Tintin seems to be enjoying a fine
spring day. great one button blazer
Oh. did i say blazer.... and
tintin cranks the fashion
gears with this one button
jacket....
what's going on with this mini
tie... super skinny bow tie?
black suit brown shoes tie it in with the hat nice...
blazer off sleeves rolled up... sounds like tintin villain
i am intrigued by this gentleman
shoes. flat or two tone slip on?
a....a.....a....umm.. only words
that come to mind are
avant-garde
Wow. is this a one button three
piece suit. Tintin you have now
officially changed how i look at
"classic suits"
King Ottokar - love the riding pants / boots
Clearly to roll with King Ottokar
you need to be on your Fashion
Game. Or perhaps a very
outrageously coloured
military uniform
The cane is a forgotten mens
accessories. most likely because
there is enough chairs at most
events from both gentleman and
ladies to have a seat. but i also
believe that you should always be
prepared
This is my Co-worker Brendan aka /85
of the super hype 84/85
But he went for a hair cut the other day
and came back with what i must call the
tintin flow. although it was just for the day
great picture non the less. also take note of
the nice tan jacket.
I think Tintin's down on your vibes their Brendan
The Mackintosh Raincoat this one by
I dream of coats like this one.
This is the greatest thing I've stumbled upon in ages. Thanks! avant-garde indeed...
ReplyDeletethis is pretty clever. here's to you getting your dreamcoat someday...
ReplyDeleteThat villain is definitely wearing spats. You can see one of the buttons.
ReplyDeleteThe many one-button suits may be a cartoonist's shorthand to avoid redundant visual clutter. Dagwood Bumstead's one-giant-button shirts and various characters with only four fingers are other examples.