If you ever get scared of colour. Well, just come back to this post.

I believe the term wowsers is appropriate.

I count at least 6 different solid colours and 3 different patters that should never work together, yet all do. How did he do it?

Well, once again, it’s the small things isnt it?Lets start with that mustard and bright blue belt, notice how it’s echoed perfectly in his packet square? Yeah. Not an accident.

Same goes for the tie and shirt, the green and purple are complimentary colours (in short - opposites colours on the colour wheel that go really well together) and so blend together awesomely, but the blue in the tie also picks up perfectly on the navy blazer.

The burnt orange pants? Well, this man has doubled up on complimentary colours (I didn’t know it was possible either), with the blue and orange.

I do have 2 small caveats deeming this outfit imperfect I’m afraid, the first is the length of his tie, come on dude, ties run button to button. Secondary, is that messy tie clip, you cant get so much right and throw it away by overlooking that detail.

Either way I tip my hat to this fine young sir, and of course our friend the sartorialist for capturing him.

Okay. Stay fancy.

So I’m late with this again.

Busy weekend. Sorry.

So, this is one of the sartorialists favourite subjects. A gentleman called Lino leluzzi, he’s regarded as the ‘grandfather of style’ and owner of Milanese haberdashery Al Bazar. Kinda feels like he’s Italy’s answer to Nick Wooster (though I’m pretty sure he was around before Nick.)

Either way it’s no surprise to see why, the man has style beyond.

I’m not sure if its that beautiful double breasted trench or the extra wide cuff in his trousers, but everything is just classic tailoring and very dapper. And those monk strap shoes? Are you kidding me, with one buckle undone all casual like…‘bello sguardo sig Ieluzzi aspetto molto bello’

I’ve thrown in a few more pics of this well dressed gent as an apology for being late with this. Enjoy.

Okay. Stay Fancy.

Finally on time with a sartorial sunday post.

I also thought rather than work back from the new stuff to the old stuff, I would do it the other way round, you know, when Scott still had the time to find proper street fashion, rather than being flown around from fashion week to fashion show.

This gentleman above has the most perfect outfit in fact Scott titled it “I Should give up now”. Though he didn’t , as this pictured dates back to 2008. Yep, it’s 5 years old and wouldn’t look out of place in any menswear tumblr today. It ask predates the fashion blogger craze and street style star, so this gentleman, is the real deal!

Everything is cut perfectly, from his jersey to the lining up of fabric pattern at his shoulder. No detail is spared!! I tip my hat to you sir.

Wonder what this guy’s wearing today?

Okay, stay fancy.