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Not Going for the Jugular

By Izzy

As a big fan of the bravado of the young Robert Evans, Izzy finds it a great shame that the famed Hollywood producer ultimately became a self-parody (and not in a good way).

young Robert EvansRobert Evans in turtleneck

Though Izzy tries his best not to notice the bolo and make-up, he does give Evans credit for always covering his neck in his senescence. Hiding a gizzard or neck jowls can make a man look much younger, which is no doubt of the utmost importance for a notorious skirt-chaser like Evans.

Evans is not alone in recognizing the benefits of hiding one’s neck. Other older but famously stylish men who always wear shirts with very high-collars include Tom Wolfe and (former president of the Motion Picture Association of America) Jack Valenti.

Tome Wolfe in high collarJack Valenti in high collar








2 Responses to “Not Going for the Jugular”




  1. mywhimsey Says:

    Don’t forget that the evil one, Herr Lagerfeld, can also often be seen in a collar which brushes the ear lobes.




  2. La BellaDonna Says:

    A bolo? With a turtleneck???? Dear God in heaven. I’d rather see him wearing a Big Cheesy Medallion. Go for a cravat. Or a stock. Or a cravat with the classic Vatermorder collar. The bolo is a classic, in its own right, but it belongs with the rest of the Western gear, and not with a turtleneck (or even the neck of a turtle. Heh.).










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