Suitable for Italian suits: European men are taller and slender, because they have a long upper body and are more picky about their size. People who are too short and fat are not suitable for this suit. Suitable for American suits: Suitable for tall and strong men, especially for obese men. Suitable for British suits: It is not particularly picky about the body, suitable for ordinary people.
@@byKevinSamuels - good for you man. It took me some time to make the leap to London too, wasn't a great start but feel like it's getting somewhere now!
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling good stuff I’ve lived in Manhattan so hopefully that experience will help me as well. I’ve followed you on Instagram let’s connect.
This is one of those Harry Enfield "I saw you coming" sketches I hadn't seen before". So well written, you could imagine it's documentary. Although Enfield's character seemed more polite than usual.
There's a difference between tailoring for the Royal Family and tailoring for the super rich. If you're tailoring for the Royal Family you're there for the prestige and so you can say that you tailor for the Royal Family. Hence prices aren't going to be as high because you're there for your name and reputation, not for the money. If you're tailoring to a billionaire who the majority of people won't know and might be relatively incognito (like the lady in the video), there's nothing really there for your reputation so of course you're going to go for higher prices. It's like when models wear something custom by a big name designer. The model definitely isn't going to be paying the same as the customer (if they pay anything at all). It's totally believable that the prices are 10x higher than what the Royal Family pays.
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling that’s not the point. Such a “high status” (rich) person shouldn’t have the chance to be exposed. Just because I didn’t recognise her doesn’t mean that others won’t. Btw if your the guy in the video, you do a good job, but please be more careful next time
Yeah, she may well be the rich one in the relationship, but I think it's far more likely that he earned his money when the USSR fell and Russia was divided up among a handful of guys who became billionaires and she's spending his money.
as far as i am concerned, this is the most difficult job EVER! and he was so cool when she asked which one he preferred and was so quick to point to the fabric. shit, i wish i had an ounce of confidence this guy has! 😳
Not only does he do his job well, he has the personality to do it. I found it very interesting when he said he has to draw himself back and not get too caught up in it. Thinking about that, it makes total sense how that can happen.
Hi Dan, what have the HMRC said to your illegal practice prior to your website overhaul going live prior to the "Millionaire's Gift Guide"? The timing was miraculous however a series of transactions I have investigated show no real paper trail, including a residential house in a town in the North of England.
You are well behind, my dear friend. Upgraded to a leafy SW London hideout, with some property law legal issues...This fella sold less clothes than a yummy- mummy on ebay in the last 2 years. " leading male stylist of Europe ". Hah!
Hi Dan, what eye condition do you have? The technician I spoke to and showed this video to says the lens appears to be of no magnification. another lie?
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling Very smart suit and I am afraid to ask it's cost. I am guessing made somewhere on Savile Row. So for bespoke shoes do you recommend John Lobb? You are inspiring!
Manny Bamberg it was indeed, the coat wasn't too bad, might have done a deal on that 😂 I think if you want English shoes Lobb or Cleverly's are the go to brands. I've been looking at a Japanese chap called Yohei Fukuda - I think the quality is exceptional. There is another maker, amongst others, Baudoin Lange. All worth some investigation.
@@DanielJohnsonPersonalStyling where did you get the blended fabric for the suit? (I wasn't sure from reading the above whether Abraham Moons supplied the fabric for both suit and coat or just coat)
@@noorabd10 - the suit was from Hardy Amies, I've tried for so long to identify the maker of that cloth! Tragically that suit split a few months ago, 4 good years! But can't be mended as it's linen, wool and silk
Have only seen this clip and you seem to truly grasp what it mans to be a proper stylist - understanding your client. Too many are far too pushy and forward trying to mold the person into what they are not or don't want. I hope to work with you once I get a few thousand more pounds to play with. I mean it haha. Cheers from the States.
How can you be filthy rich and not know that a man's watches is extremely dependent on his personal taste? Besides, with regard to the person doing all the shopping, no one would buy 3 watches from the same manufacturer to match 3 different suits. It just doesn't work that way, this man needs to step up his game if he wants to improve his business
Hey Daniel, great documentary...Next time get an Audemars Piguet Perpetual Calendar all ceramic watch....Great iconic timepiece and will appreciate in value in years to come..
company number 06895773 had almost dormant accounts until 2017, what exactly was the arrangement for "customers" prior to that date? Despite being doing this for ten years? Any customer needs an audit trail on what are otherwise fictitious numbers.
Where can I find more episodes?! And Daniel, do more videos about how to build your own business like you did, what you need to have an eye on and so forth.
Easily if you have a well fitting suit. (And chances are that all of this guys suits are well fitting.) You make a suit based on measurements, then have the client come in for a series of fittings to fine tune the fit. That's how it always works anyway. They don't drape the fabric on the individual. OTOH, the client may have used this tailor on a previous trip to Britain. In that case, all of his measurements, patterns, and preferences would be on file.
