Heads up on the security measures: I am cross-vaccinated, got the booster jab, and I was tested before the fair. Generally, everybodys super green pass and body temperature was checked every day before the fair. And everyone wore an FFP2 mask before and after interviews/photos at the fair and in the city. Please note that Pitti Uomo is not a visitor fair. You need to be a vendor or have a press accreditation. Also "Classic menswear after the pandemic?" stands for "What can we expect from classic menswear after the pandemic?". Stay safe!
Thank you for asking the question 'who/what are you wearing' The answers, so many of which included bespoke creators, like the independant weaver of the harris tweed, the new young tailors, the more than a trend notion. The weather helped a lot, the lovely layering came to the fore.
Your Piti videos are a wonderful source of inspiration! It doesn't feel right (to me) to travel yet in these weird times, but when we are more or less back to normal I will definately go experience Piti in person 👌
I was excited to see this come up on my phone, so had to watch it as i have enjoyed your previous reports from Pitti. Seems like there is a very good vibe and a lot of inspiring visitors. Thanks for sharing.
Thank You! I like to see Pitti Umo roundups, but most are about the very outlandish peacocks. They are a sight, but less of a style inspirations. You have chosen people closer to my taste, they can serve as inspirations. Especially people outside of the fashion industry.
Beautiful videography shown. Bravo. How great to see people from all over the world, each with their own distinctive take on classic menswear. And not an accessory peacock in sight!
I'm impressed, seeing someone so stylish who works in Silicon Valley. Imagine if the standard Silicon elites wore stuff like that. They may have a very different reputation...
The design of modern tech companies like Apple, Google, Tesla has been Minimalism for over a decade, therefore the style of their clothing reflects that. If they dressed the opposite they wouldn't be representing their branding.
Those siliconians need to wear better suits than polyester ones, sadly many have misconception about suits by wearing a polyester costume, yes I call low quality polyester suits as costumes.
The material makes no difference because the people who use their products don’t care. They will still make money no matter what they wear, and making money is all they care about. No point in having unrealistic expectations.
Thank you,I enjoyed the interviews they are so inspirational. I want the Harris tweeds, that knitted vest is similar to the one I plan on making this year. I can see myself in a knife pleated plaid skirt I hope that I can find one similar to the one I wore as a child mumble years ago. Have a great day. you have started a great day for me with this wonderful video.🎁🌟💝🌟🎁🤷🏼♀️💐🤷🏼♀️😘💞✨👍👍👍🌟🖖🖖🖖🌟🙋🏼♀️
it's a bit old school, but maybe they think a static camera angle would be boring. I'd like static with focus in on detail when prompted and in editing slow that down so we can linger on the detail. But, hey? I'm not doing the film/production, so I take it as it comes.
I'm glad you interviewed Felipe, they demonstrated you don't have to wear a suit or even stick to gendered ideas with clothing to have a well put together look that just works. Michele Free's outfit similarly had a a great deal of style to it and was beatifully balanced. They both struck me as people who understood their own personal sense of style and embraced it, appearing to do so without effort.
Pascal Zimmer! Respekt, wousst net, datt et och zu Lëtzebuerg däermosseg stiléiert Leit gëtt. Mäin Interessi ass do! Ech wäert à coup sûr eng Kéier laanscht kucke kommen. 👍
Johannes „Joe“ Laschet isn’t he the son of former chancellor candidate Armin Laschet (CDU)? I heard he helped his father, who was prime minister of Nordrhein-Westfalen (NRW) back then, to get in contact to mask producers do the NRW could get enough masks for its population. The Magazine „Der Spiegel“ wrote about that.
I really like your videos, very informative and well produced. I like very much the video production quality... please keep them coming! In regards to the content, I do not like the trend of women trying to appropriate this masculine fashion space. Isn't it enough the privilege of having hundreds of women-centric fashion events every year? Quite frankly, I'm not interested in seeing well dressed women in a men's fashion event.
Personally I don't like to wear a suit, tie, hat. But if I need it I prefer more discreet, dark colors. What I really like to wear is hiking boots and pants, Indian-style kurtas in shorter lengths and a sweater in dark shades of green or gray
Which means it is staying with us, and we have to live with it. To be honest, in Hungary we have nearly no restrictions. Mask in closed places and public transportation. University exams are online. But nothing more.
Inside of two years we have got to Omicron which can be put alongside the flu, and is treated exactly the same way, with panadol and bed rest for the most part. Pfizer and Moderna are already setting up for a flu/covid combined jab, so the vulnerable will have that every year, as they do now. You really have to keep up - it's a fast moving environment, medicine, and if you fall behind you make unruly statements like this with out knowledge.
Not a fan of the female (male fashioned) styled suits, but that woman toward the end from NY had the right cut looked feminine. Wish your interviewees could have removed their coats so we can see more of their outfits; a good example is the gentleman from California. I would have loved to have seen that suit. Did you get any pictures of it?
