Reacting To Pitti Uomo Street Style | Pitti Uomo 95
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- Pitti Uomo, which occurs biannually in Florence, Italy, is one of the world's premier menswear trade shows. It attracts brands, designers, buyers, magazine editors, and the infamous, "Pitti Peacocks." For better (and worse), Pitti has become known as the place for amazing classic and dapper street style. In this video, I'm reacting to some street style slideshows--British GQ and Vogue--from the most recent Pitti Uomo 95.
The peacock thing is something I want to touch on just briefly. With the culture of "me," "look at me," and "anyone can be famous" that social media (cough, Instagram) has bred, many people just show up, dressed in costumes, to try and get their photo taken. These people have no actual reason to be at the event--they just want to be seen.
Some of, if not the most, blatant offenders of this, are so-called influencers. This is a term that I absolutely abhor--it's on about the same level as an "influencer" calling themselves a "Public Figure"--but one that has become accepted in marketing vernacular. The vast majority of these folks, have no vested (or, waistcoated?) interest in being at the event unless a brand has paid them to attend. But other than that, priority one is to get snapped by a street style photog so maybe they'll "blow up".
It's disgusting. Being in the digital space for over six years and coming up when I did, I, know many of these people, though, thankfully, I can claim blissful ignorance of the "up-and-comers". I will say that the handful of guys, who I'd consider OGs along with myself, do, in fact, have something of value to offer, in their own ways. It wasn't driven so much by being famous as it was to share a perspective, passion, and POV with the world.
I'm getting WAY off on a tangent here. Bottom line is that I feel some photographers have gotten hip to this, especially at Pitti. When you have folks like Robert Spangle shooting for British GQ--someone who actually knows who the real deal dudes are--you're going to get a more realistic view. I'd invite you to contrast that with the photos in the Vogue slideshow.
Finally, I realize that I am not the most entertaining "reactor". It's not my style to be over the top and "perform" like that. I prefer to be more carefully considered. If you like that (and you've read this far) you are probably the right kind of guy for this channel!
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Any particular looks that caught your eye?
I think the guy in the white pants at 6:31 is Brunello Cucinelli. He's always in very light color pants. Love the videos and your knowledge! Thank you.
Grotto Deals you are correct. Appreciate the support and the comment!
My favourites would have to be Jonathan edwards, the pair at 8:09 with the light coloured turtlenecks, the belted coat at 4:25 and the last pair of the GQ slideshow
@@pythonjava6228 I love Jonathan's tonal outfit.
Nick Wooster looks like he dressed for outer space. Any idea what sunglasses he is wearing? I like the small frame and the color of the lens. Anyways, thank you for the thoughtful commentary.
I lived n Florence-Italy for 10 years. Even thought I never attended this event, I remember the whole city was incredibly excited.
Everyone downtown was talking about Pitti.
Very cool. I have personally never been, but hope to one day!
I like the simple elegant look over flashy things.
Same.
Great video ,your opening comments hit the nail on the head and saved me a rant.Keep up the good work.
Thanks, Adam. You might want to chime into the pretty through discussion that has been going on in another comment on this video!
Hi He Spoke Style, this post it’s what a gentleman is really wearing! congratulations for your channel! I discovered you recently and now I can not stop watching your videos ;)
Awesome! Glad to have you!
You and Jordan O'Brien uploading frequently again really make my week better
You're very kind. Thanks for the comment.
Great video Brian, you pointed somethings i would missed, really enjoyed the format
Gerry Gallagher Thanks, Gerry! Appreciate the comment!
Really late to the party, just discovered your channel and glad that I did! Nice video but the nicest thing was probably the link to the mockumentary, which is tragically hilarious. Anyway, you have a new sub from France.
Nicolas.
Amazing! So glad to have you, Nicolas! Welcome.
Great video Brian. Please do more of these types of videos! These have been very helpful for me to better understand how you see the details in the outfits. May I suggest to you to do these regularly and if there isn't a show or event, you can cover your fellow stylish gents from instagram by going over a selection of their recent work and commenting the rights and not so rights. Cheers from Baltimore!
Thanks so much for the comment, Mohammad, and glad you like this format. I don't think I'm going to get into the habit of being a "critic" like this. I think these are interesting because they're relevant and can help us tease out trends. Just not my style to do that on the regular. Cheers.