This man has THE BEST job! (Apart from the job that his client does obviously!) Hats off (yes, hats made of the finest cashmere) to you sir for doing so well.
I love listening to British people well educated, I love their accent, their manners, they're unique. A well accurate video, in which, even if you talk about very expensive things, there is no exhibitionism. Very British!
He's right. It's hard to envy people who have worked hard for their fortunes. But people who have been born with it and take it for granted, evading tax and being snobby and high-horsey are very easy to hate
Out of curiosity, did she decide on that "price upon request" wrist brick? I'd say that thing is more of a casual piece given the overall size of it. I get to deal with some filthy rich people on a regular basis. It really is a different world. Some treat me exceptionally well, even years later I'm still amazed.
Nam Nguyen Do you understand how stupid was that statement !? Let me explain you in a simple way...I ask you: How much this car cost? And you answer: I can tell you the price only if you ask !! So What I just did !? 🤔 He was supposed to say: we are not able to say the price on public.
Justin Skariah - thanks! it's a few years old now! From Hardy Amies, the cloth is a linen, silk and wool blend but I'm not sure which mill it came from, good luck :D
People complaining about starving kids and the rich. There would be starving people with or without us. The ONLY thing the rich do is provide better quality life for people who can afford it and hire thousands of people who need the money. Without the rich, we wouldn't have computers, phones, watches, beautiful houses, pools, quality food and etc. They aren't taking money, why is it so hard for people to understand. I open up a lemonade stand, sell millions and make hundreds of thousands, is that me stealing from the poor or making the lives of people who bought it and sold it better? People are jealous and greedy. Now apply that lemonade stand concept to big companies that sell real shit.
I agree with some of your points, and I definitely, don't agree with people vilifying the rich, not all are bad. That said, there are many fallacies in your logic though 1. Most inventions, computers, phones, watches and all else you state were not created by the so-called " rich " they were created by innovators, some of whom acquired money and others who died broke and penniless due to " rich " people conning them. One example would be Nikola Tesla, he invented parts of almost all the things we can't live without today, he was paid next to a meager salary for his contributions and left destitute by JP Morgan. Your Lemonade stand concept works on lower levels of business, but it is way too simplistic for the higher levels, if corporations paid countries like Africa a fair price for say their gold, diamonds, cobalt etc although it wouldn't eradicate poverty there would be far less of it. I wont even go into how monopolies like walmart destroy businesses in entire cities because no other company/small medium businesses can compete. We also have endless businesses using their power to stop genuine progress to humanity and real innovation, the big oil companies killed the electric car, stopped magnetic levitation trains which could of helped us travel from US to China in 2-3 hours. All because to corporations profit is everything, not human life. I wont even go into how every year endless cures for cancer appear and after trillions of dollars into researching them all of them just disappear. We have an entire economy built on never curing the core root of the problem, because to big business that is a customer lost. Instead, we have a service industry that provides temporary fixes. These aren't my theories, look up " planned obsolescence " many large brands purposely design products that fail eventually so the customer then buys more or " who killed the electric car " many world famous economists agree.
Poor people are poor in the mind. Poor people are greedy and nasty. Their vicissitudes makes them poor. They are poor because they are dishonest! They are not punctual, they are disorganized and nasty in many many ways. I have been around them and you’ll be surprised to know how they think. I was born in a very poor house and grew up poor. Now that I’m rich, everybody wants money but when I send them to read books and work they spit on my face. I love it when I see them suffer.
@@frankcaceres1621 Seems we have completely different views on the poor then. I too grew up in a poor household, but at least I have a good amount of respect and appreciation for the dedication and hardship they go through, even when in extreme poverty. It's hard seeing your parents not being able to get out of their loophole of poverty. They never could access a higher education due to poverty as children, thus they couldn't get well paying jobs or live in a good condition. But they're amazing individuals, placing immense values in others and often going out of their way to volunteer and provide for other unfortunate people's. They also did so much for me, so I can't help but be immensely grateful for all they've done. The poor aren't the bad people. It's simply the person seeing the "poor", collectively, in a bad light. Sure, some poor people are bad. But that's the case with practically every community. You draw attention to the loudest minority in a community until you're so close-minded that you see only that minority, and not the rest of the people. Everyone has different experiences with the relationships they have and people they meet. You were unfortunate to meet those bad "poor", whereas I wasn't. But thank you for your personal recount.
" They aren't taking money, why is it so hard for people to understand." when a worker's labour produces £100 of goods and the rich take £95 for themselves, they are taking money from the worker.
I think the old adage 'more money than sense' definitely fits a few of these clients, i mean that suit just looked like half of the ones i own for £100. Not knocking your job but, the buyers, yeeeessshhhh.....
xneverwalkalonex - it certainly is a connoseurs choice. Some people love to spend money on art, some on holidays and so on, I think if a suit costs £100 and it works for your daily life then it has fulfilled it's purpose. If you have a passion for clothes and want to love them then this is where we come in with suits like this in rare materials made by super skilled people. I suppose it's a question of investment - if you spent £10,000 on a holiday that might seem crazy to someone who spends £10,000 on a suit - simply because of where value lies for the individual. We have clients who would spend £100,000 on a holiday, but prefer an off the peg suit for £1500. The opposite will be true for other clients.
