@@kirbyallison then you are truly the master of the self taught and initiated. Well done. To float easily between the artistry of the "Row" and the Sartorial world of differing capital cities is just amazing. I can remember when sports attire, jeans and trainers were banned at the Waldorf Astoria in New York, now anything goes if you have the money!
I'm an enormous fan of your videos! I watched your Gentlemen's Day Out in London and From Suit to Shoot right before my 6-week trip throughout the UK, which was absolutely brilliant, and now I'm so happy to see a Gentlemen's Day Out In Paris come out only a few weeks before my trip to France! Please keep up the amazing content, there needs to be more people like you in this world.
I got caught wearing brown shoes in London once..worst day of my life. I was scolded by an older, proper English gentleman who said I’ve brought shame upon my family and am a embarrassment to proper London menswear. I couldn’t bare the humiliation so I immediately booked a plane ticket back to Dallas. True story..
Any ‘proper English gentleman’ who did that is no ‘proper English gentleman’. A true gentleman would say nothing and would never be so bold or rude to scold another man for an article of attire. Even in the traditional London gentlemen’s clubs, as long as you are wearing a suit and tie, no one would comment on your shoes unless they were totally inappropriate ones such as trainers. These days it is not unusual to see brown shoes being worn even with a dark suit, as long as the shoes are of a traditional design.
@@kirbyallison NO cultured English Gentleman would even mention the "brown in Town" thing nowadays! It is a ridiculous anachronism from the past! .. check out the actual origins of why this was a "thing" and why it is not now ... and has not been for many years! ... but yes, some imbecilic idiots would still promote such nonsense!
Kirby!!!!! Here we go again. After watching the London version of Gent’s day out, I found myself flying to London to make several purchases based on your recommendations. Absolutely love them. Whether it is Floris (I prefer the older Vetiver bespoke), two coats from Huntsman, and several pairs of shoes from G&G (10 pairs to be exact - all RTW but now working on a pair from the Optimum line). Really love the quality of the products and I treasure them deeply! So, why the angst? Because now you’re giving me ideas about traveling to Paris. You’re quite the expensive habit Kirby. Love and appreciation from Nairobi, Kenya.
But very worthwhile, and money well spent on items that will/should last you a lifetime. Mine did until I fell ill and I lost a huge amount of weight, so I am replenishing my wardrobes a bit at a time and now have the poshest dressed Gardners in town as they have all my larger clothing.
This was a really enjoyable video to watch. I really miss NYC, I walked that city in 12 years more than most did in their entire lifetime. As someone who enjoys watching videos and looking at photographs from the early 1900's, could not but notice the contrast between Kirby and Julien and the rest of the men walking the streets of Paris. Although I do not have the means to buy bespoke shoes or suits but trying to be more formal in my style.
Lovely video as always. Just a note: there are two Anglican churches in Paris - the Episcopalian Cathedral and St George’s, which is part of the Church of England’s Diocese in Europe. There is also the beautiful and iconic Russian Cathedral of St Alexander Nevsky on Rue Daru, which has incredible connections to Russian émigré history and was at some point the cradle of Orthodox ressourcement.
As a I am Italian, I cannot help but underline, with a certain pride, that the majority of the great names in Paris are actually Italian: from Cifonelli to Berluti, from Attolini to Smalto, even to De Luca with whom you shot this video, they are all individuals who started from Italy to achieve international fame.
Charvet at 17:19. One of the places to visit whenever in Paris. Their bespoke shirts are legendary. Charvet also makes wonderful ties and pocket squares. The late Andre Leon Talley once had bathrobes and boxers custom made by Charvet.
The majority of the names of all the brands and people you meet all come from one place, the majority of the high quality products you touch are built all in one place. It’s the moment for you Kirby to do a video in the world Capital of style: Italy. Free to chose between the dozens of cities..
I've been reading GQ magazine since I was 12.... I went to Paris about 5 years ago... Walking into downtown Paris was like stepping into a fashion editorial for GQ... I couldn't believe the elegance the men displayed. The details in their wardrobe. Just a regular work day in the summer. Incredible.