One thing about fashion week is that it is not the locals that are strutting their stuff/clothes/styles for that matter so you get the eschewed impression of what that particular city really represents in terms of style. Milan for example, those are foreigners who come for the fashion week whereas the real true Milanese dress so differently and has a style of their own which is unspoken that is not represented by the visitors.
That is an excellent point!
The inner turmoil during that Wooster pic 😂😂
Clint W you said it! He’s a very nice dude in person.
Great video! Really enjoyed your comments and perspective. I was wondering where I could find a pair of glasses like yours?
Thanks! Appreciate the comment. Glasses are by Cubitts: shopstyle.it/l/Ya1S
imo when you really want to enjoy and understand pitti and true elegance you shoud go there with people who actually work there and dig into the smaller (classic) italian family brands. thats where the real juice is, just my opinion
Indeed.
I read your description and I personally don't mind you not being an "entertaining reactor". I think you've got great attention to detail and that's why I enjoy these videos. And it impressive how you just knew what kind of watch they were wearing or the kind of glasses.
Appreciate the comment and support. I've always been very detail oriented and that carries over into this area very well.
Good commentary. Love your glasses!
20:02 made me laugh so hard
19:30 What's that pattern/colour called? Looks amazing and I would really like to find a suit/jacket in that style. Btw, recently discovered your channel, loving your work!
Glad to have you! Thats a very small houndstooth, often called a puppytooth. Raglan sleeve coat. We sell a similar version in the shop: shop.hespokestyle.com/collections/exclusive/products/balmacaan-coat-houndstooth
Appreciate the honesty, Brian! (In both the video and video description)
Thanks for the support. It's something that really annoys me and that I feel, in a way, like I was partly responsible for creating. I've found that over the years, I've inspired people to not only dress better but also to try to build a business around that. It's great! Though I've been grinding for six year. A lot of folks want overnight success. And that is reflected in how some people conduct themselves around these types of events.
@@hespokestyle Yeah, anything worth having takes a lot of time and effort to achieve.
@@KuIJohnQ Indeed.
Man your watch is on point! Nice video too - greetings from a Paneristi!
Thanks! Appreciate the comment.
Great video and even greater watch on your wrist. Just brilliant
Thanks so much. Ben. Appreciate the comment.
Something that I noticed to be quite popular, especially in the photos of GQ, dark brown suede seems to be making quite an entrance. I'd say a good portion of the outfits had some suede shoes incorperated. Which is nice, because suede doesn't get enough love. We've once talked about wearing a blazer with jeans. You mentioned it to be a little too formal, I however find it be one of the nicer looking business casual outfits a man can wear. Now comes my question, if I am to wear a blazer with dark denim and a knit tie, would it be too formal to wear a plain white linen pocket square? I would of course fold it in the classic manner. I'd love some insight.
That would absolutely be acceptable. You really can't go wrong with a crisp white pocket square in any setting.
I really loved GQ photos but vogue's photos look a lot like the pictures of the last week more relaxed and trendy.
But I have a question can I wear a 3 piece suit with a belt or should I go with side adjusters ?
Yeah, Robert has an eye for the good stuff. Re you question: you could do either. Personally, I prefer side adjusters on my trousers.
Agreed. Good advice.
I'm definitely wearing my off-white pants tmr 😂doing my best channeling pitti vibes
kongmw do it!!!! 💪🏻
This time I liked more of the styles than last time :)
Knew that would be the case! Some good stuff here!
19:40 - 45; Gent on left looks like he could be from New Mexico - I like the layering, without the pompon, though - and the baggy trousers, I prefer a more fitted style. The bandana does him well, though I couldn't do that. I'd just throw on a scarf. - Thanks for throwing out your reactions - and, yes, the GQ was preferred, and yes it's neat to see the other stuff, too.
Thanks for the very thoughtful comment. Appreciate it very much.
This was both fun and educational. Interesting how you could pick out the ones that don't belong and then explain why. I don't know how you don't just blurt out laughing at some of them.
Ah, thanks. I always try to find something positive to say.
the British GQ look are all awesome, and most of them practically wearable with confidence.
Agreed.
6:25 Brunello Cucinelli
Yup!
That's what I was about to say. Mr Cucinelli is a personal hero of mine; of course a style icon as well!
He sure is!