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling Never expected a reply lol. Thanks for that.. I want to say again I am in no way knocking you for what you do, must be a very interesting line of work, I also don't want to sound like I'm against all wealthy people, I'm really not, I know one or two, although they're in no way as wealthy as these people, and they're good people, My Mum is Godmother to one of their kids, I just have to roll my eyes at some of them. And having said what I said re the suits I do like to try to find things that are ever so slightly 'off centre' for myself, not as easy to do as I thought, I would like something that's just a tiny bit different even to the point where the difference might not be noticeable unless you point it out but I would know it's there, Something like a suit or shirt with a barely noticeable print on it, something sort of subtly rock n rolll like an ageing rocker might wear, cos that's what I am lol.
If you think the fabrics depicted in this video are in the slightest comparable to that of a £100 suit, you have extremely little to no knowledge about fibers and fabrics - and I'm not saying this to bash you. The fabric for a £100 suit would normally be 100 % polyester. Polyester is a synthetic (man-made) material produced on large scale in factories everywhere around the world. The vicuña is an animal that is endemic to western South America and only lives at high altitude in the Andes. It was endangered with extinction in the 1970s. It has the second finest wool in the world, after the Tibetan antelope. The trade in the Tibetan antelope's wool is currently banned worldwide because that wool can only be obtained after the antelope is killed and the latter has become an endangered species. Anyway, this Wikipedia template is a good starting point if any of this is of interest to you: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Fibers
xneverwalkalonex I have a suit that I bought on eBay that has the label “Canali made for Bernini, Beverly Hills” which is fantastic to wear and the trousers of this double-breasted suit have wider legs than suits I’ve worn. It feels so cool to the touch and superbly comfortable. It always turns heads and I get lots of compliments. It only cost me £80. The most expensive suit jacket you tried on, looked horrible. Even if I was a billionaire, I still wouldn’t think it was worth the price. The gold-striped fabric was very nice, though. If I get a bespoke suit, I will ask that the trouser legs are the same width as my Canali’s whatever jacket style it has.
I think it's an interesting job and sometimes very hard earned money. I envy you for the trips to savile row, these are absolute masters of their craft. And if I were a man and had the money I would let them make me a suit. Something tailored to your measurements is great and unique. And to all these jealous people, all this spent money goes into the economy, in a bank account it would be useless and none of you know how much this people might be spending on charity. How much are you doing it you are above poverty level? Are you living on your minimum to spend the rest on the poor? And if you can’t say that 100 Pound suit is the same as a tailored one, they might look the same to someone how has no clou but to weir something tailored to you is a very different thing. And just for the kicks: Your 100 Pound suit has been made by poor women and children in Asia enslaved by the clothing industry, this suit definitely has been made by people how can live from what they get paid. So the savile row suit is actually morally better as the cheap one..... And no, not alle richt people aber evil and not all normal or poor ones are good.
8:44 - most of your clients have earned it? 😂. No doubt involved in either tax avoidance, zero hour contracts for employees, oligarchs who profited from the fall of governments, share price manipulation etc. You don't get that rich without really treading down on others. It'll mean nothing once their eyes close for the final time.
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling Personal style is *PERSONAL* besides it's one of the easiest way to dress down a suit, everything is perfectly tailored so I don't see anything wrong with that
That watch salesman's body and facial language screams, "I'm screwing you over and I will make a nice profit on this"! Not that every salesman is not bending you backwards... but most don't make it that obvious.
Blair Kullaj - I can't say I agree, it's most likely nerves when there is a camera crew, 2 PR staff and the whole store watching the filming. Besides which, were not just throwing clients money away to salesmen.
Once I went to a high profile meeting. I noticed some really nice suits ....but the ones that smashed the senses, after the incognito was revealed, were from Banana Republic. hhm..... the difference between the Banana and the $$$$$$$ suits was clear, parked in the garage !!
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"When you've got money, you crave convenience." - damn so true.
Yep. When I've got a free tenner,I get myself down to the golden arches. No cooking for me tonight
Good job Daniel.....You have style and your clients are lucky to have you .Uncle Will
"What's the price of this?"
"Its upon request"
Well... didn't you just request it?
Christian Westling - you wouldn't believe the red tape it took to get the price!
haha right. I noticed that too. Blasé salesmen
A lot of the time it simply comes down to if you have to ask you probably cant afford it
I suppose he means that a formal price request has to be submitted.
it is tourbillon watch.. worth around several hundred thousand dollar...
