Jul 6, 2022
I present you photorealistic Benny! One is somewhat based on Finn Wittrock, another one - Matthew Perry. His clothes took hours to make, but they definitely look better.
upd. Turns out Benny has brown eyes, so here’s a new version!
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seen from United States
seen from Argentina
seen from Canada
seen from Malaysia
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seen from United States
seen from Singapore
seen from China
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seen from Morocco
I present you photorealistic Benny! One is somewhat based on Finn Wittrock, another one - Matthew Perry. His clothes took hours to make, but they definitely look better.
upd. Turns out Benny has brown eyes, so here’s a new version!
April 15, 1972 A model wearing Pal Sandler pants and a short gingham jacket, films with a Beaulieu camera Photo by Gianni Penati ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The idea that tailored clothing must be formal is a rather outdated one. In fact today's standards are all about comfort and lightness. Most of these ideas are partly originated in Neapolitan tailoring, these are also the key aspects to it's growing popularity. Besides the incredibly fine handwork, the ability to tailor light fabrics in a soft construction makes these garments superior to others. More importantly it enables the wearer to look and feel as natural, as possible.
To further reduce the aforementioned formai aspect of tailoring, Neapolitan jacket are easy to pair with garments usually used in casual ensembles. Tweed with denim or worsted wool with jersey (pictured) are all small styling tricks, which help to appear more casual and comfortable, while looking damn elegant. However it should be noted, that these ideas work best, when tailored for a natural silhuette.
April 15, 1972 A model wearing Pal Sandler pants and a short gingham jacket, films with a Beaulieu camera Photo by Gianni Penati ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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