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"So I was in Florence for the holiday, visiting some non-Italian designer pals who live there, and are as bemused as I by the style of the native Italian man. We spent about 20 minutes in the center of town spotting his many special style signatures.\nBefore I begin, a disclaimer: there are many dashing and truly stunning Italian men, who understand tailoring and have a grand, old world style. But you tend not to see tons of those guys zipping through the streets. The majority of the youngish fellows I see when I go are a different breed of peacock&amp;#8212;a brash bird who clings to time-honored hallmarks as much as his refined cousin, or even our large-jeaned, white-sneakered American men.\nHowever, our ragazzo tacks in a very different direction: his horrifying distressed jeans are usually hiked up at the waist; he is a dedicated manscaper (a la the Gotti boys); he favors a slim-cut safari/&amp;quot;utility&amp;quot; jacket, even though his mother is probably still doing his laundry; he takes his sneakers slim and retina-searingly bright; he is a fan of unsubtle logos and hair product in equal measure. He is pretty clearly not my romantic ideal, but I do enjoy taking his picture. The following were captured in the space of about 45 minutes, and believe me, I could have shot all night.\nPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookWhat you don&amp;#39;t see here are the blindingly white jeans with silver applique trim. I went in tight because this one actually came close enough to capture the incredible brows.\nPinterestFacebookI would think twice before letting this man loose in my bathroom.\nPinterestFacebookApparently sperm count is not an issue in this country.\nPinterestFacebookI guess they&amp;#39;re perfect for each other.\nPinterestFacebookThe jacket may say Serengeti, but the man says, I&amp;#39;ve never traveled outside of Italy.\nPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebook"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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