The Single Breasted Suit: "Know your Suits" Series (Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- In this new series of episodes, Hugo will take you on a guided tour of the main styles of suits and jackets for gentlemen. In this first episode he focuses on the single-breasted suit, and explains how to progress step by step on the "Sartorial Ladder", from conservative styles to more daring suits.
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Links from the show :
Cifonelli bespoke Paris: cifonelli.com
Enzo Custom USA: enzocustom.com
NH Sartoria Milano: www.nhsartoria.it
Brutal honesty, no fluff, and a good amount of information in 17 minutes. I loved it so much it made my day better. can you do one on trousers sometime please?
Thank you my friend for your words of encouragement! And yes we have an episode on trousers planned in April. Cheers, Hugo
Last time I was this early, top hats were still a sign of status.
Cheers Xan! Hugo
I dare you to go outside with a top hat not signalling status :D
When Hugo speaks, time flies.
Thank you PN for your kind words. All my best wishes, Hugo
That’s right, especially when I do my ironing
It's lovely to see the passion in these weird times. I love my waistcoats and you saying to look at single buttons jackets, is a mini revolution to me. Never thought about it but now I'm dreaming. Thank you.
Yes Alexander, a one button jacket above a beautiful vest is a great option (and a game changer actually). All my best, Hugo
I love the simple way Hugo explains function and fashion going hand in hand. Thank you!
You are very welcome my friend! Hugo
"it is absolutely useless, and that's why we adore it!" not only strict and "dusty" rules, but also a consistent way of looking at this beautiful topic: a great job, as always.
Thank you Marco! I think the so-called "useless" things are so important to us, human beings. All my best, Hugo
Great thanks Hugo, i am slowing starting to see all the details, i think i like the French style the best, your double breasted jacket is excellent. Love your point about dressing for the social good, aesthetically, an environment of beauty.
Many thanks Allan! Take care, Hugo
Hugo has exceptional taste! I pray for a wardrobe like yours one day, good sir
Thank you my friend. And I do hope your prayers will be answered! Hugo
Dear Hugo, thank you for sharing you nice collection of suits. I also really like your navy jacket.
Greetings,
john & Corrine
Thank you John, I hope all is going well for you and Corrine! Cheers, Hugo
I absolutely agree that the power of beauty is underrated in the modern day. Beauty and love make life worth living. Without them, we are mere robots.
Wise words my friend. Best, Hugo
This is the first video in months for me. I need to get back into the ST groove to get away from all the nonsense. I love you two.
Welcome back to the ST "groove" my friend! Hugo
As a new suit fanatic, thank you for the knowledge you share in these episodes
You are very welcome my friend. All my best, Hugo
As beautiful as the jackets on the rack are, your double breasted jacket may be my favorite of the line up
Thanks Bruno. It's my old Cifonelli DB suit from 2008 that I transformed into a blazer by simply changing the buttons. Cheers, Hugo
Dear Hugo, great job as always. Thank you! I have a 3 roll 2 Harris Tweed jacket and enjoy wearing it in the winter over cardigan sweater. I noticed that you didn’t address pocket flaps, sleeve buttons or vents. Do you plan to do that in a later video? Also, you began to address proportions. Do you plan to cover that topic at a later date? Thanks again!
Dear Mike, we recorded a special episode last week that focuses only on pockets. Stay tuned! Hugo
Great inspiring video, as always! I really like the style of the two-roll-three button jacket. I personally think it looks best with a heavier fabric like flannel (I own a flannel suit, that has this sort of buttoning on the jacket, but instead with a notch I went with a peak lapel and what can I say it is one of my favourite pieces to wear, even as a separate). Thank you for this great content! Stay safe!
Many thanks Joe for sharing your experience. Stay safe as well! Cheers, Hugo
I adore jackets with rolls and only wear 3-button ones. If it is not, I commission a 3 rd button.
Thanks Pinky! Hugo
Excellent ladder style ))))), very enjoyable as usual, i loved the pink jacket , and your double breasted jacket is outstanding my dear Hugo, Thanks for all your effort and passion. Love to you from Cairo.
Thank you dear Nader. All our best, Hugo & Sonya
I'm a little off topic, but in these last few videos, Hugo is looking leaner in the waist, with a more youthful and defined jawline. Or maybe I'm just seeing things. Thank you....and by the way, I really love the suit and tie in today's video..., particularly the tie. Cheers.