At last! I have been waiting for this one. During the two years I lived in Paris I was dreaming of a Camps de Luca suit. Never got around to it. Would be interesting to see Kirby commission one, and then compare London to Paris workmanship and design details.
Kirby, I said hello to you when you were filming on Savile Row six months ago. Next time you are in Paris, the secret is the extensive exclusive pyjama selection in Charvet on the 2nd or 3rd floor. Even better than Budd in London-amazing and only available in store in Paris.
fantastic! some places to add to my list next time I'm in town. Would suggest to mention Chaumet when we talk Parisian tradition, as it is one of the oldest jewelry houses that makes for royalty and most notably Napoleon.
Such a wonderful video, thank you for sharing this. It has been far too long since I visited the City of Light, I'll be back soon. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and have a lovely New Year too.
Helloooo! If you haven’t already, I recommend the Sartorial Talks channel too. One of the contributors there is a woman and they (sometimes) cover brands that serve women as well as men.
OMG when was it shot Kirby ? I live Paris and i would have loved to meet you hahaha What an honour for our beautiful city. Keep up the great motivation work . Enjoying a cigar watching your video. all love for 2023.
I really love that French suits are a mix of the Italian and English . French fashion comes off as much less unpretentious and more playful …. Like fashion is also fun and not only down to formality. It allows the personality to shine through the suit. I really prefer it this way. Not too formal yet not too flashy 👍
Really hoping to see Kirby covering smaller tailors in the UK, France and Italy where it’s more affordable but the quality is good too. Especially in Italy
@@kirbyallison ettore de cesare, Antonio Meccarielo, Bocache & Salvucci, Calzoleria Carlino, Calzoleria de Fumo, and of course the icons like Caraceni, rubinacci, Paolo scafora, etc
@@frankmai1824 Want to do a Gentlemen's Day Out in Italy, Rome,Naples, Milan, even Florence, some great Italian artisans there, intrested to see how they compare to London & Paris..
Heading to Paris for my honeymoon and was wondering if you have a lounge/shop you recommend for cigars? And if there is a classic spot for a cocktail (like Dukes London)?
Dark brown shoes are fine in London as long they are polished and well taken care off..I worked in the City for almost 2 decades ( finance, insurance, law) and have worn a mixture of brown,black and even oxblood shoes without any issues. I have also visited and dinned in many of the private club in Mayfair, again no issues and only positive comments.
In the beginning it seems like he is bashing a bit on England or rather "sucking up" to his host. However, England staying England allows France to stay France. Their style wouldn't stand out as much if everyone was doing it. England-France-Italy all have their place in men's wear and should all be cherished for what they bring to the wardrobe. Thank you for this rather rare video on French style. Imagine walking in Paris and having Lorenzo wave to you!
Oh what a nice and relaxing video! I was half expecting our dear friend Anthony Bourdain to make an appearance and recommend a nice cafe to tuck away...but alas.............
As a french, I ve never been a big fan of the Parisian style : too structured, stiffed and sophisticated. You can see these elements on Julien while Kirby seems more relaxed by his attitude wearing on which seems to be an italian suit.
Berluti - Italian heritage now owned by LVMH.. Cifonelli - Italian heritage.. Francesco Smalto - Italian heritage.. De Luca - Italian heritage. Just to name a few :)
So where does Kirby stay when he is in Paris? I just got back from Europe, and my time in Paris was split between the Westin Vendome, the Kimpton St. Honore, and the Hotel Raphael.
Hello, Kirby. I absolutely love your work. I just wish you could use better microphones and lavaliers so we could hear all the dialogue clearly. Forgive my small criticism, and keep up the stellar channel. And Happy New Year!!
The real problem is when you look elegant, everyone looks at you as if you stole their money, even if what you wore was simple. I think people have become unconvinced 🤔 but I don't care, I'll still be elegant 🧡
Another wonderful Christmas bonus. Beautiful Paris. If indeed Julien De Luca is a great designer he must be not creating his own suit. Collar gap is so obvious and the length of the sleeves are so long there is no visible shirt cuff. It’s as if the suit is a size to large for him. Look at him standing on the pavement outside Cifonelli as an example.