“We haven’t talked about price”
(Laughs) 😂😂😂
Savage
Shanetell Washington - still gets me 😂
I think Connor Mcgregor just got this pinstripe with slightly different words haha
DonnellyNM his was a little more brash!
DA FOOOOK IS DISSSS
@@Remedajski LMFAOOO
Hahah i think Conor got the Love you pinstripe
DonnellyNM fuckfuckfuck
How much is this watch?
The price is available on request
I've just requested it!!!!!!!ll
Upon request is when you want to buy it.
In the words of Rolls Royce...if you have to ask, you cannot afford.....
Well yes, you have to request the watch and get the price from the cashier
I guess what the salesman was saying is if you have to ask then you can't afford it. too rich for me.
@@mstelios4259 I didn't see a barcode on it.
"When you can have anything you want, you stop wanting everything" sounds like something straight out of a a classic novel
2 tailor made suits as a surprise gift. Good luck.
americans : money
germans: money
italians: money
british people : muneh
Suitable for Italian suits: European men are taller and slender, because they have a long upper body and are more picky about their size. People who are too short and fat are not suitable for this suit.
Suitable for American suits: Suitable for tall and strong men, especially for obese men.
Suitable for British suits: It is not particularly picky about the body, suitable for ordinary people.
@Ioannis Pasaloukos
Shutup garlic breath.
huiyuan mao wtf is u on about
seanzscorpio ooh arr
@seanzscorpio Not even, just Northerners.
My eyes can only afford to watch this video
Mohd Yawar welcome to the club.
this is so relaxing to watch... also the client is super pleasant
8:24
Whoops! He almost said, “I love you.”
I noticed that too, lmao.
*secretly hinting*
Love this video, love the business. I'm envy you have London as a playground my friend.
I believe anyone can do it with hard work and consistency 😊
Agreed. I left a great career in advertising and marketing to become an image consultant. London is one of the cities on my list to relocate.
@@byKevinSamuels - good for you man. It took me some time to make the leap to London too, wasn't a great start but feel like it's getting somewhere now!
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling good stuff I’ve lived in Manhattan so hopefully that experience will help me as well. I’ve followed you on Instagram let’s connect.
@@DanielJohnsonPersonalStyling Wow Daniel I watched this video 4 years ago and I never thought Kevin knew about this video. May he Rest in peace.
They forgot to mention that he wants a navy suit for war
Damn you beat me to it. Well played
everytime I hear the price my eyes roll back to another dimension in my head
Very bling bling generation
@proteusx - And what about Daniel ? Personally, after all the bitchy comments he has made on here, he is definitely a shirt-lifter.
Go buy one John Wicks suit...it's bullet proof and stylish!
Priceless!
Like.
Lining? Tactical!
What a great idea so awsome.
And request two- one for morning and one for night
This is one of those Harry Enfield "I saw you coming" sketches I hadn't seen before". So well written, you could imagine it's documentary. Although Enfield's character seemed more polite than usual.
unbelievable...all the best Daniel
There's a difference between tailoring for the Royal Family and tailoring for the super rich. If you're tailoring for the Royal Family you're there for the prestige and so you can say that you tailor for the Royal Family. Hence prices aren't going to be as high because you're there for your name and reputation, not for the money. If you're tailoring to a billionaire who the majority of people won't know and might be relatively incognito (like the lady in the video), there's nothing really there for your reputation so of course you're going to go for higher prices. It's like when models wear something custom by a big name designer. The model definitely isn't going to be paying the same as the customer (if they pay anything at all). It's totally believable that the prices are 10x higher than what the Royal Family pays.
@@StOrmZIsoNItZWaY What is that got to do with "unbelievable...all the best Daniel"💁♂
“Going incognito” aka put her in a room full of mirrors
Kylo Ren - did you recognise who she was?
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling No but someone else might, be careful next time
Kylo Ren - so you didn't figure it out? Guess the mirrors are no problem then.
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling that’s not the point. Such a “high status” (rich) person shouldn’t have the chance to be exposed. Just because I didn’t recognise her doesn’t mean that others won’t. Btw if your the guy in the video, you do a good job, but please be more careful next time
Kylo Ren - what do you mean by please be more careful?
"Most of my clients have worked so hard"
Laughs in Russian oligarch...
Yeah, she may well be the rich one in the relationship, but I think it's far more likely that he earned his money when the USSR fell and Russia was divided up among a handful of guys who became billionaires and she's spending his money.
@@David-ud9ju
Yeap!
This is the coolest job on the planet, incredibly cool, glad to hear you get to do what you love
“We haven’t talked about price”
“Doesn’t matter”
“Ok”
Damn bruh
Soooo he just bought the first thing he was shown.
Great job
He was shown the first thing he would buy
Daniel you are at the top of your game. My family in Sicily does the same kind of work. You have the right eye for the game you play. Bravo.
