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"  From the May 2013 issue Michael Kors wears a T-shirt and blazer like a uniform. Can a normal person do this, or do you have to be a mogul? \u2014 Tyler Prow, New York, N.Y. Last summer, the ranks of the men&amp;#039;s fashion world arrived in Florence for Pitti Uomo in the midst of an even hotter-than-usual heat wave. Normally I wear a dress shirt, no tie, under an unlined jacket, but substandard air-conditioning proved to be a trial. I lasted midway through my first day and then promptly changed into a slim-fit T-shirt and threw the jacket back on. Just about everyone around me wore more or less the same thing. So while it may help to be fashion royalty, anyone can make it work provided you get one thing right: the fit. Keep things crisp and close, and you should be fine. (Note: It should be stated that a certain editor in chief of a certain men&amp;#039;s periodical is strongly against wearing T-shirts under jackets. This question and answer may not be published.) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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