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Bespoke shoes event: the speakers

Saturday, January 17th 2015 Tags:
  • Cleverley
  • Corthay
  • Gaziano and Girling
  • Norman Vilalta
  • saint crispin's
  • stefano bemer
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Saturday, January 17th 2015
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Pierre Corthay
Pierre Corthay

 
Well, you asked for more pictures… First, the speakers. 
 

Tony Gaziano
Tony Gaziano
Tommaso Melani 1
Tommaso Melani
Phillip Car
Phillip Car
Norman Vilalta
Norman Vilalta
John Carnera 1
John Carnera
Dean Girling
Dean Girling
Andrew Murphy
Andy Murphy

 

 

Posted in UncategorizedTagged Cleverley, Corthay, Gaziano and Girling, Norman Vilalta, saint crispin's, stefano bemer

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    1. AvatarJohn
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      Hi Simon,
      Thanks for posting these pics. It also helps to put faces on well known names!
      John

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    2. AvatarBeement
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      Hi Simon. Great article as usual. Two questions.

      1. How can you afford bespoke?
      2. How can I dress well with (MTM or bespoke) on a budget?

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      • Simon CromptonSimon Cromptonreplied:
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        1. Partly, I’m fairly well into my career and earn decent money now – I couldn’t have afforded anywhere near as much 10 years ago. And partly, prioritisation. I know people (particularly women) who buy even more clothing than me, but all cheap, and it doesn’t last. I also don’t really have expensive tastes in anything else.

        2. Save up and buy quality, buy conservative styles that will last, and have a read of posts like ‘make a cheap suit look good‘

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