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It was a photo that widely appeared in the papers, and they suggested it was from the film's finale. I can't see how that's a spoiler, unless you were trying to avoid all news about the film, which obviously isn't the case if you're on this forum. If you're browsing a thread about the wardrobe in SPECTRE, you should expect to see some images that may reveal plot details.
You're absolutely right. Worn often with Lederhosen.
The Nehru Jacket Guide
May 20, 2013
http://www.gentlemansgazette.com/nehru-jacket-guide-mao-suit/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nehru_jacket
Of course. Even better as a Janker.
Ahem!! Now hold on just a minute [-(
Being half Austrian I must protest and put you fellas right here.
The 'Janker' is IN NO WAY 'an Austrian version of the Mao suit'. That's like saying the British bowler/bob hat is the 'English version' of Mussolini's Fez hat... the one most definitely precedes the other, ie. the Janker was around WELL before Mao ever got his groove on.
It was actually originally a long women's coat, but then became the term for the traditional folk jacket in the 18th century.
Yes believe you are right
http://www.monacobavaria.de/shop/en/bavarian-jacket-janker-green
Although it could be a German Loden jacket.
You are very welcome :-bd
Add slanted pockets, a ticket pocket and we have a deal :D
This man is unquestionably the gold standard, even 50+ yrs after the fact. That photo proves it imho. Along with Cary Grant, the definition of iconic cool for me.
You know your spot on, but there is one other man I would add in there who was always immaculately dressed, cool and had that prescence. Robert Vaughn as Solo in TMFU. In this pic he could be Connerys brother. Always thought what a great Felix Leiter he would have made opposite Connery.
There are some mild spoilers such as
Great post, love reading Dave's insider info.
like really.
Hi mate, Zara are notorious for copying new season Tom Ford when it comes to his casual lines of clothing. So much so Tom Ford has spoken out about it before. So keep a close eye on the Autum/Winter season at Zara. You will seek if you look closley it i more of a bubble zip up sweater than a jacket, you may be better for searching for an alternative without using coat/jacket and using hoodie or zip up top to find an alternative.
Its part of the fashion we will see on the high street from retailer for this Autum, See This from Mango you can see something of the same idea and example. These ones are not a great alternative but Im sure there will eventually be something close turns up later in a high street store.
http://www.conceptbycruise.com/moncler-quilted-zip-through-sweatshirt-556158?colcode=55615802&src=google&gclid=CL7EpM-3m8YCFWrpwgodWCcAXg
And another
http://shop.mango.com/GB1/p0/men/clothing/outerwear/contrast-bomber-jacket/?id=43070008_56&n=1&s=prendas_he.cardigans_he&ident=0__0_1434705110959&ts=1434705110959
It's appears when I researched this I accidently ID'D the quilter zipper sweater it's is by Moncler and is £495.00 already sold out everywhere.
Here is the best budget alternative so far £45
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Duck-Cover-Barton-Sweatshirt-Outerwear/dp/B00UH9OJV0
O/T
Fair point.
It is not easy to dress well when young and strapped for cash. But it is possible.
If you can learn to build a stylish wardrobe on a budget then you will absolutely NAIL it style-wise once you get into your 30's/40's and (hopefully) have a bit more $$$ to spend.
Remember - style is permanent, timeless. 'Fashion' is trend/industry based so no need to concern yourself with it as a young man, unless you have a genuine interest in it.
Luckily we're living in a time when young folks tend to dress like their grandparents (but tighter fitting). I "ball on a budget" with TJ Maxx (which sells overstock items from other big retailers for cheap) and Thrift stores (I live in a golf community, so a lot of Polo and Calvin Klein for cheap, too). Be smart about it and it's pretty easy to dress nice for cheap. I got almost the exact outfit Connery wore golfing in GF for 30 bucks (I had the shoes and pants close enough already).