refers to the current popular styles and trends in clothing, accessories, and beauty products. It is more transient and often changes seasonally or even more frequently. Fashion is driven by designers, retailers, and media, and it is often influenced by cultural and social trends. In summary, style is an individual expression of one's personality and preferences, while fashion is a collective expression of current trends and styles. -P
Yes, and Mr Crisp also said "Style is being yourself, but on purpose" which I take to mean that classic dressing is not inherently stylish. Classic dressing has to exemplify your nature if it is to be stylish. And our friends on this channel show that very well.
I haven't visited your channel for some time, likely due to Facebook algorithms. . I stumbled upon this video today and have seen some new faces added to your content. I have to say in all honesty, the black gentleman who appears in the bulk of this segment could not be more spot on. Talk about an exceptionally well-written script ! I agreed with EVERYTHING he stated and I also learned a great deal. I'm so glad I clicked on this one and feel welcomed back. Well done Gentleman's Gazette.
A good example would be James Bond. James Bond, as played by multiple actors over the decades, has always dressed in a traditional British style, but has never looked “old fashioned”. James Bond respects classic British style, but does not ignore current fashion trends. Sometimes it works perfectly well, and sometimes it doesn’t. What is, perhaps, most important, is to stick to good, well-balanced proportions that complement your body, and pick a tasteful color palette.
I learned to fish through fashion and find find things that suit my style... I have pieces that were stylish from most every decade of the last century, and I constantly try to find unique ways to blend them together whenever possible
I would say a simple logo-less/minimalistic logo cotton/sporty t-shirt can be a style too, and business wear was a fashion replacing by smart causal. One is representing one’s life of being prepared for most scenario, while another one is following others.
I would disagree style is something that looks stylish on everyone a quality shirt will good on most people if they know how to style it right while a tshirt only looks half good if you have some muscle and can fill it out a good example is asking a skinny person to wear a tshirt they will end up looking homeless and hungry looking due the excess fabric and even if you fit the arms on a tshirt it will make your arms look even skinnier now while skinny people can get a fitted suit and there skinny shape will actually suit it that’s the difference. Style is something that can universally fit most people and make them look good.
Jack is wearing his pocket square in an upside-down puff fold, which you can learn more about here: www.gentlemansgazette.com/how-to-fold-a-pocket-square/?
Is it possible to dress casually, like at home or for hanging out with friends (mid-20s) while still being stylish? I feel like it's hard to be stylish all the time... Btw, your outfit at 11:32 is stunning!
@@charlesockholmes9764 roll up the sleeves and Try a Linen button down collar shirt (like from uniqlo) or an indigo denim button down collar shirt. I have ideas but i dont know what you personally could actually get away with. Denim shirt+ courduroy sportscoat, Jeans+pink O.C.B.D.
Dressing gown/pyjamas underneath with velvet slippers. Hanging out with friends you can go buy a slim fitting puffer jacket very fitted skinny ones and you can wear a shirt and tie and zip the jacket up half way or you can really wear polo shirts and loafers
@@gentlemansgazette Yes but most women love trends/fashion. Men’s suits are essentially the same as they were 100 years ago. While women have all sorts of new clothing they did not wear 100 years ago nor would they now because it would be seen as very dated. That’s all I’m saying.
So many of your videos seem to miss both style and fashion. Many videos you look ridiculously dated, they look like you are trying too hard, contrived and at that point, it's neither fashionable, stylish or tasteful.
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“Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months.”
― Oscar Wilde is my favourite quote
also Georg Simmel said something like "It appears, that fashion is only fashion, when it stands against every norm"
I’m thankful to have fashion or style at this point. Lost 110 pounds, found this channel, and now I’m unstoppable 💪🏻
💪 💪
Congrats 🎉
Congratulations on the 110lb loss. I'm literally half the man I used to be thanks to the KETO LIFESTYLE! Enjoying re-creating my wardrobe thanks to Gentleman's Gazette. 😊😊😊❤
@@samanthab1923 thank you so very much 🙏🏻
@@LatimusChadimus i appreciate you
Mom taught me very early on, the difference between fashion and style. She said the latest fashions were usually fads, and called them "faddish". She said faddish clothing would soon become unpopular, and there would likely be a new fad waiting in the wings to take its place. She was correct, as she almost always was, and I am so grateful for the many amazing life lessons she taught me. Mom substituted the word "style" with classic. She said classic style is timeless, and if you choose to purchase outfits based on this, you will always be dressed appropriately, comfortably, and look effortlessly attractive. I was a pre-teen when she began teaching me this approach to shopping for classic and timeless clothing. It will be a year this coming May since our Momma's passing, and we miss her terribly. Thank you Momma for everything!