Dear Anthony, I did loose weight recently (approx 12 lbs), so your impression is correct. Cheers, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS Ahh..haaa, I thought so. Cheers!
Other jacket design options I learned about while doing research:
- lapel style option: notched, peak, shawl ( like on tuxedos)
- lapel width: slim, standard, wide
- lapel pin button hole: working, decorative, none
- ticket pocket: yes, no
- ticket pocket style: flapped, piped
- pocket style: none, straight or slanted, flapped or piped
- sleeve button count: 0-4
- sleeve button holes: with or without
- back vent: double/side, single/center, none
- canvassing: none, fused, half, full
- pick stitching: yes or no
- breast pocket: none, patch, patch x 2
So, as one can see, and Hugo points out, there are many ways to customize even just the jacket.
Excellent video, Hugo! I loved the notion of seeing clothing as something higher than "dressing to impress" and how it truly has an effect of one's state of mind and in the way to perceive the world. Also the idea of having only one button on the jacket seems like the classiest kind of inside joke I could have with myself.
Thanks Fernando for your nice comment (not sure I understand the inside joke, but it's maybe because i'm just French 😊). Cheers, Hugo
This is the best explanation for a 3-roll-2 I've ever heard.
Oh thank you Aaron! Hugo
This red wine color in America would be called "Burgundy" red.
The blazer Hugo’s wearing in this video is truly magnificent. Absolutely beautiful.
Only Hugo Jacomet can host a video about single breasted suits wearing a double breasted suit and still not look out of place.
I think that 3 button jacket is kinda functional.. i live mostly in Canada, Montreal & also Southern Greece, Island of Crete..
many times in Autumn season temperature will be around 15 deg cel with not too much wind.. So usually i will wear a wool suit with a 3/4 long wool over-coat..
Brrrr so many times by late afternoon a very strong wind will start blowing & the temperature will drop another 5 deg..
So all the wind just blows down my chest & it just gets so cold, so to be able to have a 3rd button just to close the chest abit more i think is very functional..
You're actually right my friend. The Neapolitan gentleman never button it because it's never really cold in Napoli. That's why we speak of a hidden and useless button. But it actually can be buttoned. Cheers, Hugo
I'm really enjoying your expertise on mens sartorial style and your presentation skills in which you don't talk "down to the viewer".
If you couldn't afford bespoke which pret a porter brands would you wear?
Good morning, I would say Pini Parma, Boggi Milano and Spier and Mackay (if you are on a budget) Cheers, Hugo
Very enjoyable listening to you in such a free wheeling spoken style on your feet. Hugo is a peak lapel more formal than a notched lapel? As I wear MTM suits for myself I have only notched so far as I actually consider my suits casual wear - they are so comfortable. So I’m wondering if my next suit should have a peak lapel or will it look to formal. I’ma photographer and not a banker so while I wear them for myself at the same time I don’t want to give off the wrong impression.
Dear Michael, peak lapels are not really more formal. I would rather say they are more "dandy-esque". Wearing a single breasted with peak lapels is a statement. Discreet but still a statement. Cheers, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS Thank Hugo.I like that , ‘dandy-esque’.
Kind of an offbeat question...Do you have any opinions about shank buttons on jackets? It used to be a thing way back when for about a minute...i.e. brass buttons on a navy blazer or braided leather buttons on a tweed sport coat or a camelhair jacket. I don't know...
Dear Henry, I actually have shank buttons (metal ones) on my blazer. I'm not a big fan of the braided ones (very gentleman farmer's style) but it's a style (rarely seen these days for sure). Best, Hugo
Thanks again for your knowlegde and wisdom.
It helps me a lot to change my attitude towards the why and how I should dress, and to adress life in general.
Alors,
Merci et à bientôt
Groetjes uit Amsterdam
Heel erg bedankt voor je vriendelijke woorden, beste Arent! Cheers, Hugo
Greetings, Hugo & Sonya. I finally, have the means to get my first MTM Suit. I don't have the means to travel to a shop, so I will have to do it online. There is a wonderful local Tailor just around the corner from my house, so I can get properly measured. I'm going with Pini Parma for the MTM Suit. I'm so nervous lol. Cheers! from Ohio.