Eventually! I think Japan will have to wait until 2024. I'm working on a big trip to Italy in 2023... and we really only have one of these in us a year at the moment. I was quite surprised by the poll, though, and will definitely work to make Japan the next trip after Italy!
Half a century in London working in the City and Mayfair and I simply dont recognise that strict dress code these days. If there is one, its self imposed in the smallest of circles in an area the size of a football pitch. The only thing I would agree with is outside black, brown or burgundy formal shoes shouldnt really be a loud bold colour
Funny how the brands' names presented in the first part of the video sounds typically Italian, of course including the surname of Kirby's friend. So common in France...
I’ve been to Paris shopping before. Not as good as the uk but it’s alright. It’s just that the uk seems to make timeless classics and the French are very trendy but won’t stand the test of time. Ok if you have deep pockets though
So upset that you were not able to go by La Tour D'Argent original name Quai de la Tournelle. Not only an iconic restaurant but one of the oldest in Paris founded in 1582 by M. Rourteau, with his signature dish of pressed duck. He also introduced the use of a formal fork from Italy. The story is a fascinating one. They even hid the famous wine celkers which go 5 levels down underground, containing some of the oldest wines, cognacs and Armagnacs in the world from Hitler, by cementing up the walls, thus hiding the cellars for 5 years! It was also the very first Restaurant to have a Royal crest from Henry IV.
@@kirbyallison I look forward to that. And when you come back to you can try the best Italian Restaurant outside Italy called Caprini in Waterloo. You'll be amazed who you'll meet in this tiny little restaurant
I've now watched about 4 of your videos. I certainly couldn't afford anything bespoke, but as a woman of a certain age, I wish someone was doing these videos for women. The only ones I've seen are just showing women who are dressed in mostly labels. I'm totally enjoying these.
Kirby, Mr. Hugo jacomet will call you out for wearing lighter shoes with a dark suit... Your friend has a nice collar gap and sleeves that were probably a bit too long👍🏼
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The quality of this channel is getting better and better since Kirby is shooting 90% of his content in Europe
Thank you! Trying our hardest... it's difficult to self-teach yourself how to do this stuff!
@@kirbyallison Mission accomplished because this past year or so has been filled with incredible journeys and I’ve taken so much from them.
@@kirbyallison then you are truly the master of the self taught and initiated. Well done. To float easily between the artistry of the "Row" and the Sartorial world of differing capital cities is just amazing. I can remember when sports attire, jeans and trainers were banned at the Waldorf Astoria in New York, now anything goes if you have the money!
The Gentleman’s day out videos make the series of undeniable elegance!
A series on Ready To Wear would be awesome too such as Brioni, Churchs etc.
Great idea!
THE GENTLEMAN RUNS HIS BUSINESS LIKE A CON. TRY GETTING A HOLD OF CUSTOMER SERVICE - BUYER BEWARE.
@@kirbyallison For Church you might even do during the week and on sundays
I'm an enormous fan of your videos! I watched your Gentlemen's Day Out in London and From Suit to Shoot right before my 6-week trip throughout the UK, which was absolutely brilliant, and now I'm so happy to see a Gentlemen's Day Out In Paris come out only a few weeks before my trip to France! Please keep up the amazing content, there needs to be more people like you in this world.
Paris - one of my favorite places as well. Such a delight to see elegant gentlemen doing walkabouts!
I got caught wearing brown shoes in London once..worst day of my life. I was scolded by an older, proper English gentleman who said I’ve brought shame upon my family and am a embarrassment to proper London menswear. I couldn’t bare the humiliation so I immediately booked a plane ticket back to Dallas. True story..
lol. In certain circles, this isn't too far off from the truth.
😂 oh man I would have done the same thing! Catch the first thing smoking and retreat to lick my wounds in chambered isolation! I feel for you my man.
