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Al Bazar, Milan

Lino Ieluzzis - Besitzer der Herrenboutique Al Bazar

Die Mailänder Herrenboutique Al Bazar

Die Herrenboutique Al Bazar

Die Herrenboutique Al Bazar

Lino Ieluzzis - Besitzer der Herrenboutique Al Bazar

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So you always wanted to be dressed the part of a real gigolo but never knew quite how to do it? Well let Lino Ieluzzis help you…
The proprietor of the Milan-based boutique Al Bazar takes the casual look to a new level; with black pleat-front trousers he adds a crisp white shirt, unashamedly unbuttoned and with the collar turned up. And if that didn’t create enough of a lothario image, then here’s the show-stopper – the pink sports jacket is fastened only with one button so that you can strut along with one hand in the pocket. An optional feature for the right hand is an expensive watch and perhaps a cigarette to complete the look. And there you have it – instant gigolo. For this look and many others, Ieluzzis has been advising customers for the last 35 years.

Author: Redaktion

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Herr von Eden, Hamburg

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BHV Homme, Paris

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Lord Willy’s, New York

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Tom Ford, Milan

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Stierblut, Munich

Even the name should give any man a rush of testosterone since it translates as ‘bull’s blood’. Business manager Martin Obermayr

Groupe 16 sur 20, New York

New York, New York – the focal point where the crème de la crème come for the best in men’s shopping.

Dior Homme, Los Angeles

As creative director of Dior Homme, Hedi Slimane introduced the slim cut suit and combined these with very young, androgynous boys

Paul Smith, London

Hardly any other designer in the world has been able to take men’s fashion into a slightly more bourgeois area without resorting t

The best men’s fashion stores around the world

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