22 Iconic Shoes to Know
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2020
- The second episode of our "Quarantine" series, shot without our usual crew due to the circumstances. Please stay safe during these trying times.
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For convenience:
1:40 - Churchill Oxford (George cleverly)
3:48 - William double monk strap (John lobb)
7:50 - alessandro whole cut (berluti)
10:04 - Andy loafers (berluti)
10:52 - Grafton derby (church's)
13:34 - Chelsea cap toe Oxford (Edward green)
14:57 - Arca two eyelet derby (corthay)
16:41 - jm Weston penny loafer 180
20:03 - Hunt derby (jm Weston)
21:46 - Indy boot (Alden)
23:06 - Button Balmoral boot (enzo bonafè)
26:29 - Crockett & Jones Chelsea boot
28:11 - St. James Adelaide semi brogue (gaziano & girling)
29:59 - Two tone Oxford (Stefano bemer)
32:49 - Norwegian whole cut (Paolo scafora)
34:42 - saint Crispin's chukka boot
36:16 - deacon Chelsea boot (Norman vilalta)
39:15 - Laszlo vass spectator
40:54 - austerity brogue (Laszlo vass)
42:42 - Gucci horsebit loafer
44:28 - Brillantina single monk strap (bontoni)
45:26 - Alden tassel loafer
Thank you for this
Thank you so much!
Great I can save it!
Thanks Alex you are the Man !
Superhero
Thank you for leaving the sneezing scene in the video! It quite literally made me laugh out loud! Thank you for publishing positive and engaging content during these strange times.
Be safe and be blessed!
Cheers!
An icon talking about icons. Awesome video, of course. Like always...
You are very kind with me Krunoslav. Cheers, Hugo
Absolutely agree. Amazing video.
Agreed. His videos are masterclasses.
This is a true honor to be a student of yours in this virtual classroom! Thank you for your expertise and your brilliant ways of translating this material. 🌹🔥🔥
Merci Christian! Hugo
The fact you have a book handwritten on shoes is just so amazing!
Hugo, you just built a post pandemic shopping list for us. Great work!
Haha, thank you my friend. Hugo
So many comments about You, our Icon Hugo, but also we have to remember that there is always a woman behind a great man! You both are Icons, Hugo and Sonia! Love your work! R.
Thank you Ramunas. I'm not sure we deserve the "icon" title, but thank you for your kindness and support. Best, Hugo
Just gained even more respect for you, Hugo, when I recognized the french lining on what probably is a Clairfontaine cloth-bound notebook that you wrote your notes on. A gentleman in all the aspects, as always.
This was wonderful! A privilege to look at the world of footwear through the eyes of a true conniseur
Hugo gets an automatic like, but I especially like this.
Very informative. I would have thought the penny loafer was an American shoe -- good to know it was made by JM Weston. And thank you, thank you, thank you for including the American tassel loafer from Alden. It is a classic and indeed a staple for gentlemen in the US.
Agree 100% my friend. Best, Hugo
23:25 It’s called a buttonhook. I remember learning the word because it was something they used to check under the eyelids of newly arrived immigrants at Ellis Island for some disease or other.
Welcome back Hugo very nice shoes good to hear from you like it always
Many thanks Khoder! Hugo
One of the rare times that i could watch 49 minutes video, really enjoyed watching & listening to your knowledge, Thank you for the valuable informations.
Your Sartorial Talks are amazing. I never thought I could sit and listen to you talk about shoes and the Gentlemen's style. I've learned so much from your channel. Many warm thoughts to you and your wife and stay safe!! I look forward to more videos!
And P.S. God Bless you!! lol
Thank the Lord, another episode! Life has gotten better already! I love your format. Very simplistic and elegant.
Another very informative and well done video, Mr. Jacomet! Great choices!
Thank you sir! Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS where is your shirt and tie from? Very beautiful. Suit is also amazing but I assume it’s from Cifonelli 😊
Love the videos! They always manage to capture my attention in the best way possible. As I become more infatuated with the style world, I find that it is difficult to share or even explain this passion to those around me. Could you make a video where you guys explain the beauty and complexity that exists in a suit and why it is so capturing to people like us?