Thank you :D
Crook*
as far as i am concerned, this is the most difficult job EVER! and he was so cool when she asked which one he preferred and was so quick to point to the fabric. shit, i wish i had an ounce of confidence this guy has! 😳
Not only does he do his job well, he has the personality to do it. I found it very interesting when he said he has to draw himself back and not get too caught up in it. Thinking about that, it makes total sense how that can happen.
OMG 800000!!! she’s doing really good for the community. I wish I could sell her something
"The less I know about the person the more they've got to protect."
😂😂 No doubt!
"Now we haven't talked about price"
*laughs*
Would be cool to be at that point where literally no matter how much it costs you're all good lol.
Unless it's an Iron Man suit, someone like her would just think "It's a suit, how expensive can it get?!"
"What price range were you looking to spend today?"
"Yes"
4:00 song for "those"!
Edvard Grieg ,in the hall of the mountain king ..
Hi Dan, what have the HMRC said to your illegal practice prior to your website overhaul going live prior to the "Millionaire's Gift Guide"? The timing was miraculous however a series of transactions I have investigated show no real paper trail, including a residential house in a town in the North of England.
You are well behind, my dear friend. Upgraded to a leafy SW London hideout, with some property law legal issues...This fella sold less clothes than a yummy- mummy on ebay in the last 2 years. " leading male stylist of Europe ". Hah!
If the salesman says its upon request be cautious the price will be more higher than the actual price its a test if the guy would be baited
daniel's job is amazing!!
Its more about the fitting and owner style than proper fabric.
6:42 the close up of the "mystery clients" hand wearing a pendant ring...last time I checked that was reserved for chavs and not HNI
This guy does the job that Rachel so desperately wanted.
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Rachel from F.R.I.E.N.D.S. people.
I knew it exactly.
Hi Dan, what eye condition do you have? The technician I spoke to and showed this video to says the lens appears to be of no magnification. another lie?
Where did you get your suit and overcoat in this video?
Manny Bamberg - the suit was made to measure in a linen, wool and silk blend. Coat was also made from boucle wool, fabric was made by Abraham Moons
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling Very smart suit and I am afraid to ask it's cost. I am guessing made somewhere on Savile Row. So for bespoke shoes do you recommend John Lobb? You are inspiring!
Manny Bamberg it was indeed, the coat wasn't too bad, might have done a deal on that 😂
I think if you want English shoes Lobb or Cleverly's are the go to brands. I've been looking at a Japanese chap called Yohei Fukuda - I think the quality is exceptional. There is another maker, amongst others, Baudoin Lange. All worth some investigation.
@@DanielJohnsonPersonalStyling where did you get the blended fabric for the suit? (I wasn't sure from reading the above whether Abraham Moons supplied the fabric for both suit and coat or just coat)
@@noorabd10 - the suit was from Hardy Amies, I've tried for so long to identify the maker of that cloth! Tragically that suit split a few months ago, 4 good years! But can't be mended as it's linen, wool and silk
Very interesting video, was completely captivated by it. Well done and keep working hard!
right now i'm wearing 6$ pajama!
Have only seen this clip and you seem to truly grasp what it mans to be a proper stylist - understanding your client. Too many are far too pushy and forward trying to mold the person into what they are not or don't want. I hope to work with you once I get a few thousand more pounds to play with. I mean it haha. Cheers from the States.
TheNunakun - thanks! I totally agree, it's not about my taste or the clients, it's a mix of both
How can you be filthy rich and not know that a man's watches is extremely dependent on his personal taste?
Besides, with regard to the person doing all the shopping, no one would buy 3 watches from the same manufacturer to match 3 different suits. It just doesn't work that way, this man needs to step up his game if he wants to improve his business
It's all an act for the camera. Dude, this guy's own brother even hates him.
A perfect way to advertise your business. Good luck to you, sir.
8:00 She wants to go incognito...but I was watching at the mirrors !! 😂
And do you recognise her ?
Hey Daniel, great documentary...Next time get an Audemars Piguet Perpetual Calendar all ceramic watch....Great iconic timepiece and will appreciate in value in years to come..
“Hello, I am looking for a navy suit for work.”
company number 06895773 had almost dormant accounts until 2017, what exactly was the arrangement for "customers" prior to that date? Despite being doing this for ten years? Any customer needs an audit trail on what are otherwise fictitious numbers.
My favorite part is when they laugh when he mentions money. What's his percentage?
i like the way the narrator says a "mere" and continues to list a 5-figure number
$1,031,019 USD for two suits and three watches.
My entire wardrobe including watches only costs .2% of that!
$20,620!!??
@@aliasaurora9 point two percent = $2,062
a man with a Great Taste. i'm happy for you Daniel.. keep it up.
cheers
BENTLEY GT - much appreciated pal :D
Can you tell me the brand and specific model of your glasses?
hmor - they're bespoke - our own design
Where can I find more episodes?! And Daniel, do more videos about how to build your own business like you did, what you need to have an eye on and so forth.
