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	<title>Comments on: The British Invasion&#8230;of Italy</title>
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		<title>By: Lyman Brock</title>
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		<dc:creator>Lyman Brock</dc:creator>
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		<description>Didn&#039;t the Italians start this melodrama. Personally, I like both equally and wouldn&#039;t turn a well made suit away from either country. But they do say England makes the best of men&#039;s suit fabrics. The art of tailoring is such an old technology that it is hard to take these men serious at times.

However, who cares about the bond film what I want to know is where were the suits in The Conformist made? That film has a fine collection of men&#039;s suits. It&#039;s an aspiration for style if ever there was one.

And what about the French? The new Dior Homme has a great look for RTW. Where are they produced? 

I know there is this argument about bespoke but if you are in good shape and have balanced figure do you really need such fuss. Aren&#039;t bespoke tailors just a form of costume makers? Does bespoke use that many more secret measurements than drafting a pattern for a theater production does? Is Armani correct when he says that Savile Row tailors are a bunch of old grannies who wish they worked in a French couture house? We all know their public school boys do. Are the Italian tailors just another buttered form of Moma Roma desperate to give their children creditability?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Didn&#8217;t the Italians start this melodrama. Personally, I like both equally and wouldn&#8217;t turn a well made suit away from either country. But they do say England makes the best of men&#8217;s suit fabrics. The art of tailoring is such an old technology that it is hard to take these men serious at times.</p>
<p>However, who cares about the bond film what I want to know is where were the suits in The Conformist made? That film has a fine collection of men&#8217;s suits. It&#8217;s an aspiration for style if ever there was one.</p>
<p>And what about the French? The new Dior Homme has a great look for RTW. Where are they produced? </p>
<p>I know there is this argument about bespoke but if you are in good shape and have balanced figure do you really need such fuss. Aren&#8217;t bespoke tailors just a form of costume makers? Does bespoke use that many more secret measurements than drafting a pattern for a theater production does? Is Armani correct when he says that Savile Row tailors are a bunch of old grannies who wish they worked in a French couture house? We all know their public school boys do. Are the Italian tailors just another buttered form of Moma Roma desperate to give their children creditability?</p>
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