Your content is spot on Patrick and Yes Roman Holiday has a special place in my heart too . Elegant style is the key to a successful and happy life and I learned much of my own style from my late father who lived through the 20s and 30s days with great poise and sophistication. Even although I am now in my sixties ; I am still learning from the stuff you put up . Long may you have success !
Great content. Keep it coming. Like you, I hope that class and elegance make a return to society soon. I'm bothered by the fact that most men today are I'll dressed and improperly dressed for most occasions.
I personally we are pretty much only double breasted suits with a peak lapel though a broader variation in colour nothing crazy like yellow but linen light grey navy pinstripe and I certainly want to acquire a brown one maybe tweet as well this way of dressing just gives me the best connection to the sadly now gone era of elegance, tradition and craftsmanship I try to keep my suits in a British cut as the classic English gentleman has for me always been a big inspiration on my tutorial sartorial journey on a sidenote. I also think that the way you experience something like an old building maybe a castle or Palace or something comparable with all the wooden floors and the marble and beautiful oil paintings and so on all those things you experience so differently when you hear your leather shoes clank on the ground and you wear classic peak lapel double breasted suit it just makes you feel so much closer to this era and so much more immersed I truly believe it is not comparable with going in their and sneakers and khaki shorts I think if there would be one person that my style aligned the most with because his way of being grease so much with mine would most certainly be the great hercule poirot
John Steed, in the avengers. Lord Peter Wimsey. Capt. Hastings in poirot. Bertie Wooster in Jeeves and Wooster. Albert Champion in Champion. Roger Moore in the saint. Terry Thomas in most of his films. And of course William Powell in the thin man films
I truly value your option of getting trousers for 60 bucks made to measure if I hear in Germany where I live by a pair of need to measure trousers I’m going to be conservatively scene rid of 3 to 400 bucks
@@JonasM.M. I won’t deny that TikTok is exactly as you described-mostly lacking depth and substance, full of shallow, dopamine-driven content that shortens attention spans. (I actually feel a bit guilty now 🥲 since I’m not the typical user myself.) However, the reason I decided to include it in the first place is because there are a few sensible creators who produce worthwhile content, particularly in the menswear industry. But beyond that, as you mentioned, TikTok is flooded with content that doesn’t offer much value for someone seeking intellectual or cultural enrichment.
@@patrickgunn.p oh im sorry for having made you feel bad i enjoy your videos and think of you from what is visual through your contet as a very elaborate Gentleman with which i want to say thath no cirtic is meant to be personal insteat it shall be only instructiv my kritik though was mostly based on the fact thath when people who before havent used named platform would start to do so becose of your recomendation they would be endangered to be pulled into it and further or later fall for the other much worse content thath is out there aswell of course thath is partly to juge on them than for a lack of self control though breacking certain self control is pretty much the point of thath platform which may make my last point irelevant having said thath i really wanna add on thath i think thath your Content is in fact a quell of positive influence for your viever base and this platform
Great presentation always! 👍🏻
Your content is spot on Patrick and Yes Roman Holiday has a special place in my heart too . Elegant style is the key to a successful and happy life and I learned much of my own style from my late father who lived through the 20s and 30s days with great poise and sophistication. Even although I am now in my sixties ; I am still learning from the stuff you put up . Long may you have success !
Great content. Keep it coming. Like you, I hope that class and elegance make a return to society soon. I'm bothered by the fact that most men today are I'll dressed and improperly dressed for most occasions.
My casual style is sport coat with flannel slacks and mostly in my closet is suits and blazer and mostly my shirt are French cuff and ocbd shirts
Thank you for spreading things of great taste among all this modern trash! Truly legendary content 👏
I personally we are pretty much only double breasted suits with a peak lapel though a broader variation in colour nothing crazy like yellow but linen light grey navy pinstripe and I certainly want to acquire a brown one maybe tweet as well this way of dressing just gives me the best connection to the sadly now gone era of elegance, tradition and craftsmanship I try to keep my suits in a British cut as the classic English gentleman has for me always been a big inspiration on my tutorial sartorial journey on a sidenote. I also think that the way you experience something like an old building maybe a castle or Palace or something comparable with all the wooden floors and the marble and beautiful oil paintings and so on all those things you experience so differently when you hear your leather shoes clank on the ground and you wear classic peak lapel double breasted suit it just makes you feel so much closer to this era and so much more immersed I truly believe it is not comparable with going in their and sneakers and khaki shorts I think if there would be one person that my style aligned the most with because his way of being grease so much with mine would most certainly be the great hercule poirot
One of my idols of the 1930s is Al Bowlly. South African singer and actor.
John Steed, in the avengers. Lord Peter Wimsey. Capt. Hastings in poirot. Bertie Wooster in Jeeves and Wooster. Albert Champion in Champion. Roger Moore in the saint. Terry Thomas in most of his films. And of course William Powell in the thin man films
I truly value your option of getting trousers for 60 bucks made to measure if I hear in Germany where I live by a pair of need to measure trousers I’m going to be conservatively scene rid of 3 to 400 bucks
Why would you recommend TikTok the killer of attention span concentration and culture as a styling research place ?
@@JonasM.M. I won’t deny that TikTok is exactly as you described-mostly lacking depth and substance, full of shallow, dopamine-driven content that shortens attention spans.
(I actually feel a bit guilty now 🥲 since I’m not the typical user myself.)
However, the reason I decided to include it in the first place is because there are a few sensible creators who produce worthwhile content, particularly in the menswear industry.
But beyond that, as you mentioned, TikTok is flooded with content that doesn’t offer much value for someone seeking intellectual or cultural enrichment.
@@patrickgunn.p oh im sorry for having made you feel bad i enjoy your videos and think of you from what is visual through your contet as a very elaborate Gentleman with which i want to say thath no cirtic is meant to be personal insteat it shall be only instructiv my kritik though was mostly based on the fact thath when people who before havent used named platform would start to do so becose of your recomendation they would be endangered to be pulled into it and further or later fall for the other much worse content thath is out there aswell of course thath is partly to juge on them than for a lack of self control though breacking certain self control is pretty much the point of thath platform which may make my last point irelevant having said thath i really wanna add on thath i think thath your Content is in fact a quell of positive influence for your viever base and this platform