My favorite video of the Year, thank you Hugo and Sonia
Wow thank you Felix! Hugo & Sonya
A wonderful video, in difficult times, thank you so much. Take care, stay safe
Thank you Paul. We hope we'll see the light at the end of this tunnel soon! Cheers, Hugo
Excellent video, Hugo. I’m glad you included the Gucci loafer on the list. Please continue to stay safe in Georgia.
Good evening Hugo,keep up the good work.you are an inspiration for all of us,the sartorial lovers!
The off the cuff nature of this video where you ask questions and go off on tangents is very comforting in a way. It's a pleasing format
I adore a rich dark brown shoe with a dark/black tip fading into the brown of the rest of the corpus. 😍💪🙏
Thank you Sonya and Hugo for this, yet again, wonderful episode.
The pleasure is all ours my friend. Hugo & Sonya
Love you Hugo, can not wait for the English version of your shoe book
This guy is pure class. I really enjoy watching and listening.
You're very kind with me. Thanks you! Hugo
Great episode. Good idea to do something different than video about basic shoes everyone's should have etc. After watching it I feel inspired to spend more time on looking into the variety of shoes that exist, have been created and look for something that will feet more my personality.
Thank You Hugo & Sonya 😀😊 I Love This Shoe Episode 😎 I Think We Need a Part 2 👍🏼 I Sure Would Like To Hear More From Hugo 😊 I Love The Alden Indy Boot
You and Sonya are a treasure! Thank you Hugo.
I'm not even at my 20s and I already know so much about classic menswear most particularly shoes from Sir Hugo's substantial teaching. It's a bit embarrassing for my old man that his own son manages to be the better and more knowledgeable gentleman.
Goodness me ... what an enjoyable episode!
The sneeze and the conspiratorial, hushed confession of wearing Loafers with no socks 😱 ... hilarious!
The List of Iconic Shoes ... simply wonderful.
The Homage paid to the various Shoemaking Houses and individual, extrordinary Artisans ... very respectful.
Thank you, once again, to both Hugo and Sonya for a very enjoyable and educational experience ... tuning in to Sartorial Talks is like hanging out with close Family and shooting the breeze, about a mutually loved topic, over coffee.
Fascinating! As always!
With the Button Balmoral boot the tool as I call it is "Button Hook". I made my own with a little paper clip and a popsicle stick. Simple tool. They work great when your fingers no longer do.
Thanks Scott for the tip! Cheers, Hugo
In the U.S. we call the hook for the buttons on the shoes a "button hook". It was fun listening to your explanation of the various shoes.
Dear Hugo, a true French gentleman, I love your Waterman Pen. I have been following ALL your episodes, un grand MERCI for all the great content.
A very interesting list. But again, like the other video about affordable shoes, I was expecting at least one Japanese shoemaker, I was expecting Fukuda Yohei to be on the list since his creations are also pretty daring in my opinion.
Fukuda produces beautiful shoes indeed (especially his balmoral brogue) but it may be too recent to be called iconic (although I really like his work as well as the work of TYE and of Okuyama, although only bespoke). Cheers, Hugo
Bought 5 pairs of shoes early this year while in Paris after watching on of your program. 2 pairs of John Lobb and 3 pairs of Pierre Corthay. Love them but I'm not sure if i should thank you or stop watching your programs. Keep up the good work.
A fantastic video. My late father liked shoes by Church's or by Florsheim. From your video, I adore the Vilalta Deacon Chelsea boot and the Gucci loafer.
Mr Hugo, it is only because of you that someone like me from the other side of the world knows about the quality of shoes that exists and how exciting it is just to have this kind of knowledge about shoes. Much respect Sir.
good to see you again my gentleman
Good to see you too! Hugo
Those are the answers that I've looked for - when double monk and wholecut created. Thank you, Mr. Jacomet!
Dear Hugo apologies for the late check in, I hope you are all keeping well and safe, thank you so much for the content topic, truly fascinating, kind regards your friend Ryan.
Hi Hugo good to see are doing good and thank you for sharing patina is my favorite shoes 😁
Many thanks David. Stay safe! Hugo
Excellent videos, as always! Would love to see you make future videos about your casual pieces / weekend attire 😊
Thanks Budi. Not my favorite subject, but why not one day! Hugo
I'm a simple man, I see a Sartorial video about shoes, I click. Very informational and I must say I have impressed some people with my new found knowledge of men's shoes thanks to you. Salut et merci.
