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Discussion of Robert James Fischer (March 9, 1943 ? January 17, 2008), typically falls into two categories: his achievements in the game, and his controversial public persona. This is understandable, as he is considered to be one of the greatest chess players in history, and he said some pretty offensive stuff during radio interviews later in his life. But he was also known as a sharp dresser that cared about his appearance. And he lived in Brooklyn before all you hipsters moved there. So lil homie peep game:
- Take Your Aldens Out On The Weekend Too:
Alden tends to make some pretty dressy shoes that would be considered hard to wear in a more casual setting. I think however they can be dressed down pretty easily, even one of their most dressy shoes, the full-wing cordovan. The use of some colored...
- Your Going To Wear That To The Game?
Take a look at how people used to dress up for a hockey game, not quite the same today. ...
- "ever Since I Can Remember, I've Been Poppin' My Collar"
While looking through these street style photos taken by Tommy Ton in Paris recently, I couldn't help but notice all the upturned collars on overcoats. Although the motif of The Popped Collar has some understandably negative connotations in...
- The Gant Attitude / Don't Be A Mainstreet Babbitt
Gant Rugger F/W 2012 is in stock. Peep some New England shirt game history below: "...former J. Press president Richard Press talks about his New Haven partners and rivals, who got their start in the J. Press stock room." When his sons got out...
- Good Read / On Being 'manly'
Writer, editor, notorious #menswear blogger, etc. Lawrence Schlossman (How To Talk To Girls At Parties, Run Of The Mill, Sartorially Inclined) had this great opinion piece in the New York Times the other day: I've seen more mustached...
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Syle Icon / Bobby Fischer
Discussion of Robert James Fischer (March 9, 1943 ? January 17, 2008), typically falls into two categories: his achievements in the game, and his controversial public persona. This is understandable, as he is considered to be one of the greatest chess players in history, and he said some pretty offensive stuff during radio interviews later in his life. But he was also known as a sharp dresser that cared about his appearance. And he lived in Brooklyn before all you hipsters moved there. So lil homie peep game:
- Take Your Aldens Out On The Weekend Too:
Alden tends to make some pretty dressy shoes that would be considered hard to wear in a more casual setting. I think however they can be dressed down pretty easily, even one of their most dressy shoes, the full-wing cordovan. The use of some colored...
- Your Going To Wear That To The Game?
Take a look at how people used to dress up for a hockey game, not quite the same today. ...
- "ever Since I Can Remember, I've Been Poppin' My Collar"
While looking through these street style photos taken by Tommy Ton in Paris recently, I couldn't help but notice all the upturned collars on overcoats. Although the motif of The Popped Collar has some understandably negative connotations in...
- The Gant Attitude / Don't Be A Mainstreet Babbitt
Gant Rugger F/W 2012 is in stock. Peep some New England shirt game history below: "...former J. Press president Richard Press talks about his New Haven partners and rivals, who got their start in the J. Press stock room." When his sons got out...
- Good Read / On Being 'manly'
Writer, editor, notorious #menswear blogger, etc. Lawrence Schlossman (How To Talk To Girls At Parties, Run Of The Mill, Sartorially Inclined) had this great opinion piece in the New York Times the other day: I've seen more mustached...