I like what you said, "not your thing but lets take inspiration" Most of the stuff is unrealistic for normal folks to wear, but nice job of breaking it down.
Thanks, Rene. Really appreciate the comment.
The fourth guy is James Sleater of Cad & The Dandy, from Saville Row. Really stylish dude
Thanks for the clarification! Appreciate the comment.
I love these videos! I never had to do a lot of walking or commuting on foot dressed up so I never looked into street style much.
It seems baggy is trying to make a comeback. I don't think I could wear an oversized coat. It reminds me of those baggy bath robes (I really hate the ones where the sleeves stop at the forearm).
I guess I will be wearing my white jeans tomorrow 🖒
White jeans/pants have always been on trend. I was wearing white jeans back in the '90's when I was traveling around the Med and Monaco etc... They were huge.
You were ahead of your time! During the winter, they're not often seen, however. Which makes it more apparent when you see a whole bunch of them in roundups like this. Appreciate the comment.
He Spoke Style ... I have just discovered your channel so, being unsure of your nationality, in America there is the old rule that states you can't wear white after Labor Day. I don't know that it applies so much anymore... Anyway, personally I have always loved white jeans at anytime. Enjoying watching your work.
Btw, I live in Australia, which whilst improving slowly, is pretty devoid of style...
Regards, have a great day🙏
That is indeed a myth that is perpetuated here. I wrote about its origins and dubiousness on the site previously: hespokestyle.com/white-after-labor-day-myth/
people with balls rock white or off white/ cream, very underrated color imo, in winter i wear a thick white corduroy, its awesome
Australia is not devoid of style. It's full of Australian style.
On the GQ page I recognize a photo of three men, at the very top, one of whom is Ryosuke Serizawa who is an asst. buyer at Beams in Japan. His look with the corduroy suit and the Barber coat is excellent.
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Thanks for pointing that out! The Japanese have been killing the game for some time!
Where is your turtleneck from? Fits great, especially the high armholes.
Uniqlo: bit.ly/2TOlmRf
I always list outfit details in the descriptions.
Dear Brian, again i think you presented a fair assessment of this event.For too long commentators have ignored the fact that some of these individuals look just plain silly.While some of the men featured Showed true individual style and elegance many more are just awful posers .Do not get me wrong i am a working class guy with an interest in all men,s style and not some fashion snob.I love Italian menswear and have been several times and have seen better dressed men ,retired guy,s fishermen factory worker,s ect on their day,s off in small town,s and village,s all suited and booted ,all better attired than most of the guy,s in your video .Finally keep your presentation style as it is unlike other,s on youtube who feel the need to shout and scream to get their point across .Kind regards Adam
Thanks so much for that thoughtful comment, Adam. And appreciate the support. Not trying to be anyone other than who I am here. Glad that resonates with you. Cheers.
Adam Bailey yes apart from Archieluxury which is obviously very dark humour I’m not keen on shouters!
Those 'pitti peacocks' MAKE pitti uomo, Pitti Uomo👌🏼
Hello Brian, I'm watching He Spoke Style. Nice video, is that a nautilus on your wrist?
Sure is! My 5711.
Love your content
Thanks so much!
Great reaction Brian. I like the way you spotted tryhards. I wanted to get a pair of white jeans/pants as well but after your video I am a bit hesitant. Is it a really weird thing to wear in winter?
Not weird at all! I always say that white pants/jeans are seasonally agnostic. In fact, I'm going to be highlighting it as a trend in a video next week.
Please do a video on the best types of optical wear glasses!
That's tough because a lot of it depends on the shape of one's face. Will consider.
@@hespokestyle you look great in the Cubitt's glasses. And yeah so I hope you'll make a video for the best types of optical glasses for the different kinds of face shapes. you gotta share your knowledge with us!
To be honest I didn't notice many men of 35-40 age, mostly younger or elder generations. Scarf at 6:04 is a neat work-around. Can't see his shoes though. Overall a good look.
That is interesting! You're right!
This is the best reaction video to Pitti Uomo. Do you think 80s baggy style is back? I did not know about Pitti peacocks. They are pity!
Haha. I definitely don't think the 1980s baggy style is coming back. 80s baggy was more over- or poorly-sized. However, we have seen a trend over the past two years of silhouettes loosening up, which is nice. Well-tailored does not mean form-fitting, as much as the dudes on the Suitsupply floor might want to tell you different.