Congratulations my friend. I hope you'll enjoy it. Best, Hugo
Good morning Hugo..yout attire gets an A plus..love your double breasted sports jacket...enjoy your day!
Many thanks Kenneth! Cheers, Hugo
Thanks Hugo! Great summary, as always. Favourite quote from this video: "We don't dress to impress". Truer words rarely spoken! Oh, and I love your point about wearing lapel pins is where we differ from animals.
Yes Robert, we don't dress only to impress. Doing so is missing the greatness and the pleasure of the Sartorial life. Cheers, Hugo
These suits are excellent, if only a phd paid more then I wouldn't have to wait for the charles thywritt sales. Can I ask you a question, what do you do about wallets phone etc, any pocket I put them in seems to mess up the fit?
Dear Toby, personally I prefer to carry a small bag or a beautiful briefcase in order to avoid putting anything in my pockets (or in Winter, I use my overcoat pockets). Cheers, Hugo
Thanks, Hugo, for another excellent ST episode. Your passion and excitement for fashion are very apparent and much appreciated. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Thank you very much John for your kind words of appreciation. Cheers, Hugo
Thank you SO much for this Hugo!!
You are very welcome Timothy! All my best, Hugo
wow even this lesson was overwhelming Hahaha,, love you guys stay safe
I hope it was not too overwhelming Afsana! Cheers, Hugo
Hugo is so correct! Beauty and art are important.
I believe looking good helps others feel better themselves. Personally, I am not tall , dark, and handsome but, at least I can dress well. Not only for myself but for the subtle pleasure of others.
Beautiful words William. Cheers, Hugo
I just listened to an 1h lecture on Marcuses view on The Self, but I learnt more about life and philosophy by watching this video
Thank you Hugo for once again pointing out the meaning of beauty.
With joy! All the best, Hugo
I just came across this pulchritudinous channel, like yesterday, and I must say Hugo, you are one of the finest gentlemen I've ever met on this platform, I just loved every bit of your content. Although I'm just a teenager student from India, I love watching your videos from tip to toe. I think your videos impart amazing knowledge and value to all of your viewers, may GOD bless you man.
Le Mont St Michel calls “vieux rose” “dusty pink” in its English language copy
So I was almost right (by chance!). Greetings, Hugo
I encourage all my customers to Sartorial Talks. Beautifully explained and of course, Hugo. That is to say, Hugo is the first and last word for all things sartorial.
Thank you David for your kind words. And even if I'm surely not the first and last word in this area, I accept your compliment as we are doing our best everyday to provide interesting and useful content. Cheers, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS Hugo and Sonya, you are both inspirations. I (and I am sure others ) appreciate your efforts.
Dear Hugo, who is the tailor of that blazer? It looks extremly powerfull, I love it!
And please take care, your voice doesnˋt sound very healthy in this video... thanks a lot for your work!
Dear Thomas, this blazer was originally a suit jacket made for me by Cifonelli in Paris in 2008. But as I made the mistake not to order two pairs of trousers, I had to transform it, in 2018, into a blazer by changing the buttons (to metal ones). As for my voice, it's because I've been recording hours and hours of shows and talks. I just need a couple of days of rest to recover a normal voice. Thanks for caring, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS Thank you so much for your reply. All the best for you, Sonya and your team!
With a MTM service in a company which offers only online orders, it's really hard to get good results the first time. I tried shirts from TailorStore, and the result was worse than off the rack shirts for the first 2 shirts produced (although I took my measurements several times to be sure with the help of another person; and that shirts aren't the hardest clothing item to produce with a good fit). Their customer service was great however, and they allowed me to re-order another shirt for free twice. But I think that fittings and measurement sessions in-store are definitely required to get a good fit with MTM services in a decent amount of tries (and time).
The skills of a tailor cannot be replaced just with automatic computations based on a few home-made measurements!
I couldn't agree more for the tailors (as you know I'm a die-hard bespoke customer). However, some MTM salons have made tremendous progresses and are delivering very decent quality. It will never be like true bespoke in-person with several fittings at your tailor, but it can help many climbing the sartorial ladder. Cheers, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS I didn't have the chance to have an in-store MTM experience yet, but I think that it's way better than an online-only process.
Thanks you Hugo for sharing your experience and knowledge with us!