God bless you! Love the outtake...My wish list: orange corthay patent leather as featured in your book!
Thank you my friend. And concerning the Arca patent leather, it's a wonderful shoe but not that easy to pull off because of the color. But as the boldest sartorialist in Oregon, I'm sure you can make this work! All our best to you and your wife. Hugo & Sonya
I now have a problem, every time I look and listen to one of your talks, I want to go out and buy a pair.
Sorry for your neurosis hahaha. Cheers to you ! Hugo
Super Mr Hugo, thank you .
Hugo. Spot on. You ratify may purchases of 25 and more years ago.... that i still use!!! (That good they are). Class does not change much.
I'd like to thank Hugo for not cutting out the sneeze scene haha nice blooper. No man can sneeze and still look as stylish as he does
Haha you are very kind with me Raphael! Sorry for the sneeze but I couldn't control it (it's the pollen). All my best, Hugo
Dear Hugo! As I started to work in the Consulting Industrie I had the pleasure to buy some Suits and Shoes. You're Advice i got through you're Videos we' re very important. Keep up the excellent work! Best Philipp
Thank you very much Hugo
Fantastic post! Atleast the equal of your watch presentation. Bravo!
Hi from New Zealand, good to see you back in action !
Thank you Morgan, I hope things are going well in your beautiful country (I'm a former rugbyman, so I love New Zealand). Cheers, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS Things are ticking along nicely thanks. Great game I used to play Lock , take care :)
46:09 ....i thought the pocket square might make an entrance there Hugo 😊 keep up the wonderful videos.
I absolutely love the collar on Hugo's shirt and how well it works with the tie pin
FYI - the RTW Berlutti's I ordered in the past showed no love for my wide feet and had to find a new home 🙁
FYI - Vass's P2 lasts are compatible with my feet. I ordered a second pair of Vass's recently ♡
Thank you for sharing your experience (wide feet is a common problem, especially in the USA). My collar is an old fashion pointed collar (very 1940s/1950s). Cheers, Hugo
Good to know about the Vass P2 last. I have wide feet as well which means there are a lot of shoes I could never wear.
Great energy. I hope you enjoy the USA. Thanks.
Fantastic 👏 Love your videos!!! Please continue.
The Chelsea boot goes all the way back to the 1850s. It was invented as the J. Sparks-Hall Patent Elastic Ankle Boot. He made them for Queen Victoria.
Indeed Hugo, this beautiful list of iconic shoes would have not been complete without the famous Tassel Loafer of Alden. My heartfelt thanks for this eclectic and very informative video. I am also among those who did not see the time pass while watching; this tells a lot. Keep doing great and be assure that your content speak’ volumes.
Awesome teaching. I love listening to you talk about shoes and mens fashion. Keep doing what you do. I have six pairs from Justin Fitzpatrick.
Always looking forward to see your videos. I blame you for my shoe addiction. Pleasure is all my indeed.
Sorry Kaz, but honestly it's a good addiction (except for your wallet). All my best, Hugo
SARTORIAL TALKS I’m not complaining at all. Watches , shoes shirts are my passion. All the best to You and Your wife.
@@kazochrymowicz3076 Thank you Kaz! And in case you don't know already, you can access additional content on our Patreon page. Patreon.com/sartorialtalks. Cheers, Hugo
Wow! I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Your passion for the subject is infectious. Over the past year I have adjusted my diet and lost about 25 pounds. I told myself that when I slimmed down I would redo my wardrobe. I'm so happy to have found your channel before making my choices. Your video on which suits to purchase when building a wardrobe of a gentleman is priceless. I'll be taking your advice, for sure. Two points. One, I love the fact that you left the sneeze in the final cut. You are so genuine. I'm sure you might have been tempted to edit it out. I'm glad you didn't. Secondly, next time have your wife come from behind the camera and say ' hello' to us before the videos ends. By the way, I also enjoyed your video with Kirby Allison.
Very informative with new inputs
Thank you Ayan! Hugo
I believe it's called a buttonhook. Love the content!