Thank you gentlemen!
Great job Kyle!
Lisa
Your mum taught you well, bless her soul.
I'm sorry to hear about your momma's passing. That was a beautiful lesson, she sounded like a wonderful person, and I wish the best for you in life.
@@spaghettiking7312 Thank you dear! She certainly was a great lady!
My mom passed unexpectedly at age 60 in 2020. You never get over a losing a loving mother. No one can replace her.
@@domepiece11 Totally agree. So sorry for your loss.
I'm 18 and have been watching for about a year. I've learned a lot, but the biggest thing has been, adding a collar is the easiest thing you can do to be more stylish.
That is true and has been my experience too 👍
While I am not a huge fan of Kyle's style (I lean more towards Raphael's and Preston's), it is by no means off-putting. However, his fit is almost always hard to look at. EVERYTHING seems to be too tight on him. I get that he is a larger muscular man, but that should be even more of an incentive for him to get clothes that fit. His clothes do not emphasize his silhouette, they make it look like someone gave him clothes 2 sizes too small. He should know better.
I Honestly agree. His style is not bad or off-putting, his clothes are simply too tight!
Ironically, I only embraced classic men’s style in my 20s as a result of it becoming fashionable here in the UK as a direct reaction to Punk in the early Eighties. The best thing about style is being able to wear stuff you wore 10 or 20 years ago (provided it still fits). There may also be an age element to this. Teenagers desperately want to fit in (as countless teen movies show us), which is why you see groups of them all wearing exactly the same thing, like a uniform. It’s only when you hit 40 that you really start not to care what other people think.
*FASHION* = wasting your money
*STYLE* = an investment
so true
Fashion can be taken away, style can't. Fashion is trend or a brand, style is personalized¡♤🙌🏽🙏🏽
I personally love the style of everyone in this channel, but especially Preston’s slim fit suits and bow ties with a slick side part
Your fit is too tight. Just a thought
Always enjoy watching these videos. Super informative, and gives men an idea of what style is. My Mom said something like "Dressing like a gentleman never goes out of style." She was right! Thanks for what you do and please continue.
Thank you for your support!
Fashion is something everyone else does. Style is what you do. Fashion is useless and irrelevant when it comes to deciding what to wear. Style is your guide to what you want to wear.
"Fashion is what goes out of fashion." Coco Chanel.
This is the issue with women’s clothes. Finding classics is nearly impossible. It’s all garbage fast fashion.
Hard to disagree with Bruce Boyer on this subject.
Anyone who has the money can buy fashion any time. Style you have to learn and earn. It develops and refines itself.
To quote from Andrew Ramroop: "“The difference between style and fashion is that style will last a lot longer. Fashion is used to discredit what you already have so you can go out and buy something new”
Fashion comes and goes but style is timeless. I appreciate that would be a very short video though!
I’ll see those songs and raise you “Checkless Reckless” by Irish band Fontaines DC, with the line “A dilettante is someone who can't tell the difference between fashion and style…”
can we see more of raphael, and less of the others please?
Kyle the Style is back to help us know what's what
sometimes, the real style were the friends we made along the way
“When you wear lapels like the swellest of swells, you can pass any mirror and, smile” - Ol’ blue eyes
No matter how determined, fashion can't be carried past its life cycle --- while, no matter how indifferent, style will never have a life cycle.
All solid points Kyle! I think, though, you only briefly touched on what I think is the funamental difference between fashion and style, and which I think deserved to be explored more - namely, that style aims to attract attention to the wearer, and fashion aims to attract attention to the clothing. In this way you might say that style comes to the service of the wearer, whereas the wearer comes to the service of fashion, by advertising those garments. I think this point deserved to be explored a bit more in the video. Peace!
Enjoyable, informative, and insightful. Thanks for providing.
Thanks. I do like very much this practical definition of dated/impersonal fashion vs. timeless/personal style. Although you can adapt fashion garments and accessories to create your own fashionable style. And Raphaël's personal style kind of showcases 40's fashion. So that's definitely not a perfect model, but still a handy way to tell what's what.
Style is learned. A great comment.
You guys are just awesome! Thanks for posting this!
I like the internet meme that summarized the difference: "Fashion says "Me too!". Style says "Only me.""
The songs you used in the beggining to differentiate between style and fashion made the heart in the music nerd in me sing.
Great video! Thanks Sir! 😊
Fashion is something that you Buy.
STYLE is something that you HAVE or HAVE NOT.