Double breasted is always best! Thanks for changing the "Shop at Walmart in Sleepwear" Revolution!
Dear Dan, I don't know if I managed to change this (I would love too), but the sartorial movement is slowly developing for sure. All my best, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS Just like yourself, we all have great impacts on our words and actions. Many have such HUUUUGE impacts and they are not even aware of it. Keep sharing your passion; it does have a positive effect on people and they way they enjoy life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
3 roll 2 is great!
Any advice on what pockets to have on your suit jackets and the formality attached to them?
The french sartorial philosopher. I love it.
Wonderful video Hugo, your advice regarding the single button was especially informative. I had not really considered a single button outside formal wear, but as part of a three piece suit it seems very stylish and a logical choice. For my next three piece I will definitely go with peaked lapels and a single button.
A well cut, traditional, two button jacket will actually have a cutaway after the top button, so if you do try and button the bottom button it will pull the jacket out of shape and ruin the lines of the jacket. A jacket that is designed to have both or all three buttons closed is called a paddock jacket and the cutaway begins after the bottom button. Legend has it it first started when King Henry got too plump to button the bottom button of his riding jacket and left it unbuttoned and then everyone else followed suit (pun intended)
Beautiful interpretation once again, thank you Hugo! This deffinetly solids the knowledge of suit jackets and gives confidence in buying and wearing them. Waiting for part 2! Best regards from Finland!
Thank you for your kind words Santtu, All our best from France! Hugo
Great video Hugo,
But did I hear you use the word dandyesc? 😉
Yes Rob, sorry, nobody's perfect 😅☺️
Always a pleasure watching your videos Hugo I always learn something new. Thank you 🙏🏾
I like this video style much more than podcasts
Thanks Maxim. We will keep both formats as the "podcast" set-up is better for more "profound" topics. Cheers, Hugo & Sonya
depends on you morphology,... hahahaha,.. but apart from this i am an admirer,. luckily my bodyshape is,... oke, i say no more
Hello Mr Hugo
What do you think of the 3 buttons jacket (3d not hidden), is it more suitable for cold weather or maybe short people? Correct me if I'm wrong
Thanks
Dear Mouh, 3 buttons suits are a rare thing to see these days but some tailors are trying to revive it so it may come back one day or another. Not very good for shorter people though as it has a tendency to shorten the torso. Cheers, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS I find that three button jackets have the detrimental effect of making the torso appear substantially more blocky, since the lapels start further up rather than accentuating the natural waist suppression at the buttoning point. If a tailored jacket is making you look more rectangular than V-shaped then it's not worth it imo. Can't see myself having a three button single breasted jacket outside of a 3/2
You are a professeur 👌🏻
Hello Hugo what do you think about Brioni and Tom Ford?
Dear John, Brioni was probably among the most beautiful ready-to-wear brands in the world before Kering took over. Since that, the brand has moved towards fashion and, in my humble opinion, lost its soul. TF is a great designer with exquisite taste. His garments are crafted in a Zegna factory and are of decent quality. But you mostly pay for the name. Hope it helps, Cheers, Hugo
dear Monsieur Jacomet, besides making the wearer feel good and free, I think the 3/2 also creates a bit more roll to the lapel roll due to the button and buttonhole, and yes I love it!!
I hear you Scott. All my best, Hugo
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experiences passionately, which is a great pleasure to watch 🙋♂️❤️
I bought a lot of suits and sport coats right before quarantine, picked up 42 brooks brothers ties secondhand. I can’t wait to be able to wear them outside. My next pickup will be either double breasted with wide lapels or some spectators.
42 ties ? Wow, that's a lot in one catch! As for the Spectators, you should check our ongoing collaboration with TLB in Mallorca on Parisian Gentleman. Cheers! Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS a lot of madder silk ties in the lot, lightly used and really fantastic it brought the cost down to about $2 a tie.
I know I’m getting the museum calf spectators!
Hope all is well!
@@macbruce7562 Excellent choice my friend. Don't hesitate to write to Toni at TLB for any advice concerning size and width. Cheers, Hugo
Regarding dressing to impress.
I've come to think of it like singing. You can pick any of the world's greatest singers and I guarantee they sing when you aren't there. Because that's what they take joy in.
That's why people do karaoke, because the enjoy the expression.
Our sartorial sense should be the same.