2 questions:
How do you buy a bespoke suit for someone as a surprise
Why would you go shopping for a watch and then only go to Lecoultre
Easily if you have a well fitting suit. (And chances are that all of this guys suits are well fitting.) You make a suit based on measurements, then have the client come in for a series of fittings to fine tune the fit. That's how it always works anyway. They don't drape the fabric on the individual. OTOH, the client may have used this tailor on a previous trip to Britain. In that case, all of his measurements, patterns, and preferences would be on file.
@@bzzz179 Because clients don't know anything about watches either, so he's only getting stuff that will appeal to a wide audience.
This man has THE BEST job! (Apart from the job that his client does obviously!)
Hats off (yes, hats made of the finest cashmere) to you sir for doing so well.
LFCzeppelin8 - much obliged and a cracking username you have!
I love listening to British people well educated, I love their accent, their manners,
they're unique.
A well accurate video, in which, even if you talk about very expensive things, there is no exhibitionism.
Very British!
silvano de lazzari - grazie!
Daniel Johnson
Oh, wonderful, you speak Italian.
Ciao!
silvano de lazzari - alcuni!
Their accent is so soothing
Contentibus
I'm delighted.
Thanks very much.
I like the wide lapel suit you wear in the beginning, where can I find a similar one ?
That's a bespoke suit I designed so it will be quite difficult to get one similar.
8:10 - "No issues on the boodget there?"
"No."
Hard work isnt the end all and be all. Remember consistency and humility are also helpful. Ideas and innovation all contribute.
Time and hard wotk; everything else is icing on the cake. Being there, done that.
7:06 - (well not that I am a trillionaire) but damn true
He's right. It's hard to envy people who have worked hard for their fortunes. But people who have been born with it and take it for granted, evading tax and being snobby and high-horsey are very easy to hate
She's a keeper...
Out of curiosity, did she decide on that "price upon request" wrist brick? I'd say that thing is more of a casual piece given the overall size of it.
I get to deal with some filthy rich people on a regular basis. It really is a different world. Some treat me exceptionally well, even years later I'm still amazed.
11:37 What a Stupid Salesman !! Daniel asked: what’s the price ?? And He responds: The price is upon request !! SMH
Nam Nguyen Do you understand how stupid was that statement !? Let me explain you in a simple way...I ask you: How much this car cost? And you answer: I can tell you the price only if you ask !! So What I just did !? 🤔 He was supposed to say: we are not able to say the price on public.
What is the difference between Price upon request and Price On Application?
She seems very likable
She doesn't have a seem..
Great job! I loved the rose gold JLC.
Itsalgud1 thanks, I was more attracted to the chime 😂 I personally prefer a slimmer watch but this was bang on for the clients request
Damn....look at all the salty-ass comments. People are jealous af...but we all know that if _you_ had that much money, you'd be doing the same thing.
Instead of judging and being a keyboard warrior, get out, work hard, and be same "mysterious" client.
Kronos - finally someone who gets it! Good on you, keep grafting.
+Kronos, what the fuck hard work did she do? She's spending her husband's money.
I wouldn't be buying that nice of clothes I spend money on charities and enjoying life
I think Daniel knows all about salty-asses........
Thank you for the video Daniel. I really like your spectacle frame. Would you be kind to share the brand/ store you bought it from. Cheers!
I believe if God made you good looking even Zara would look High end on you.
New Hi- Tech fabric washes itself from BODY Sweat or fluids .Awesome.
£800,000 on 3 suits, or feeding 100,000 children. Which is better?
It's actually around 740k on the watches, with the suits around 60k
300,000 on suits since it will last longer. Meals will only last a day and poop 💩 it.
Better teach a man how to fish 🎣 than give him a fish 🐠.
Definitely £800,000 on 3 suits.
Informative video ! Thumbs up
And to think people are starving outside these shops
For a tailored suit, how would you know the measurements as the gift was meant for a surprise?
Matthias Lau - The customers wife gave us the measurements 👍🏼
waooooo! it's very important to wear expensive things when you've work so hard for your money.
Paul Harris yes, you are absolutely correct
Hello! Great video and amazing sense of style! Wondering where you got that grey windowpane suit from! Would love to buy one!
Justin Skariah - thanks! it's a few years old now! From Hardy Amies, the cloth is a linen, silk and wool blend but I'm not sure which mill it came from, good luck :D
People complaining about starving kids and the rich. There would be starving people with or without us. The ONLY thing the rich do is provide better quality life for people who can afford it and hire thousands of people who need the money. Without the rich, we wouldn't have computers, phones, watches, beautiful houses, pools, quality food and etc. They aren't taking money, why is it so hard for people to understand. I open up a lemonade stand, sell millions and make hundreds of thousands, is that me stealing from the poor or making the lives of people who bought it and sold it better? People are jealous and greedy. Now apply that lemonade stand concept to big companies that sell real shit.
