I respect those guys, but the fact they’re in the business do not necesseraly make them the best panel to interview on that topic. Having sociologists who dare to talk about social class relationship and its impact on style (like Boyer does) would help to bring a more serious perspective, I think. I had fun listening to it although it is not was not the most interesting conversation I’ve listened to so far.
Lol Mike Bastian sounds like he doesn’t know a damn thing about fashion, he keeps contradicting himself.... Mark Cho is a freaking genius I wish he had spoke more during this discussion
It is extraordinary how folk latch on to these experts.The key is to understand fabric and have the chutzpah to be an individual. In the main these discussions are so elitist and eurocentric missing the eccentricity. Black tie implies formal but an African or an Asian can go with formal native attire.Nothing beats a true understanding of fabric and how they perform before we get to how they are made.Style takes effort, fashion takes a herd mentally.
Misleading title, they seem to forget they were talking to an audience to instruct them on a specific topic, and they think they are bonding on a dinner party or something. I'm glad I didn't pay a ticket to see this. Museums more than anywhere else should be more careful not to waste people's time at the pretext of adding something of value
To me there was suprinsingly little substance in this conversations. Not a whole lot for me to take home if I am being honest. Go wild if you like or don't care at all thats also fine but remember you are sending a message... Maybe I lack the background to fully appreciate this conversation, but I am not so sure about that.
These are the modern American upper-middle class "talkers," that fill all the useless, self-indulgent, faux intellectual positions in our mediocre, inane modern society. All they do is talk and write inane nonsense. They are mediocre in every way, and creatures of the modern system in every way. These are men for whom education has made them both stupid and arrogant. They know nothing but think they know everything. They are bugmen with small souls, skittering around in their hives, consuming and pontificating and never creating anything worthwhile. They say many words with very little content. These are three journalists: of course they have nothing interesting to say, because the only things they say are what their masters tell them to say. Knowingly or not, they are mouthpieces for the interests of bankers and corporate executives, nothing more. They are stooges and toadies who think that being stooges and toadies makes them important.
@@whitemakesright2177 not sure how you found this video in the first place, but don't bother. Most in the fashion and style scene won't be receptive to your message. Demography is destiny, but who's buying?
Ted Cruz's attire is no more ill-fitting than most politicians; I think the statement by Pulvirus just shows how politically biased and ignorant he is.
I could stay watching for another hour. Shirley Temple came to mind when that young dude decried the 1930s-40s for its lack of stars under 30. Goodness me. But that red jacket, denim shirt with dark tie and light tan trouser combo was so goddamn awful. Christian Bale has style.
even 6 years old I am still digging this conversation.
I respect those guys, but the fact they’re in the business do not necesseraly make them the best panel to interview on that topic. Having sociologists who dare to talk about social class relationship and its impact on style (like Boyer does) would help to bring a more serious perspective, I think.
I had fun listening to it although it is not was not the most interesting conversation I’ve listened to so far.
Lol Mike Bastian sounds like he doesn’t know a damn thing about fashion, he keeps contradicting himself.... Mark Cho is a freaking genius I wish he had spoke more during this discussion
I wish Mark had more time to speak on his clothing which top the list for me
It is extraordinary how folk latch on to these experts.The key is to understand fabric and have the chutzpah to be an individual. In the main these discussions are so elitist and eurocentric missing the eccentricity. Black tie implies formal but an African or an Asian can go with formal native attire.Nothing beats a true understanding of fabric and how they perform before we get to how they are made.Style takes effort, fashion takes a herd mentally.
I had a neighbor with no job, no running vehicle and no money, and he put on a suit to walk to the mailbox.
Thanks for coming right over and telling us this. I always enjoy hearing from the busybodies.
I have a neighbor whose life is so unutterably bleak and awful that the highlight of his day is watching me collect my mail.
He was a hitman
So you have also a lot of time to observe him.Are You employ?
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A wonderful conversation on men's style and fashion moderated by a master.
clean conversation!! !
Thank you gentlemen, I truly enjoyed these conversations.👌🏽
This is great
Thank You.
Style is partly governed by market and pubic forces, but stylishness is personal
Ew.
Alessandro Squarzi (my inspiration)
Misleading title, they seem to forget they were talking to an audience to instruct them on a specific topic, and they think they are bonding on a dinner party or something. I'm glad I didn't pay a ticket to see this. Museums more than anywhere else should be more careful not to waste people's time at the pretext of adding something of value
Uh... I don't think any of the panel members were who FIT says they are.
Watch at 1.25x. You’re welcome.
To me there was suprinsingly little substance in this conversations.
Not a whole lot for me to take home if I am being honest.
Go wild if you like or don't care at all thats also fine but remember you are sending a message... Maybe I lack the background to fully appreciate this conversation, but I am not so sure about that.
These are the modern American upper-middle class "talkers," that fill all the useless, self-indulgent, faux intellectual positions in our mediocre, inane modern society. All they do is talk and write inane nonsense. They are mediocre in every way, and creatures of the modern system in every way. These are men for whom education has made them both stupid and arrogant. They know nothing but think they know everything. They are bugmen with small souls, skittering around in their hives, consuming and pontificating and never creating anything worthwhile. They say many words with very little content.
These are three journalists: of course they have nothing interesting to say, because the only things they say are what their masters tell them to say. Knowingly or not, they are mouthpieces for the interests of bankers and corporate executives, nothing more. They are stooges and toadies who think that being stooges and toadies makes them important.
@White Makes Right, Idiot
@@whitemakesright2177 IDK y but you sound like you need to be on an FBI watch list
@@whitemakesright2177 not sure how you found this video in the first place, but don't bother. Most in the fashion and style scene won't be receptive to your message. Demography is destiny, but who's buying?
The old guy is the worst interviewer ever. If he gets so nervous he can't get his sentences out, he should let someone else do the job.
One guy is dressed not for this occasion and he feel bad with that.
Ocean's 11
Trump is a fashion icon.
JFK!!!
Ted Cruz's attire is no more ill-fitting than most politicians; I think the statement by Pulvirus just shows how politically biased and ignorant he is.
Well Mr. Cruz does happen to be the Zodiac. Perhaps the gentleman just doesn’t like serial killers.
It's pretty bad, though. Cruz is fat and sloppy and his clothes reflect that.
Sean Connery.
Lovely conversation, but the old men should not host discussion. He has an anoying way of speaking!!
Listen at 1.25x speed :-)
Bruce Boyer is the man when it comes to clothes. Hes a professional writer though so you really have to read him to appreciate what he has to say.
Harri J. Definitely made a difference in the pacing of the conversation👍🏾
Work on your concentration span, kid. I bet you're not a big reader.
@@profd65 I think the problem is tht he takes 2 or 3 goes to get his sentences out. He should stick to writing and let somone else moderate.
I tried to watch this video but it's just far too long and lost interest.
I could stay watching for another hour. Shirley Temple came to mind when that young dude decried the 1930s-40s for its lack of stars under 30. Goodness me.
But that red jacket, denim shirt with dark tie and light tan trouser combo was so goddamn awful.
Christian Bale has style.