A singer may sing as their job, but their passion always shows through.
I love this video Hugo , but didn’t mention the pockets. I may be only one that noticed this but the jackets had different pockets. I wish you would have mentioned the pockets. One had a flap, one had no flap, one had a straight pocket, while another had an angled pocket and there was also one with a ticket pocket
Dear Walter, you are going too fast. Episode number 2 of this series will be dedicated to Double Breasted, and episode number 3 to pockets. Cheers, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS Hi Hugo, thanks for such a great episode. I also request you to please give some tips on the tailoring. For example you talked about the positioning of the button. The place that I live in does not have tailors experienced with the small details that can make or break the suit. I also noticed that the sleeve openings are little bit slanted/angled, so if you could talk about these small things as well, that will be a huge bonus!!
Once again thanks for such great videos.
@@pushpinderpalsingh3255 Nice suggestions my friend, thank you. Hugo
Loved this. I would like to see you continue the series on matching ties to suits as well.
Good morning Randall. Yes, there will be an episode on how to match patterns (which will include ties of course). All my best, Hugo
I kinda prefer such videos over the podcast :)
Dear Sean, it's a different format. We like (and will produce) both. Cheers, Hugo
Hugo massive respect about your thought...about what make us difference from the animals...you are so right
THESE IS NOT NEGOTIABLE...YOURS SHOES HAS TO BE IMPECCABLE
I agree. Cheers my friend, Hugo
I came for a lesson about jackets, I got a lesson about life, beauty and spirit. Loved it!
im getting married septemer 2024. I am getting a peak lapel. it just looks more upscale and gives a greater presence of strength and class
15:00
"*This is absolutely useless! That's why we love it."*
Dans son contexte, c'est une phrase qui change une vision du monde.
Lighting / light exposure not enough...
is it necessary to have surgeons cuff?
Thank you, have a great day.
May god have mercy on whoever tries to get between Hugo and his super wide jacket lapels! 😄 Great video
😂 you're right my friend! Hugo
Hi Hugo, regarding the sport jacket maybe one would turn the collar up and fasten all of the buttons if say a person was riding their vespa scooter ?
The 3 roll to 2 was an Anderson and Sheppard innovation from what I understood, English rather than Italian
I would like to know more about mannequins, specifically were I can find one.
Dear John, you can find these kind of mannequins (also called stockman) in any professional shop selling windows/displays and shops equipment. All my best, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS thank you.
@@SARTORIALTALKS Hugo: "yes yes I would like to buy this"
Shop assistant: "a good choice, this suit is a beautiful hand crafted-"
Hugo: "no no no no! I mean the mannequin!"
Hugo, I like the new style of video. Great angles and proportions to the shots. Also I'll have you know you converted me to a double breasted man. However after seeing your three piece suit in the light grey houndstooth from cifonelli, It inspired me to begin working on a light grey sharkskin three piece suit with double breasted waistcoat. ( My first three piece) Thank you for all the great inspiration and keep up the good work! Looking forward to the next video, Cheers!
Many thanks Joey for your kind words and congratulations for you DB's. And yes a three piece with a db vest is also a great option. Enjoy! Cheers, Hugo
Brooks Brothers has used the three roll two. I pray we don’t go back to 1970s wide lapels and bell bottoms. Thank you for your perspective on these suits. Very informative and personal.
I don't think we will go back exactly to the seventies (especially for the trousers), but some of my own lapels are sometimes reminiscent of the 70's 😅😱. Cheers, Hugo
Great informative video as usual, we are all enlightened once again haha. I would like to know thoughts about suit lapel width. Is it always about the ‘style of the times’ what width of lapel you have on suit jackets?
Dear Stephen, I'm addict with (very) large lapels. And it's actually not at all the "style of the times" 😂! All my best, Hugo
Is it OK to use a "three roll two" on an English cut, three button pin stripe suit?
Of course it is John, but the English tailors are not very used to this kind of cut (with a hidden button in the roll). Best, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS Thank you, Hugo! Best, John.
Great video Hugo, thank you. I think it would have been great if you actually wore each suit. Perhaps for the DB suit video. Best regards.