I like how u r not very harsh on the outfits u don't approve of. That's quite like a gentleman. Personally I like to keep just one piece to highlight and keep the rest classic rather than to look like a Christmas tree!
Thanks so much, Ankur. Means a lot. Like your description as well!
I think some of the coats you pointed out had a dapper look and actually worked but some of the others outfits were not my style.
Hi dear Brian,
The man with cream pants and jacket and camel coat is Brunello Cucinelli in person.
And furthermore a nice person to know.see the interviews . My compliments about your beautiful channel, Brian
After one minute listening, claps and #follow !!!
I thought pleats were non-grata? Also, not too annoyed by the Peacocks. I often enjoy seeing what the older gentlemen are wearing, as men's magazines usually only show under 25 year old male models. It is hard to get an idea of what I would look like in a suit if the model wearing it is too young to drink in most states. By seeing the older Peacocks, I can get a better grasp about what I can get away with style wise.
Nope. Pleats are definitely cool. I've actually been getting them on all my trousers recently--even my wedding tux. Interesting point about the older gentlemen--and I agree. I'm applying the peacock designation primarily to the younger set, in this case.
just got a made to mesure from Italy grey pinstripe with pleats, very cool.@@hespokestyle
15:04 Old Dolce & Gabbana was remembered.
I can really appreciate those that treat events like this as they ought to be. A lot of these looks are extreme to the point of costume or even performance art. You have garnered your audience because you are a man of taste, a man who has respect for menswear as an art. I wish more of those pictured would as well. It would seem more events are being hijacked by performance artists looking for there five minutes of fame, is this a trend or just the editors of late? I certainly appreciate the personal anecdotes about the gentlemen you know! Relationships are truly the best fruit of this community.
You're opening up a big can of worms there, Alejandro! I think there is a trend among people looking to be famous. We can thank Instagram for that. But, I believe the photographers are starting to understand (or know) who is who, who belongs and who doesn't, and shooting accordingly.
He Spoke Style, as the son a photographer who has shot everything from fashion to landscapes for decades I couldn’t agree more. Good photography, not just someone with an expensive camera, is vital to proper translation of style!
@@alejandromendoza4617 And a good eye!
hello..
why did you totally skip the 12:10 min part?
This reminds me of the costume design of Peaky Blinders.
Great video. It feels like those are nothing but attention seekers , and sorry to say, I dont think they have "style". If being weird is style , it would have last longer .
Thanks for the comment, Gad. Important to differentiate between style and fashion. They're both forms of expression, but fashion tends to be much more provocative.
I’m curious, how are most of the men here attention seekers? To me most of them are quite understated and tasteful without being boring and formulaic
I didn't mean the people here. I meant the peacocks of the show.@@jase87
4:31 is a kind of Obi knot
I need a video on how to tie that.
I like your critique a lot. You are more sensitive but I wish you can go deeper on some selected photos than skim through many not-so-good examples.
Isn't peacocks the whole point of pitti uomo though? I mean why do people go dressed up there? Ie what is the difference between a well dressed person and a peacock?
Pitti is known for the peacocks, but it certainly is not the point of the event. The point of the event is that it is a trade show. Because it focuses on menswear, people dress well. Some of those folks could be considered peacocks for their flamboyant style, but the peacocks I'm referring to are the wannabes (wannabe seen) who aren't a part of the event itself.
Ah that makes sense. Thanks for the reply!
Renegade no problem!
I feel like you were a bit condescending towards anything that wasn’t to your personal taste. Most people that attend these are not locals but professionals like buyers or people who run show rooms and they are definitely not the kind of peacocks you see at other fashion weeks
You're kind of saying exactly what I said before launching into the slideshow. Condescending? I beg to differ. It's my channel, so I can have my opinion and put it out there. And you are always welcome to have your opinion as well, even if it differs. Condescending though? I think that's the wrong word.
I’m astonished that you would criticize the “patti peacocks” ; their is nothing profound about fashion. Clothes is superficial, and like an auto show it’s all just an amusing exhibition, a social event to entertain our selves. I enjoy it. We don’t have to like everyone’s sense of style, we can critique it, or homologate it.