You should have just ignored such an ignorant Snob! ... "brown in Town" has been dead for many, many years now! ... Only a fool would say that to you.
Any ‘proper English gentleman’ who did that is no ‘proper English gentleman’. A true gentleman would say nothing and would never be so bold or rude to scold another man for an article of attire. Even in the traditional London gentlemen’s clubs, as long as you are wearing a suit and tie, no one would comment on your shoes unless they were totally inappropriate ones such as trainers. These days it is not unusual to see brown shoes being worn even with a dark suit, as long as the shoes are of a traditional design.
@@kirbyallison NO cultured English Gentleman would even mention the "brown in Town" thing nowadays! It is a ridiculous anachronism from the past! .. check out the actual origins of why this was a "thing" and why it is not now ... and has not been for many years! ... but yes, some imbecilic idiots would still promote such nonsense!
Kirby!!!!! Here we go again. After watching the London version of Gent’s day out, I found myself flying to London to make several purchases based on your recommendations.
Absolutely love them. Whether it is Floris (I prefer the older Vetiver bespoke), two coats from Huntsman, and several pairs of shoes from G&G (10 pairs to be exact - all RTW but now working on a pair from the Optimum line).
Really love the quality of the products and I treasure them deeply!
So, why the angst? Because now you’re giving me ideas about traveling to Paris. You’re quite the expensive habit Kirby.
Love and appreciation from Nairobi, Kenya.
hahaha.... sorry! ;)
But very worthwhile, and money well spent on items that will/should last you a lifetime. Mine did until I fell ill and I lost a huge amount of weight, so I am replenishing my wardrobes a bit at a time and now have the poshest dressed Gardners in town as they have all my larger clothing.
“I can’t imagine wearing black shoes in Paris” as his guide is wearing black shoes hahah
🤣 🙄
I say, if you don’t like what I’m wearing, turn your head. Lol
This was a really enjoyable video to watch. I really miss NYC, I walked that city in 12 years more than most did in their entire lifetime. As someone who enjoys watching videos and looking at photographs from the early 1900's, could not but notice the contrast between Kirby and Julien and the rest of the men walking the streets of Paris. Although I do not have the means to buy bespoke shoes or suits but trying to be more formal in my style.
Thank you for commenting! Julien is actually headed to NYC for a trunk show in January 2023.
Excellent work Kirby. The production and artistry is exceptional. Keep it up!
I love that shot of Lorenzo and Maximo, it's so on-brand.
Haha. They were very kind to make an appearance on the balcony. We would have gone inside, but they were busy with a client fitting!
Omg, I was missing this kind of videos, thanks you so much, is like be walking with you and absorbing all that knowledge
Thank you for showing us Kirby!
Lovely video as always. Just a note: there are two Anglican churches in Paris - the Episcopalian Cathedral and St George’s, which is part of the Church of England’s Diocese in Europe. There is also the beautiful and iconic Russian Cathedral of St Alexander Nevsky on Rue Daru, which has incredible connections to Russian émigré history and was at some point the cradle of Orthodox ressourcement.
I'm enjoying these wee adventures
As a I am Italian, I cannot help but underline, with a certain pride, that the majority of the great names in Paris are actually Italian: from Cifonelli to Berluti, from Attolini to Smalto, even to De Luca with whom you shot this video, they are all individuals who started from Italy to achieve international fame.
Thankyou kirby for the amazing episode and a happy new year 🎉
Kirby in Paris? Huh! Didn’t know I needed this lol will enjoy the video while
Working oui oui 🥖 😂
Another fantastic video Kirby, thank you...
Charvet at 17:19. One of the places to visit whenever in Paris. Their bespoke shirts are legendary. Charvet also makes wonderful ties and pocket squares. The late Andre Leon Talley once had bathrobes and boxers custom made by Charvet.
Couldn't agree more!
I wish all men dressed as awesomely dapper as you Kirby. So refreshing.
Watching this, I learned two things.
1. I need to visit Paris.
2. I need green shoes.
Thanks so much for doing this.
