To those of you who couldn't sleep at night wondering about the colour of the pants in the b/w picture (!!!), well, they're neither red nor green or fuchsia (...), but a particular shade called - I believe - royal blue; however I prefer calling it "s Keep reading
Who said men cannot sport bright colours and look masculine? The nice weather gave me the chance to pull off my fluo yellow trousers with my Gordon double monks. In such circumstances, I believe that one important thing is toning down the rest of the Keep reading
I finally had the chance to pull off my new bespoke double-breasted jacket, hand-sewn by Salvio d'Angelo, a great Neapolitan tailor. I chose the loosely woven "hopsack" fabric, ideal for spring and summertime. Decided to match the blazer wi Keep reading
As announced, here are some of the pictures taken during the last shooting. I matched a navy blue double-breasted jacket with a light brown silk pochette and elegant plain blue braces by Steve&Co. The pochette is a present from Sartoria N.H. Keep reading
After a long break due to exams and other stuff, here are some pics from the last shooting with my new Allen Edmonds - Jefferson Brogues. They're extremely comfortable, despite their being a pair of classic shoes. Here in Milan the temperature has fi Keep reading
Given the effect of the mural as a background in the last outfit post, I decided to shoot some pictures in front of this colorful one, with shdes of grey, in Viale Umbria, Milan. I matched a light grey blazer with a navy blue knit tie, a white shirt Keep reading
Some shots with my cream blazer and a regimental tie in blue and burgundy shades. matched it with a vintage silk pochette, coming from - I was told - a 70's private collection, found at Eral55, an interesting menswear shop in Corso Como, with a remar Keep reading
Historic neighbourhood of the city, with a bohemian atmosphere and sophisticated inhabitants, Brera is definitely one of my favourite areas here in Milan, mainly because in its pebbled streets every third Sunday of the month, starting from Via Fiori Keep reading
According to some elderly milanese gentlemen, it formerly was the only way to access the Isola neighbourhood from the city (hence, maybe, the name of the area). Today, the Eugenio Bussa overpass, with a bicyle lane and, fortunately, few cars, is in t Keep reading
