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”It used to be rather simple and time-saving: a man would get up in the morning, put on his business …
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“Gentlemanni on aina hyvin puettu. Hyvin ei merkitse samaa kuin ylellisesti, kalliisti, viimeisen muodin mukaan. Se merkitsee: puhtaasti, tilaisuuden mukaisesti, …
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“Entäpä miehet, miten he pukeutuvat? Kun ajattelee aikaa 30-35 taapäin ja vertaa niitä nykyiseen pukeutumistapaamme, täytyy ehdottomasti myöntää että tuo …
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“The Edwardian era was the last age in which the fortunate thought they could give pleasure to others by displaying …
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“In this world there are only two tragedies. One is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting …
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“Miesten puku on katsos täydellisin vaatetus pukeutumisen historiassa. Se on valmiiksi hiottu kokonaisuus, jota muuttamalla voi vain pilata sen. Sen …
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Had I the heavens’ embroidered cloths, Enwrought with golden and silver light, The blue and the dim and the dark …
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‎”While the women’s wardrobe has its classics – lasting styles often reinterpreted and frequently updated – there are arguably more …
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“My philosophy is: as the face gets worse, the clothes have to get better.” ~ Steve Martin

“When I’m traveling, I maintain the same high tailoring standards in airports as I would if dining at La Grenouille. …
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“Tunne ensin itsesi, tämän jälkeen pukeudu sen mukaisesti.” ~ Epiktetos

“Don’t laugh at a youth for his affectations; he’s only trying on one face after another till he finds his …
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“People dress up for funerals. Why not dress up to celebrate that you’re alive?” ~ Gay Talese

“For a man, no other form of dress is as steeped in such a ritualistic sense of propriety as formal …
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“Sure, confidence is appealing. I give you that. A little audacity is often a good thing. But confidence can be …
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“For me, a tuxedo is a way of life. When an invitation says black tie optional, it is always safer …
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“The turn down collar is the first symptom of decay of the grey cells!” ~ Hercule Poirot