Man Thursday
Well you’ll be happy to know that Mr Tudehope turned up for our photo date
Love love the Patrick Johnson suit - amazing fabric, I hope you can notice in the pictures the way the light dapples on the cloth.
(His lovely girlfriend bought the tie from The Armoury on her last trip to HK)
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The little details …
Good morning Man Thursday
I haven’t seen Tommy in a few weeks, so it was good to catch up briefly this morning.
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Clash of colours today
Man Thursday…on a friday
Tommy in casual
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Mr Tudehope…belt ties in
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Mr Tudehope
Summer holidays coming to an end, work resumes…
Tommy Tudehope
look at those kisses on the buttons…now I would say cute, but I’ve been reprimanded for saying that word. BUT the detail is divine you would have to agree.
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Christmas festivities have started, wind down, dress codes relax…
Casual as done by Mr Tudehope
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Mr Thomas Tudehope
continued Citrus theme - Tangelo
Guess who?
Pretty obvious - Man Thursday Tommy Tudehope
I’ll post a close up of his Sports coat another day - my absolute favourite, I recognized the fabric the minute Tommy walked in.
IMO - If there is a SC every young man should have in his wardrobe it is this by Zegna in their signature ‘travel’ fabric. The detailed half lining is divine, work of art to look at.
Man Thursday - Limoncello
Mr Tudehope today - I love that his cuff adornments coordinate with his tie.
Man Thursday - Mr Tudehope
Top to toe
Very smart indeed, Tommy looked incredibly sharp today, I couldn’t pick my favourite shot. I’ll need to keep shooting till I find the signature Tommy angle.
This morning, I had the pleasure of meeting Mr Thomas Tudehope of http://hespokeshespoke.tumblr.com/
I love the subtleties and details of his attire.
We met up at Sonoma, and then it became quite an event when Mr Smith showed and Guido. So for me, it was a visual feast the meeting of well dressed Sydney men.
Now, listening to them speak of shoes, socks, suits…ladies, let me tell you it was quite an experience.
