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"FacebookPinterest\n\nThe Italians know something about tailoring and style that nobody else does. We're guessing it has something to do with all the sauce, and maybe the grappa. We always keep an eye on what they're up to, just in case we can learn a thing or two. At Corneliani's spring-summer 2015 show, everything was nice and easy. It was the kind of clothing you wear on vacation to the Italian Riviera\u2014very Dicky Greenleaf in its styling. It's fairly simple to do on your own, thankfully.\n\n**PHOTOS: Corneliani Spring-Summer 2015 Collection**\n\nStart with the rolled sleeves, but be careful how you do it. Rolling too tight will damage the lining of your jacket, and put a lot of stress on the seams. Roll a little, then push the sleeves up. This will save you from dealing with excess wrinkles as well, an unhappy consequence to this trick. Next, go for pants that are a little roomier in the leg, they should almost feel loose. You can see here at the break in the knee that nothing is too tight, it's all relad, but refined. Lastly, just throw on a scarf under your jacket, and don't even think about it. Boom, you're Italian."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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