Fashion comes and goes with trends. Style is forever. Style will always be eye catching. Fashion tries too hard. Style does what it wants, but in a way that comes together well. In a sense, fashion is dictated and unnatural, while style is creative and natural. Fashion is like most modern art where it doesn't appeal naturally, but people tell themselves that it's amazing because of the herd saying it is. Style is like classic art, appealing naturally to the senses and mind of nearly everyone. Fashion is a splotch of black paint on a white canvas that gets called art by some people. Style is the Greek and Roman statues.
Good video rundown of the subject, and the descriptions per section are spot on.
Unlike you gentleman, I’m insulting fashion. The overly baggy, chunky platform sneakers, oversized anything, mixing too many layers of textures and patterns,etc. It’s a mockery of clothing. Anything goes because it’s “artsy” but if everything is art, nothing is art.
Have you ever notice that fashion designer usually wear solid colors and modest looking apparel? Maybe they’re seeing what they can get away with.
What you call style I call elegance. Karl Legerfeld had style, Cary Grant had elegance. Style is distinctive, different, individual. All Cary Grant’s clothes were made by the best tailors and he carried them off perfectly, but I wouldn’t say he was stylish.
Kyle: "We're not trying to insult or degrade fashion"
Also Kyle: *proceeds to completely spitroast fashion for 13 minutes*
These fish neckties are the best.
They're a great catch, right? 😉🐟
I think, considering the famous quote, it would be a good time to talk about Yves Saint Laurent. He replaced Christian Dior himself as Dior's protégé at a relatively young age. The biggest accomplishment he made was making off-the-rack clothes acceptable in high society. From what I remember, his predominant goal was just to make people feel comfortable and happy in their clothes. He was known to be very kind and timid.
During the Algerian War, he was drafted into the French army, but after a mere twenty days of cruel hazing, he was hospitalized. His later years saw him taking heavy drugs. His doctor knew he was going to die, but decided against telling him, knowing he wouldn't be able to handle it.
I think the world would be a much better place with less machoness and more men like Yves Saint Laurent - gentle rather than aggressive, noble rather than selfish, and sensitive rather than full of bravado.
@@The Modern Dandy
Hiya Dandy-
I agree with you to a certain point, however there always need to be individuals with the intestinal fortitude to make REASONABLE tough decisions.
As far as being in the shape we're in as a planet, it's our own fault that it's gotten to this incredibly low point... Because we somehow ALLOW these psychotic Sociopaths to make ARBITRARY decisions for us... The problem with that, is that those decisions usually only benefit the creeps who are making them... Or their Cronies.
Speaking of which... Are you ready for the "next" Great Depression?
It's just around the corner... If I didn't know any better, I'd say that we'll be worse off than our ancestors were in 1929, here in about another couple of months.
Hang in there.
agreed
I think style is downstream from fashion. You didn't invent the suits you wear - they were a new fashion at one point. Beau Brummel started a new fashion trend that evolved into the suit. Fashion is the creative engine, some of which can become trendy.
Style is about fashions that stand the test of time, and your style is much more personal. Certain fashions have staying power, like a business suit or a little black dress. The fashions that are widely adopted and have staying power become styles. You dress to a certain style and personalize it in your own way, such as always wearing a 3-roll-2 button enclosure and turn-ups, creating your own personal style. What you personally choose from a particular style of clothing and how you implement it is your personal style.
This video just seems like an enormous cope to wear old fashioned clothing more.
Just wear it, you don't have to treat clothing as a philosophical subject.
You should start a dedicated segment called "Kyle Style" showing tips of your own personal style. I'd watch that!
Well said, gents.
Hey Kyle. I am going to buy my first suit for a legal job. Do you have any advice for me? I really don't know much about suits.
I really hope you guys continue the lil in office jokes about/with one another. Great comedic relief in these videos!
So I have worked it out - I am NOT into fashion, but I am interested in style.
My take:
Style and fashion are often used interchangeably, but they actually have different meanings.
Style refers to a person's individual way of dressing and expressing themselves through clothing, accessories, and personal grooming. It reflects a person's personality, preferences, and lifestyle. Style is more personal and enduring than fashion, and it is not necessarily tied to current trends.
Fashion, on the other hand, refers to the current popular styles and trends in clothing, accessories, and beauty products. It is more transient and often changes seasonally or even more frequently. Fashion is driven by designers, retailers, and media, and it is often influenced by cultural and social trends.
In summary, style is an individual expression of one's personality and preferences, while fashion is a collective expression of current trends and styles.
-P
Style never goes out of fashion
Good solid advice!
Fashion is how you dress for other people and style is how you dress for yourself.
As Quentin Crisp so eloquently put it - Dressing fashionably is like signing a petition, dressing stylishly is like issuing a manifesto...
