There's the faintest hint of that sort of louche quality which he always imbued his menswear with at Gucci and Saint Laurent -- very much that "douche-y" vibe some have mentioned as a negative quality, only back then it was douche-y because his man was wearing a fortune while seemingly not giving a s*** or even trying to. There are tiny echoes of that here, in the way the shirts are carelessly unbuttoned or the way the silk pants look ready to fall off his hips...but as with almost all of Tom's menswear propositions for his own brand, it's not taken far enough to appeal to me.
Love the black silk suit, and I'd gladly wear all of the individual pieces in the black-on-black opening looks, but it doesn't move me the way I keep hoping it might.
Love the black silk suit, and I'd gladly wear all of the individual pieces in the black-on-black opening looks, but it doesn't move me the way I keep hoping it might.