The majority of the names of all the brands and people you meet all come from one place, the majority of the high quality products you touch are built all in one place. It’s the moment for you Kirby to do a video in the world Capital of style: Italy. Free to chose between the dozens of cities..
We plan to go to Italy in June! What are your suggestions???
@@kirbyallison It must be Napoli of course then Milan & Roma.
@@christianellopmWhat about Florence?
I've been reading GQ magazine since I was 12.... I went to Paris about 5 years ago... Walking into downtown Paris was like stepping into a fashion editorial for GQ... I couldn't believe the elegance the men displayed. The details in their wardrobe. Just a regular work day in the summer. Incredible.
Excellent! I highly recommend spending more time in the avenue Montaigne area which is my favorite.
Totally agree! Another great street of female high-fashion. Would have been nice to end at the cafe on the corner overlooking the Eiffel Tower!
I feel proud to be French when I see all our "savoir faire" ! Thank you Mr Allison ! Camps de Luca is the best with Cifonelli !
Yet another brilliant video 👏🏽
At last! I have been waiting for this one.
During the two years I lived in Paris I was dreaming of a Camps de Luca suit. Never got around to it.
Would be interesting to see Kirby commission one, and then compare London to Paris workmanship and design details.
Thank you Kirby for the Paris walk through. A nice linen suit could be on the cards.
Indeed. Linen would be lovely. Fantastic suggestion Lorraine. I hope your well
He just got one recently. Looks really good! 👌
@@ARlELATOM fantastic
Brilliant!
Kirby, I said hello to you when you were filming on Savile Row six months ago. Next time you are in Paris, the secret is the extensive exclusive pyjama selection in Charvet on the 2nd or 3rd floor. Even better than Budd in London-amazing and only available in store in Paris.
I’m loving the curb your enthusiasm style background music 😁 great video Kirby!
It's pretty...pretty...pretty good.
fantastic! some places to add to my list next time I'm in town. Would suggest to mention Chaumet when we talk Parisian tradition, as it is one of the oldest jewelry houses that makes for royalty and most notably Napoleon.
Thank you for your service Kirby
Such a wonderful video, thank you for sharing this. It has been far too long since I visited the City of Light, I'll be back soon. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and have a lovely New Year too.
Kirby just walks so awkwardly even how he swings his arms
The walk of a gentleman
Any other women on here? 🙋🏻♀️ Obviously I don’t wear suits but I find all of Kirby’s videos so interesting and classic!
Helloooo! If you haven’t already, I recommend the Sartorial Talks channel too. One of the contributors there is a woman and they (sometimes) cover brands that serve women as well as men.
We just finished filming a video here in Dallas with Hugo and Sonya!
OMG when was it shot Kirby ? I live Paris and i would have loved to meet you hahaha What an honour for our beautiful city. Keep up the great motivation work . Enjoying a cigar watching your video. all love for 2023.
I was there in July!
Kirby just cant help but compare everything to London. He really loves London 😂
An invitation for a gentelmen's day out in Lisbon, Portugal is in your hand dear Kirby :)
I really love that French suits are a mix of the Italian and English . French fashion comes off as much less unpretentious and more playful …. Like fashion is also fun and not only down to formality.
It allows the personality to shine through the suit. I really prefer it this way. Not too formal yet not too flashy 👍
Really hoping to see Kirby covering smaller tailors in the UK, France and Italy where it’s more affordable but the quality is good too. Especially in Italy
Who are your favorites in Italy? We plan on going summer 2023.
@@kirbyallison ettore de cesare, Antonio Meccarielo, Bocache & Salvucci, Calzoleria Carlino, Calzoleria de Fumo, and of course the icons like Caraceni, rubinacci, Paolo scafora, etc
@@frankmai1824 Want to do a Gentlemen's Day Out in Italy, Rome,Naples, Milan, even Florence, some great Italian artisans there, intrested to see how they compare to London & Paris..
Great video!
I'd love to see a similair one in Milan, Florence or Naples.