Listen, there are definitely the old school peacocks--people like Lino Ieluzzi and Alessandro Squarzi--and I have nothing but respect for them. That's their thing and they've been doing it forever. It's coming from a place of genuineness and honesty. In fact, they probably don't even know what a peacock is! The new breed of "peacock", however, I feel is motivated more by a thirst for fame than true and honest self-expression. It is Instagram's fault. I see some of the photos--current and past--and I know who some of these so-called "influencers" are. Many just go to try and get their photo taken, to try to be seen, just so they can say that that happened. That, to me, is obnoxious.
He Spoke Style It does not agitate me. l my self am not very ostentatious, but I understand how frail the human ego is and it’s need for attention because we are social creatures. Your vitriol condemnation of the next generation of gentlemen has no merit. This exhibition of sartorial is refreshing to me in a world where so many young people today are always dressed down in activity and sporty clothing.
He is jealous he ain’t making that Instagram money
Actually, not at all. The website and Instagram make up the bulk of the revenue we generate at HSS. Could we make a ton more if we sold our souls and didn't care about our readers', followers', and viewers' taking us seriously and valuing our stance on quality as well as only working with brands that are actually "on brand" for us? You bet. But I'd rather say no to opportunities to maintain my own and my brand's integrity rather than make a quick buck.
what's wrong with people that just want their photo taken?
I've addressed this at length several times in the comments already. Please read through.
A noi donne interessa Pitti Woman per pari dignità e sanare Welfair Donna impresa...
Avoiding tacit approval, I feel I must say that I can't agree with or approve of the rant at the beginning. I know my approval isn't what you're after and is as significant as a single snow flake in Siberia. It must be said that people who are passionate about anything always look to meet and greet others with similar interests and show off their best(concours car shows, conventions, Baselworld)and it inspires others, others who are inspired by the colors, textures, patterns or just the atmosphere. Others are inspired to create, dress, photograph, or purchase. The peacocks, fashion week and even channel's like yours are all just as inspiring and shouldn't be looked down on
Asians really like coats and baggy fits, don't they?
I’ve never been to Pitti but the rant at the beginning was a bit pointless. If people enjoy going to an event looking at others and dressing up nicely then what’s wrong with that? Makes the event more interesting.
Vogues curation was pure crap.
For an event like Pitti, I'd say that it did sort of miss the overall flavor. But it is sort of interesting to know there is a different side of things too. Sort of.
Great intro thought; Pitti peacocks are pity.
The "Pitti Peacocks" are not lame! They are a part of the culture of this showcase and help with giving it a unique identity! Men need to get out of the habit of tearing each other down! I don't like their style or posing either but I see them as bold, unique, quirky and eccentric but certainly not lame! My thumbs down was not for the content of your review but for the unnecessary rant against other men.. build up, never tear down!
For me there's a difference between the OGs like Lino and Co. v. "influencers" dressing in costume and standing around just to get photographed. In other words, there are real Pitti peacocks and pretenders. The pretenders--i.e. influencers--will dress completely different the following week when it's all about "festival" style. That's not true style and that's what I'm railing against here. But I agree with you that the OGs are most certainly a part of the fabric of the event. That's who they are and that's how they've always dressed.
I like alot about what you promote and share.Shurely you know what you are doing but one thing ı found a bit rude?I don’t like the look of the so called ‘’peacocks’’ and ‘’dandies’’ but isn’t everyone dressed up well to show they can dress well anyway?Even best of the best like Jo-ha,Niels holdorf or Guillaume Bo are there to promote who they are.Everyone including you has their pictures taken by others and later share online.Due to all respect what makes you any different than other people who might want to have their pictures taken?What if some random guy can come up with great style and new ideas.Why the limitation that only certain people can be there?You said they should take a huge step back about what they are doing with their life?Maybe their life is much better then yours and their only ‘’sin’’ is being at pitti cause its a different experience and in the meanwhile may God forgive having a Picture taken by request.Did ı miss a point?
