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Interview with Gildo Zegna

Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 10:25 pm
by alden
http://www.monocle.com/sections/busines ... ldo-Zegna/

A very well dressed man who knows his business. Note the horizontal stripes on the shirt, sober navy blue knit tie and elegant gray suit. If you need to dress to do business, you can't go very wrong with that look as a model.

Cheers

M Alden

Re: Interview with Gildo Zegna

Posted: Fri Sep 20, 2013 8:10 am
by internationalist

Re: Interview with Gildo Zegna

Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 3:57 pm
by Pierre Spies
I love this video. The difference of Style between these two persons is smashing.

On one hand you have a middle aged man, not especially good looking, and on the other a young to middle aged person, objectively far better looking.

Of course we could focus on the difference of pure clothing elegance, but it'd be far too obvious and mean for Mr Brûlé on the right.

The striking thing IMO is the real Elegance of Mr; zegna. The way he stands, smiles, speaks is full of self awareness, serenity and confidence. Compare this to his counterpart...

I'm not especially gay (or don't think I am) but I am far more attracted to Mr. Zegna than Mr Burnt.

Re: Interview with Gildo Zegna

Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 8:07 pm
by Rob O
I have to admit to quite liking Tyler Brulé's style: he has made the Boglioli blazer, open neck shirt and quality knitwear his signature look. However in this interview he has made the mistake of wearing too-high collars for his physique.

But Gildo has an aura about him that is hard to define. He is elegance personified.

Whether or not I would like to make love to either of them is a different matter.

Re: Interview with Gildo Zegna

Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 9:52 pm
by davidhuh
Pierre Spies wrote: I'm not especially gay (or don't think I am) but I'd be far more attracted to Mr. Zegna than Mr Burnt.
Rob O wrote: Whether or not I would like to make love to either of them is a different matter.
Gentlemen, we seem to be having some unexpected entertainment here today :lol:

Cheers, David

Re: Interview with Gildo Zegna

Posted: Tue Sep 24, 2013 10:01 pm
by Rob O
:lol:

Re: Interview with Gildo Zegna

Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 7:11 am
by alden
A propos, Mr Brule's partner, who is a clothier, came to the LL Fox flannel launch in London. He liked the collection.

Brule, while not a style icon, is certainly to be admired for his writing skill and entrepreneurial talent. The Monocle is a must.

Cheers

Re: Interview with Gildo Zegna

Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 12:48 pm
by Tutumulut
Wholeheartedly agree with you, Michael, on Monocle. On this thread alone, I can think of 3 members who are Monocle readers. :o

Do you think LL keeps Monocle alive, expanding the subset of 3 to the rest of the forum? :lol:

T

Re: Interview with Gildo Zegna

Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2013 3:36 pm
by Costi
davidhuh wrote:
Pierre Spies wrote: I'm not especially gay (or don't think I am) but I'd be far more attracted to Mr. Zegna than Mr Burnt.
Rob O wrote: Whether or not I would like to make love to either of them is a different matter.
Gentlemen, we seem to be having some unexpected entertainment here today :lol:

Cheers, David
You might have sex with one and make love to the other. At least that's what their looks suggest... 8)

"Are you blue or are you gray?" - that's what I remember an old(er) question of Michael's sounded like. Perhaps part of the answer to the preference for one end of the microphone over the other in this interview lies in that question.