I really like that you soften your stance on the wear of shoes. Guess what? You actually enjoyed it. I love this. This is called living life. I salute you sir.
Your weakness Hugo, is our pleasure! and bless you!
Great video, thank you! 👍
Thanks Hugo. Waiting for the live!!!!
Fascinating...I hope you all are well
Can't wait for the Eng version of Souliers to add to my TPG and TIG libraries. Fascinating as always Hugo!
An absolutely superb video. Best wishes to you and Sonya for a safe and healthy Memorial Day weekend. Cheers!
Bonafe boot. Oh my word what a shoe! I’m in love with a shoe!
Great stuff Monsieur Hugo.
Bless you.
Thank you for this amazing video like always and I have to say that these are my favourite brands. One day I will get one of each. Thank you Hugo 😊
The lamp on your desk is gorgeous!
Love your work, some civilized information...well done...!!!
Hey! i'm the follower who asked to have a single buckle model on your (french)list... And the brillantina is the most iconic that could be added. Great work!
Interesting list. Spreading the love, I know, but I'm still surprised by the omission of the Edward Green Dover - perhaps the most iconic of all.
Thanks Hugo, now the hunt for a pair of Balmoral boots begins :).
Haha, I wish you a good hunt! Hugo
I'm from Manila. Great presentation. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I will save this episode.
Excellent. No one can match your knowledge Hugo. Pl show your Cufflinks one day along with your belts wallets & Watches. Thanku somuch
Thanks Vasu! All my best, Hugo
Great tutorial.. I am enjoying this immensely
Wonderful Presentation. Wonderful
Merci Bharat! Hugo
We have four shoes in common - William, Arca, Alden Indy and tassel loafer :-) My current favourite is a pair of Paraboot Michael Poil in mocha and white calf hair.
20:49
Yes, you acclimated yourself to Georgia very well, indeed!
My button boots can be put on by hand without a buttonhook, however it does take more work than laces. I can put on both shoes in a minute and a half. I'm actually wearing them now!
When he called the deacon chelsea boots an "unidentified object" had me DEAD 💀💀
Edit: tassel loafers are not only popular among the stereotypes you mentioned, but they are VERY popular among the Japanese! I swear, every Japanese man on instagram that does classic menswear has at least two pairs in brown and black.
Completely interesting thank you
Thank you for such very informative on shoe styles .... now I don't have to generalize just oxford and derby or simply shoes ... Great lecture 👍👌☺️
SARTORIAL TALKS., great overview. I think drivers belong on the list as well :) Also, this video is an overview of the models. I'd love to see a guide about the shapes of shoes - how squared the tip should be (e.g., on the Bontoni the tip looked a little brutal for me), the bubbles, the slopes, and the silhouettes of the front, etc. The rim - how wide should it be, how aggressive should the stitching be, and so on. In other words, if you're looking at a particular model of a shoe, how do you tell whether the model was implemented correctly (not the quality of construction but the style). Thank you.
I think for Balmoral boots, it is just called a button hook.
Thanks Leon! Hugo
Right!
@@roberthoffhines5419 Indeed. Simplicity is always the best solution. Hugo
This was phenomenal 💯
Safe travels to Paris all!
Merci Raphael! Cheers, Hugo & Sonya
the sneeze was amazing, powerful!
Aha, Sonya wasn't so sure. Cheers to you ! Hugo
Watching you sneezing is the nicest thing in this video.Thank you Hugo and Sonia for the amazing content you make.Keep up the good work.Be safe.As for your new book 'Shoes' how much it's estimated price will be ?
Thank you Ahmed, and I'm not sure my sneezing was the nicest thing, but live is live ! Cheers, Hugo
Really humbling to hear that your first pair of proper shoes were 2nd hand Church's Hugo... My first proper shoes I bought quite recently are a 2nd hand pair of Trickers Stow Boots. And now due to watching your videos for guidance my second pair are "new" handgrade black cap toe oxfords by Carlos Santos. Thank you very much for your unbiased advice and knowledge on shoes.
Excellent!!!
Thank you Kosmas! (and sorry if the lightning is not as good as yours!!). Cheers, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS You are the light!
@@kosmaskokkaris Haha you're kind as ever. Cheers my friend, Hugo