Yes, and Mr Crisp also said "Style is being yourself, but on purpose" which I take to mean that classic dressing is not inherently stylish. Classic dressing has to exemplify your nature if it is to be stylish. And our friends on this channel show that very well.
Great job guy's Would you consider a clip on mens walking stick/canes?
I haven't visited your channel for some time, likely due to Facebook algorithms. . I stumbled upon this video today and have seen some new faces added to your content. I have to say in all honesty, the black gentleman who appears in the bulk of this segment could not be more spot on. Talk about an exceptionally well-written script ! I agreed with EVERYTHING he stated and I also learned a great deal. I'm so glad I clicked on this one and feel welcomed back. Well done Gentleman's Gazette.
A good example would be James Bond. James Bond, as played by multiple actors over the decades, has always dressed in a traditional British style, but has never looked “old fashioned”. James Bond respects classic British style, but does not ignore current fashion trends. Sometimes it works perfectly well, and sometimes it doesn’t.
What is, perhaps, most important, is to stick to good, well-balanced proportions that complement your body, and pick a tasteful color palette.
just love this video ! congrats guys
Some one once said " fashion is what's other...style is what you do with it".
I learned to fish through fashion and find find things that suit my style... I have pieces that were stylish from most every decade of the last century, and I constantly try to find unique ways to blend them together whenever possible
I knew I had style when I started getting compliments from people of all ages from young kids to old people.
The irony of fashion is that it is not fashioned. Style > fashion.
Look at Wynton Marsalis. He’s worn classic suits his whole career and never looks out of date.
fashion is what the society craved, style is a what a person carry.
Style is what I like. Fashion is what everyone else likes.
I love the fashion industry. I’m reading about Karl Lagerfeld. M.
What did Cary Grant mean by "overly conservative"?
Excessively conventional or traditional
MC Hammer…Fashion…apparently!
Sir Ian McKellen…Style!
Sir Ian McKellen is legend!
Instead of bending to fashion you bend fashion to your style.
Awesome video ❗💯
I would say a simple logo-less/minimalistic logo cotton/sporty t-shirt can be a style too, and business wear was a fashion replacing by smart causal. One is representing one’s life of being prepared for most scenario, while another one is following others.
I would disagree style is something that looks stylish on everyone a quality shirt will good on most people if they know how to style it right while a tshirt only looks half good if you have some muscle and can fill it out a good example is asking a skinny person to wear a tshirt they will end up looking homeless and hungry looking due the excess fabric and even if you fit the arms on a tshirt it will make your arms look even skinnier now while skinny people can get a fitted suit and there skinny shape will actually suit it that’s the difference. Style is something that can universally fit most people and make them look good.
"Fashion is like signing a petition, Style is issuing a manifesto." ...Quentin Crisp
Nice work 👍
At 0:35 what’s the name of the pocket square fold by the man wearing sunglasses
Jack is wearing his pocket square in an upside-down puff fold, which you can learn more about here: www.gentlemansgazette.com/how-to-fold-a-pocket-square/?
Is it possible to dress casually, like at home or for hanging out with friends (mid-20s) while still being stylish? I feel like it's hard to be stylish all the time...
Btw, your outfit at 11:32 is stunning!
yes, wear a madras short sleeved button up with chinos or khakis and a braided leather brown belt with brass buckle
@@carbonado2432 Nice! Thanks!
@@charlesockholmes9764 roll up the sleeves and Try a Linen button down collar shirt (like from uniqlo) or an indigo denim button down collar shirt. I have ideas but i dont know what you personally could actually get away with. Denim shirt+ courduroy sportscoat, Jeans+pink O.C.B.D.
Dressing gown/pyjamas underneath with velvet slippers. Hanging out with friends you can go buy a slim fitting puffer jacket very fitted skinny ones and you can wear a shirt and tie and zip the jacket up half way or you can really wear polo shirts and loafers
Fashion is for women.
Style is for men.
Style is for women too. At the end it is each individual to their own
@@gentlemansgazette Yes but most women love trends/fashion. Men’s suits are essentially the same as they were 100 years ago. While women have all sorts of new clothing they did not wear 100 years ago nor would they now because it would be seen as very dated. That’s all I’m saying.
Men has always loved fashion
Boys have fashion
Men have style
And gentlemen has swag
When I listen this guy I always fall a sleep. Try to get LIFE at your speech. Do not be bu bu bu.
So many of your videos seem to miss both style and fashion. Many videos you look ridiculously dated, they look like you are trying too hard, contrived and at that point, it's neither fashionable, stylish or tasteful.
5:38 is that Bellerin?
Yes
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