
Here is the result. Personally, and this is a totally biased point of view, of course, I love his focused look. This trench seems to be an inspiring one! I wish I could read the notes or see the sketches that were jetted down back then. Yes, a nice Sartoriale-with-a-twist look, cheered up by the red socks, and the 1970s Samsonite briefcase.
Leave a comment if you feel like, I am curious to read your impressions.
For your viewing pleasure, I suggest that you also take a stroll and browse through the complex mosaic of styles portrayed on the Art of the Trench website.
Looking good, baby!
1 comment:
I just came across this post, Christine - how fabulous that Marco was shot for the campaign! I will look more keenly for his photo now, but I have reviewed the campaign and love the execution.
Fantastic to see a high-end brand properly match a current trend in fashion/pop-culture to modernize, while complementing, the elegance & heritage of the brand itself to attract and engage a new generation of media and fashion savvy customers.
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