I agree with some of your points, and I definitely, don't agree with people vilifying the rich, not all are bad. That said, there are many fallacies in your logic though 1. Most inventions, computers, phones, watches and all else you state were not created by the so-called " rich " they were created by innovators, some of whom acquired money and others who died broke and penniless due to " rich " people conning them. One example would be Nikola Tesla, he invented parts of almost all the things we can't live without today, he was paid next to a meager salary for his contributions and left destitute by JP Morgan. Your Lemonade stand concept works on lower levels of business, but it is way too simplistic for the higher levels, if corporations paid countries like Africa a fair price for say their gold, diamonds, cobalt etc although it wouldn't eradicate poverty there would be far less of it.
I wont even go into how monopolies like walmart destroy businesses in entire cities because no other company/small medium businesses can compete. We also have endless businesses using their power to stop genuine progress to humanity and real innovation, the big oil companies killed the electric car, stopped magnetic levitation trains which could of helped us travel from US to China in 2-3 hours. All because to corporations profit is everything, not human life. I wont even go into how every year endless cures for cancer appear and after trillions of dollars into researching them all of them just disappear. We have an entire economy built on never curing the core root of the problem, because to big business that is a customer lost. Instead, we have a service industry that provides temporary fixes. These aren't my theories, look up " planned obsolescence " many large brands purposely design products that fail eventually so the customer then buys more or " who killed the electric car " many world famous economists agree.
Imagine being so blinded by capitalism that you think money is the driving force for everything.
Poor people are poor in the mind. Poor people are greedy and nasty. Their vicissitudes makes them poor. They are poor because they are dishonest! They are not punctual, they are disorganized and nasty in many many ways. I have been around them and you’ll be surprised to know how they think. I was born in a very poor house and grew up poor. Now that I’m rich, everybody wants money but when I send them to read books and work they spit on my face. I love it when I see them suffer.
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Seems we have completely different views on the poor then. I too grew up in a poor household, but at least I have a good amount of respect and appreciation for the dedication and hardship they go through, even when in extreme poverty. It's hard seeing your parents not being able to get out of their loophole of poverty. They never could access a higher education due to poverty as children, thus they couldn't get well paying jobs or live in a good condition. But they're amazing individuals, placing immense values in others and often going out of their way to volunteer and provide for other unfortunate people's. They also did so much for me, so I can't help but be immensely grateful for all they've done.
The poor aren't the bad people. It's simply the person seeing the "poor", collectively, in a bad light. Sure, some poor people are bad. But that's the case with practically every community. You draw attention to the loudest minority in a community until you're so close-minded that you see only that minority, and not the rest of the people. Everyone has different experiences with the relationships they have and people they meet. You were unfortunate to meet those bad "poor", whereas I wasn't. But thank you for your personal recount.
" They aren't taking money, why is it so hard for people to understand."
when a worker's labour produces £100 of goods and the rich take £95 for themselves, they are taking money from the worker.
Where do you clean it then?
Who is the guy who sold you the watches the owner of the boutique Daniel
ricardo solis - He wasn't the owner, just a chap who helps me. Davide.
So his name is Davide
Thats Correct
Did you have to put in a request for it?
Great insight into the world of luxury! Do you have plans for more uploads of similar videos were we get to follow you on your trips?
Afro Man - next year there will be some ;-)
"The bling bling generation"
Im not going to lie, this is probably one of the best jobs I've ever seen!
will fishka - join our training programme? ;-)
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling Haha I would, only 16... And in Australia. But very tempting
will fishka - that's why we're doing it online ;-)
I think the old adage 'more money than sense' definitely fits a few of these clients, i mean that suit just looked like half of the ones i own for £100. Not knocking your job but, the buyers, yeeeessshhhh.....
xneverwalkalonex - it certainly is a connoseurs choice. Some people love to spend money on art, some on holidays and so on, I think if a suit costs £100 and it works for your daily life then it has fulfilled it's purpose.
If you have a passion for clothes and want to love them then this is where we come in with suits like this in rare materials made by super skilled people.
I suppose it's a question of investment - if you spent £10,000 on a holiday that might seem crazy to someone who spends £10,000 on a suit - simply because of where value lies for the individual.
We have clients who would spend £100,000 on a holiday, but prefer an off the peg suit for £1500. The opposite will be true for other clients.
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling Never expected a reply lol. Thanks for that.. I want to say again I am in no way knocking you for what you do, must be a very interesting line of work, I also don't want to sound like I'm against all wealthy people, I'm really not, I know one or two, although they're in no way as wealthy as these people, and they're good people, My Mum is Godmother to one of their kids, I just have to roll my eyes at some of them. And having said what I said re the suits I do like to try to find things that are ever so slightly 'off centre' for myself, not as easy to do as I thought, I would like something that's just a tiny bit different even to the point where the difference might not be noticeable unless you point it out but I would know it's there, Something like a suit or shirt with a barely noticeable print on it, something sort of subtly rock n rolll like an ageing rocker might wear, cos that's what I am lol.