Great refreshing content once again! Perhaps future destination to visit the flags in this video! Happy holidays to all!
Finally in Paris 😁 Mr Allison 👏🏾
Another great video, and good from Mr.Kirby go to Paris to know more about this great shops and designers.
Great video, What is your favorite neighborhood to just stay in (maybe with your family) not necessarily for shopping? Thanks
Heading to Paris for my honeymoon and was wondering if you have a lounge/shop you recommend for cigars? And if there is a classic spot for a cocktail (like Dukes London)?
Nice to see young men that like to dress well.
Congrats for the video.
Dark brown shoes are fine in London as long they are polished and well taken care off..I worked in the City for almost 2 decades ( finance, insurance, law) and have worn a mixture of brown,black and even oxblood shoes without any issues. I have also visited and dinned in many of the private club in Mayfair, again no issues and only positive comments.
Dark brown, yes!
In the beginning it seems like he is bashing a bit on England or rather "sucking up" to his host. However, England staying England allows France to stay France. Their style wouldn't stand out as much if everyone was doing it. England-France-Italy all have their place in men's wear and should all be cherished for what they bring to the wardrobe. Thank you for this rather rare video on French style. Imagine walking in Paris and having Lorenzo wave to you!
Really nice video! :)
Oh what a nice and relaxing video! I was half expecting our dear friend Anthony Bourdain to make an appearance and recommend a nice cafe to tuck away...but alas.............
Alas he's been dead for years?
@@bl00dhoney exactly.
I'll be there in 2 months. Thanks for the tips :)
Yes!
Awesome Kirby!! Maybe Milan.
@9:45 was that Berluti herself walking by?
We would be interested in your 2023 video ideas🌿Have a nice holiday!🎄 Happy New Year and Merry Christmas!🎄
@Kirby Allison, thanks!
As a french, I ve never been a big fan of the Parisian style : too structured, stiffed and sophisticated. You can see these elements on Julien while Kirby seems more relaxed by his attitude wearing on which seems to be an italian suit.
I love your videos and products but didnt someone tell you your tie was wonky?
Berluti - Italian heritage now owned by LVMH.. Cifonelli - Italian heritage.. Francesco Smalto - Italian heritage.. De Luca - Italian heritage. Just to name a few :)
So where does Kirby stay when he is in Paris? I just got back from Europe, and my time in Paris was split between the Westin Vendome, the Kimpton St. Honore, and the Hotel Raphael.
Hello, Kirby. I absolutely love your work. I just wish you could use better microphones and lavaliers so we could hear all the dialogue clearly. Forgive my small criticism, and keep up the stellar channel. And Happy New Year!!
Can’t see Kirby ever wearing those green shoes 😂
25:06 Love this gem!
Haha. Pierre... he's such a character!
Great video. Don't hesitate to come at Aubercy shoes to say hello 🙂. Best regards
Next time!
The real problem is when you look elegant, everyone looks at you as if you stole their money, even if what you wore was simple. I think people have become unconvinced 🤔 but I don't care, I'll still be elegant 🧡
6:26
That one stung
Where is the suit from Kirby?
Why did nobody mention Zilli? You walked right by them too! They are amazing!
Overrated establishment. Kirby wouldn’t want to be associated
My City ❤️
Another wonderful Christmas bonus. Beautiful Paris. If indeed Julien De Luca is a great designer he must be not creating his own suit. Collar gap is so obvious and the length of the sleeves are so long there is no visible shirt cuff. It’s as if the suit is a size to large for him. Look at him standing on the pavement outside Cifonelli as an example.
My thoughts exactly. Very surprising.
A tailor is the last one to ever have anything made...
I was surprised, given the reputation of Camps de Luca being amongst the best in world along with Cifonelli
Good call. Probably off the rack from Marks and Sparks on his last trip to London.
Julien's suit was tailored beautifully, where as Kirby's looked like he had slept in it by the end of the video. You could ski down those shoulders.
Shoe maker is built 💪🏼💪🏼
The fact that Kirby walked past Pierre Marcolini without buying some single origin chocolate from Madagascar is infuriating to me.