Dear Rodrigo, for this series using mannequins is much more efficient visually I think. But I'll wear a LOT of suits in many episodes. Cheers, Hugo
This video actually shows everybody that you can wear a total different jacket / suit depending on one specific detail that will make a huge difference (something we would hardly notice) which is great. As far as I'm concerned, make the lapels wider has had an enormous impact. I couldn't believe the way I look with 2 more cm. Great video that explains lots of things ! Cheers.
Thank you so much David for your contribution. And yes, 2 cm on a lapel can change the whole style and help you reach new heights in elegance. All my best! Hugo
Beautiful video. Amazing. Thank you Mr Hugo, you are truly inspirational. God's speed! (Constructive criticism: The room was a bit too bright so it was a bit difficult appreciate the cloths fully)
Thank you KL! Cheers, Hugo
‘We need art, flowers, good food and good wine’. Exactement mon brave! Mais une femme bonne ou une femme.... 😉
What can one say Mr. Jacomet! You are a treasure and a bastion of elegance and refinement. We are lucky to have you and Sonya helping us along the way on our sartorial journeys. Much respect from Saudi Arabia.
Abdulaziz
Dear Abdulaziz, many thanks for your very kind words. They mean a lot to us. Hugo & Sonya
That suit jacket flatters your shape so well. Such a beautiful hourglass shape, armscye, and buttoning point. I would love a jacket that flatters me like that jacket does you.
Dear friend, thank you for your kind words. I have a great tailor for sure. Hugo
A great educational presentation. Merci.
Merci Ross! Hugo
Good evening Hugo and Sonya I hope you are both keeping safe and well, firstly may I just say it is always a pleasure to receive a notification for new content from your channel, secondly Hugo I must commend you on some absolutely stunning pieces/jackets and thirdly thank you so much to you both for your commitment to releasing such valuable content which in riches all of our lives, kind regards your friend Ryan..
Thank you Ryan for your kindness. Stay well my friend, Hugo (and Sonya)
Questions: how do you care for skin?
Dera Pedro, I'm not very educated on that subject, but my wife is. So she takes care of my skin (and I like it). Cheers, Hugo
Fantastic Topics and fashion
Merci Derrick! Hugo
Bonsoir Hugo, many thanks for the great video, as usual. Your tie looks great, may I ask you where it is from? Thank you for the best content on RUclips.
Good morning! This tie is from the Urban Ties (Dan Costache). They have a nice e-store. Cheers, Hugo
You are my style and Fashion Hero the way you dress is impeccable I have a question can I wear a vest or waistcoat with a two button single-breasted jacket
Yes Ernest you can of course, especially if your vest is single breasted. For a DB waistcoat I personally prefer a one button jacket. It feels more natural IMHO. All my best, Hugo
Dear brother Hugo
I love your spirit and love your show!!!!
God bless you!!!!!
Pastor tc
Thank you so much. God bless you too. Hugo
Between 11:40 and 13:05 you'll see the difference between old world class and new world class very eloquently put by Hugo.
Not better, not worse, just different.
Many thanks Piet. I must admit I'm not very comfortable with this "dress to impress" formula... All my best, Hugo
I could listen to Hugo talk for hours, his voice is so relaxing. I have a couple of single-breasted suits I haven't worn in over a year because of lockdowns in the UK and I'll be looking for any excuse to dress up once we can go out again.
Thank you for your kind words Tom. And yes, let's dress up again as soon as possible! Hugo
I have a question; would it be possible to change a notch lapel to a shawl lapel.
I would love to know what cars Mr. Jacomet finds stylish
Yes Hugo and Sonya, thank you for taking your time to produce Sartorial Talks. Learning about the bespoke world and doing my own research on the world of tailoring has been an enlightening experience and I thank you.
You are very welcome Ian! Hugo & Sonya
My girldriend and I love your videos. Thanks to you and Sonia, we have grown to like and enjoy menswear.
That's a very nice message to read! Cheers, Hugo
Mister Hugo is the Best dressed Man on RUclips!
Hello, amazing video like always! Do you guys think we will have more perfume related videos in the future ?
Yes Ricardo, we will continue producing episodes of "The Perfume Corner". Cheers, Hugo
Hugo and Sonya, that line up of suits at the background makes me think that you can probably convert a room or two in your house as a dedicated sartorial museum of sorts! Very nice!
😂 that's true! Cheers Raphael! Hugo
Exciting Hugo! Watching as I comment! :)
Thank you Nikolas! Cheers, Hugo