If you think the fabrics depicted in this video are in the slightest comparable to that of a £100 suit, you have extremely little to no knowledge about fibers and fabrics - and I'm not saying this to bash you.
The fabric for a £100 suit would normally be 100 % polyester. Polyester is a synthetic (man-made) material produced on large scale in factories everywhere around the world.
The vicuña is an animal that is endemic to western South America and only lives at high altitude in the Andes. It was endangered with extinction in the 1970s. It has the second finest wool in the world, after the Tibetan antelope. The trade in the Tibetan antelope's wool is currently banned worldwide because that wool can only be obtained after the antelope is killed and the latter has become an endangered species.
Anyway, this Wikipedia template is a good starting point if any of this is of interest to you:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Fibers
Believe me the suit will not look like yours
xneverwalkalonex
I have a suit that I bought on eBay that has the label “Canali made for Bernini, Beverly Hills” which is fantastic to wear and the trousers of this double-breasted suit have wider legs than suits I’ve worn. It feels so cool to the touch and superbly comfortable. It always turns heads and I get lots of compliments. It only cost me £80. The most expensive suit jacket you tried on, looked horrible. Even if I was a billionaire, I still wouldn’t think it was worth the price. The gold-striped fabric was very nice, though. If I get a bespoke suit, I will ask that the trouser legs are the same width as my Canali’s whatever jacket style it has.
Can someone tell the name of the song of 4:00 please?
Buying presents for a high-class escort to give to her rich boyfriend, using his own money. Well, of course she's not worried about the cost.
That's disrespectful
Pats & Eddie said you were spot on.
@undwallace likes your style..cheers mate.
🌎🌍🌏😻😻 Xxxooo.
I think it's an interesting job and sometimes very hard earned money. I envy you for the trips to savile row, these are absolute masters of their craft. And if I were a man and had the money I would let them make me a suit. Something tailored to your measurements is great and unique.
And to all these jealous people, all this spent money goes into the economy, in a bank account it would be useless and none of you know how much this people might be spending on charity. How much are you doing it you are above poverty level? Are you living on your minimum to spend the rest on the poor?
And if you can’t say that 100 Pound suit is the same as a tailored one, they might look the same to someone how has no clou but to weir something tailored to you is a very different thing.
And just for the kicks: Your 100 Pound suit has been made by poor women and children in Asia enslaved by the clothing industry, this suit definitely has been made by people how can live from what they get paid. So the savile row suit is actually morally better as the cheap one.....
And no, not alle richt people aber evil and not all normal or poor ones are good.
What was the first watch with the flip feature called?
Its a Reverso, invented for polo players, but a really popular classic watch
8:44 - most of your clients have earned it? 😂. No doubt involved in either tax avoidance, zero hour contracts for employees, oligarchs who profited from the fall of governments, share price manipulation etc. You don't get that rich without really treading down on others. It'll mean nothing once their eyes close for the final time.
Yep. No one "earns" a billion dollars, they take it. Let's close their eyes for the final time.
Tax avoidance - Dan knows all about that!!!!!!!
Why does everyone use music that overwhelms the monologue?!?
800k for Suits and some watches? Shiiit
What's the value addition? He seems to pick the most expensive items everywhere.
I don't care what you're trying to express Daniel. A frayed denim shirt with an elegant jacket just doesn't work, Sir. CMJ
Charles Jensen - Everyone is entitled to their view, I can't say I agree with you in anyway in this case.
Agree. That's like being blue collar vs white collar. You're stepping down here. The h&m type of shirt with no tie... That's just wrong.
Sarhan A - you may have heard of two chaps called Tom Ford? Ralph Lauren?
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He pulled it off though
Daniel Johnson Personal Styling Personal style is *PERSONAL* besides it's one of the easiest way to dress down a suit, everything is perfectly tailored so I don't see anything wrong with that
You know, I would actually hate such a job. How can you be satisfied with more humble products when you encounter such luxury on a daily basis ?
That watch salesman's body and facial language screams, "I'm screwing you over and I will make a nice profit on this"! Not that every salesman is not bending you backwards... but most don't make it that obvious.
Blair Kullaj - I can't say I agree, it's most likely nerves when there is a camera crew, 2 PR staff and the whole store watching the filming. Besides which, were not just throwing clients money away to salesmen.
In that case I will take your word for it... as long as he doesn't have the same mannerism off-camera! Nobody's perfect hahah!
Once I went to a high profile meeting. I noticed some really nice suits ....but the ones that smashed the senses, after the incognito was revealed, were from Banana Republic. hhm..... the difference between the Banana and the $$$$$$$ suits was clear, parked in the garage !!
Absolutely Love the life of Excess it's a beautiful way to live!!! Capitalism and Business is a beautiful thing
I remember this one guy was so wealthy he created a park and then filled it with genetically modified dinosaurs.