I'll have to put that on the list for next time! I've never been in... but it's now on my Paris short list!
@@kirbyallison They are also in Brussels!
People in the streets in tee shirts and shorts enjoying the warmth and these two are walking around in suits .collars and ties ?
A good summer suit is perfectly fine in the heat and has the benefit of not looking like you’re a slob that forgot to change after the beach.
You should come to Munich one day :)
You mean to tell me there are still Frenchmen in Paris? Also neither man got stabbed. Quite remarkable.
Great video Kirbs, I did think you were off to Japan however? According to the poll? I can not wait for a deep dive into the Japanese artisans 😄
Eventually! I think Japan will have to wait until 2024. I'm working on a big trip to Italy in 2023... and we really only have one of these in us a year at the moment. I was quite surprised by the poll, though, and will definitely work to make Japan the next trip after Italy!
Half a century in London working in the City and Mayfair and I simply dont recognise that strict dress code these days. If there is one, its self imposed in the smallest of circles in an area the size of a football pitch. The only thing I would agree with is outside black, brown or burgundy formal shoes shouldnt really be a loud bold colour
Funny how the brands' names presented in the first part of the video sounds typically Italian, of course including the surname of Kirby's friend. So common in France...
Even these experts call Kirby out on his zaniness. Trunks. Wtf. 😂
Will be enjoying this tonight with a Negroni in hand. Looking forward to this episode.
Perfect combination!
That suit is incredible, Kirby! Would you be able to tell me where it's from?
What would be the lifespan of some of those bespoke shoes?
Easily a lifetime if cared for properly...
I’ve been to Paris shopping before. Not as good as the uk but it’s alright. It’s just that the uk seems to make timeless classics and the French are very trendy but won’t stand the test of time. Ok if you have deep pockets though
100% correct. Couldn't be more true. There is also an added benefit of density in London that you don't necessarily find in Paris.
There are at least 3 other English speaking churches including Saint George’s. Quite a comical tour today
Only one I knew of... but I'll write the others down!
So upset that you were not able to go by La Tour D'Argent original name Quai de la Tournelle. Not only an iconic restaurant but one of the oldest in Paris founded in 1582 by M. Rourteau, with his signature dish of pressed duck. He also introduced the use of a formal fork from Italy. The story is a fascinating one. They even hid the famous wine celkers which go 5 levels down underground, containing some of the oldest wines, cognacs and Armagnacs in the world from Hitler, by cementing up the walls, thus hiding the cellars for 5 years!
It was also the very first Restaurant to have a Royal crest from Henry IV.
Well, looks like we’ll have to go back and do another walking tour!
@@kirbyallison I look forward to that. And when you come back to you can try the best Italian Restaurant outside Italy called Caprini in Waterloo. You'll be amazed who you'll meet in this tiny little restaurant
Well dressed as always
I've now watched about 4 of your videos. I certainly couldn't afford anything bespoke, but as a woman of a certain age, I wish someone was doing these videos for women. The only ones I've seen are just showing women who are dressed in mostly labels. I'm totally enjoying these.
Damn right boyaaaah paris is perfff
Proper French Morning
How elite wealth lives.
Haters gone hate
Great video. One day you should do Milan with Luca R.!
YES!! And this *is in the works* !!
Great video but maybe overthinking the London vs Paris thing. Especially the brown shoes.
I feel like Kirby and I have a relationship.... I'm Eliza Doolittle and Kirby is my Henry Higgins. Thank Kirby...ps, any plans for NYC in the future?
No immediate plans, unfortunately!
Scary file wielding!
Note to self. Wear brown shoes in London to annoy the Royals
lol
Il colletto gli sta staccato dietro, è un difetto grave
Zilli kiton are also great and for shoes altan and Aubrey
Kirby, Mr. Hugo jacomet will call you out for wearing lighter shoes with a dark suit...
Your friend has a nice collar gap and sleeves that were probably a bit too long👍🏼
The best dressed men I have seen are in Florence