Thanks so much for the very thoughtful and, I might add, respectful comment, Arif. I guess I should have made a clearer distinction between peacocks and wannabes. For me, it comes down to intent. I have absolutely no problem with the old school peacocks (though they probably don't know the term or even care about it) like Lino Ieluzzi, Gianni Fontana, et. al. That is who they are and that is who they have been forever. Plus, they are there for a business-related purpose. I also have no issue with dandyism. I know people who dress that way and they're wonderful folks--it's coming from a place of honesty and genuineness. The thing I take issue with, which I've addressed in a few other comments here, is the faux peacock (the fauxcock? Did I just invent a new term?) those people, generally the so-called "influencers" or wannabe influencers, who literally stand around just to be seen and photographed. They have no reason to be at the actual trade show unless they're getting paid for a project. If your goal is simply to try and be famous and you do not have any real knowledge or perspective to offer gained from honest to goodness experience, then absolutely, I think you should rethink what you are doing with your life. This is a bigger cultural problem now and we can blame it on people like Kim K and platforms like Instagram. In one sense, it's nice to have that sort of democratization. But, on the other hand, particularly on Instagram, ANYONE can look a certain way--just get a good photog and learn how to pose a bit and edit your photos--but I wager, no I KNOW, that the vast majority of these people are charlatans.
As for me, I have been sharing my personal style journey online for the past six years now. All along the way, I have attempted to learn as much as I could about menswear, about watches, about whiskey, about cigars, not to be an expert, but to be educated as much as possible on the topics I am talking about and sharing with people. I don't claim to be an expert an any of those things. That approach has resonated with people. From the start, what I wanted with HSS was for other people to look at it and think, hey, I can do that too, it's approachable and not pretentious. My intent was to share my journey and to document my passion for learning as much as possible about the topics I was covering. When I partner with a luxury watch brand, for example, I do a ton of research so I can be an intelligent brand ambassador--one that HQs for those brands want--not someone who thinks an escapement is a new movie starring The Rock. I've met so many of these people during my time in this business and it is really disappointing. It's all about them, not their followers or the brands they are promoting.
I would like to thank you for kindly replying back and sharing your toughts.Sorry if ı sound a bit outspoken .I don’t want to sound over criticizing . Even tough ı somewhat find certain points contradicting ı do sense your good intention and learned alot from you.Lot’s of regards and please keep it up with your good work.
Frankly speaking some style are so normal or not good. You do much better. Just wondering why they can be described as best style.....
It's taken me a while, but I think what you gain with maturity, especially if this is the kind of dapper style you like, is an appreciation for the simple, the classic, the less is more approach. It becomes less about "making an impact" and more about the finer, subtler details. What mill is the cloth from? Who is the maker of the suit? Can you tell just by the shape of the shoulder? Drilling down into that, you start to become more of a connoisseur and less influenced by the superficial.
No thanks. Preppy/Brit is a better choice for me.
Thanks for chiming in.
But whats wrong with only attending just to wander around in style !?
Nothing.
If you’re going to the trade show to see stuff, I don’t see a problem with that! But if you are only going to try and get your photo taken, you could probably find a much better use of your time.
@@hespokestyle Much better use of your time? Like doing what? Making this pointless video where you make some unwanted comments about what people are wearing? I'm sure you could find a much better use of your time, couldn't you?
It's pathetic and tryhard. It's so needy as to be painful to watch. It turns men's style into cosplay. It's the opposite of the sprezzatura they're supposedly trying to achieve. How are those for reasons?
@@growingmelancholy8374 Well, some of us like to watch videos like this to get more perspective, which never hurts. Sheer volume of exposure has helped me on my style journey, through listening, reading, browsing. Have a great day, Anthony M, wherever you are!
Love your channel but your mics too good to hear you swallowing....aiaiai. Please see it with positivity
I’ve noticed it in other videos maybe some very low background music to drown out the sound of mouse wheel spinning, swallowing, trying to clear your throat. Would make the video more engaging too. I’ve watched a lot of your videos just something I keep seeing or should I say hearing.
I came here for Pitti style and ... you're just crazy with the rant thing. Ironic when this actual video is about you 'reacting' to people dressed at Pitti. C''mon, fella. And your commenting is lame 'I don't know if it's cold there (when the guy has on LAYERS and top coat is naval jacket) and all you talk about is the lack of scarf? I'm done. So done.
Awesome. Don't need you here! Thanks for registering your disapproval.
Dogs are part of your family. not an accessory....
Yeah, I know. I have one. Don't take things so literally.
Professor pretending to be poor. Dont shave or comb and throw on a blanket.
Good commentary. Love your glasses!
Yeah I second this. What are these glasses?
They're by Cubitts: shopstyle.it/l/Ya1S
Outfit details are always in the description.
They're by Cubitts: shopstyle.it/l/Ya1S
Outfit details are always in the description.