Mark McNairy ~ dapper in A 3 pc. Plaid Suit

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Comments

[Eric]

Couldn't have done it better myself. Love that the distressed shirt.

[Fragrantmoments]

And no socks to boot? This cat is definitely owning his style.

[CAPTAIN RL.]

Get some trousers of proper length.. The short pant look is nauseating ,nobody wants to see your ankles Mr.Browne.....

[startwithtypewriters]

mark mncnairy has such great style. what a fine looking suit.

[Theodore Bouloukos]

Almost! I can appreciate the frayed shirt cuffs, but a waistcoat renders the tie bar unnecessary. The shoes should be polished (and buckled), as is customary for gentlemen; otherwise this gives off a look of strenuous affectation. Socks, yes; even the most ardent preppy knows when and when not to bare his ankles. And the high-water inseam treads a very delicate line: one either knows the length or doesn't; these are about a half-inch too short from being even remotely comme il faut. This snap calls to minds a chap who wants to look very hail-fellow-well-met--he has, after all, the sartorial ingredients--but his overarching attempt to give the appearance of elegant nonchalance is de trop. The maxim about women who wear too much jewelry and removing a piece or two applies here as well: frayed shirt cuffs, unbuckled monk straps, too much ankle. One, sir; but not all.

[REGINALD MONTGOMERY III]

I'm sorry Theodore, but do you have any idea who you are criticizing? Sure the inseam is a matter in which personal style comes into play, but you crossed the line attempting to knock the shoes of THE Mark McNairy.

[Iron clad]

He is a true dapper don up and ready to walk the concrete jungles of nyc. Keep on stylin

[Theodore Bouloukos]

Dear Mr Montgomery,
As one who has always dressed in the attire suddenly fetishized by the "heritage" movement, I think I'm as well qualified as any to comment on the ensemble in question without it being construed as a personal attack. The name "Biff Jones" might have appeared above the photo and my comments would remain the same. I have no reason to criticize Mr McNairy, whom I had to Google, in order to appreciate your teeming genuflection. I've no doubt he's a perfectly lovely fellow. He certainly designs a handsome array of shoes, including the ones he's wearing, which, as I stated, were deserving of a good bootblack. Ergo, I didn't "knock" the shoes of "THE Mr McNairy," I simply suggested they be polished and buckled.
Cordially,
Theodore Bouloukos

[Captain RL]

Well put Mr.Bouloukos. Bravo.

[bali resorts]

MR. Mark you look damn cool and amazing in the above shared pictures....specially your shoes and outfit looks really smart.

[Tucker]

nice suit misterman
quality shoes demand socks
mindless of inseam

[Eric]

I like the construction of Teddy B.'s sentences. I also understand his POV. McNairy's kit looks great but the argument could be made that it is somewhat...forced." A man that dresses so well would surely not forget to get his shoes shined, would he? On the other hand, I'm all for "disheveled elegance" so carry on Mr. McNairy.

I wonder what Theodore thinks of Gianni Agnelli and Lapo Elkann...

[Ian]

It seems to me the only person who can wear a Thom Browne suit is Thom Browne. I enjoy the look, but would never emulate it myself. I encourage the acquisition of vintage attire and having it tailored to fit ones form and taste.

[Sean]

@Theodore - Go follow the herd. That man has more style in his unbuckled double monks than most people have in their entire wardrobe.

[Theodore Bouloukos]

@Sean Spoken like a true lemming.

[Sean]

Right. I assume I'm being referred to as a lemming because my comment leans the opposite direction of yours?

Here's a hint ol'chap - don't link your posts to a myspace page if you want people to take you seriously.

Your rants on these interwebs are overwhelmingly bromidic.