Absolutely disappointed to see you calling this “after the pandemic” and walking around maskless when Italy is having the highest case numbers it’s ever seen. I’ve enjoyed your fashion for quite some time as menswear is quite hard to find on UA-cam, but selfishly endangering others in this way-particularly in the face of omicron’s transmissibility-simply cannot be overlooked. There are 11 million cancer patients in Italy whose treatments are being jeopardized by current COVID rates, and you are out, maskless, having a day at the fair. Shame on you, and shame on any who participated in this callous event.
Thank you for your comment. I forgot to mention the security measures when publishing the video. I had a long day. I'm cross-vaccinated, got the booster jab, and I was tested the day before the fair. Everybody else got at least a Super Green Pass to enter the fair and body temperature was checked when entering the fair. Also everyone wore a mask before and after the interview at the fair and in the city.
@@Vintagebursche thanks for Clearing this Up. Tbh i was surprised by the video and the "after the pandemic" feeling. But realistically, a conference Like this couldnt Go ahead without tight Security measures. But thank you for Listing the actual measures that were taken, it Put the Video into perspective
@@daveb9451 and so judgemental and out of touch. I saw this and expected that intelligent people would keep themselves and others safe at this time, and that an internationally run conference would institute the usual safety measures. And that knowledge that Omicron is the almose endemic stage of SARS-CoV-2 would be a common thing. Turns out, that was/is the case (as the pinned note appraises us of) asnd so lunarmagpie's comment surprised and horrified me.
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Heads up on the security measures:
I am cross-vaccinated, got the booster jab, and I was tested before the fair. Generally, everybodys super green pass and body temperature was checked every day before the fair. And everyone wore an FFP2 mask before and after interviews/photos at the fair and in the city.
Please note that Pitti Uomo is not a visitor fair. You need to be a vendor or have a press accreditation.
Also "Classic menswear after the pandemic?" stands for "What can we expect from classic menswear after the pandemic?".
Stay safe!
Thanks so much for the clarification on this!
I thought you would be. Intelligent in everything you do. Thank you for saying (somepeople need more support in the face of their fears)
Thank you for asking the question 'who/what are you wearing' The answers, so many of which included bespoke creators, like the independant weaver of the harris tweed, the new young tailors, the more than a trend notion. The weather helped a lot, the lovely layering came to the fore.
Fewer peacocks this year! Some excellent outfits going on!
Your Piti videos are a wonderful source of inspiration! It doesn't feel right (to me) to travel yet in these weird times, but when we are more or less back to normal I will definately go experience Piti in person 👌
*pitti... (guess I need more coffee 🤗)
12:07 Jo Laschet, now officially the most influential member of the Laschet family.
😁
Super Video, Niklas! Ich hoffe, nächstes Mal wieder am Start zu sein.
I was excited to see this come up on my phone, so had to watch it as i have enjoyed your previous reports from Pitti. Seems like there is a very good vibe and a lot of inspiring visitors. Thanks for sharing.
Terrific segment. Engaging content and delightfully inspiring outfits. Thank you!
Just wonderful vidéo !! Think You so much to shore ! I adore your style of clothing and fabrics and also the choices of People That You interwied
Damn, algorithm really is fickle, I only found this video after explicitly searching for pitti uomo videos, and your work was *wondeful*
I made all my comments before the end montage ... ohmygiddyaunt! That's a stunner!! Whoever edited that has some skill set worth bottling!!
Wow!!
Thank You! I like to see Pitti Umo roundups, but most are about the very outlandish peacocks. They are a sight, but less of a style inspirations. You have chosen people closer to my taste, they can serve as inspirations. Especially people outside of the fashion industry.
You're right. Those two from SoCal calling themselves 'satorial tourists' - stylish and debonair (and loving it) were wonderful to watch
Was a pleasure again! 🥰
Beautiful videography shown. Bravo. How great to see people from all over the world, each with their own distinctive take on classic menswear. And not an accessory peacock in sight!
Thank you for sharing. Pitti Uomo and Florence are a dream destination
Thank you, that was warming, sweet even. Thank you : )
Good to see Pascal Zimmer there! I follow a lot of his menswear posts on Facebook/Instagram
Another Masterpiece! °A° 🙇♀
I'm impressed, seeing someone so stylish who works in Silicon Valley. Imagine if the standard Silicon elites wore stuff like that. They may have a very different reputation...
The design of modern tech companies like Apple, Google, Tesla has been Minimalism for over a decade, therefore the style of their clothing reflects that. If they dressed the opposite they wouldn't be representing their branding.
Those siliconians need to wear better suits than polyester ones, sadly many have misconception about suits by wearing a polyester costume, yes I call low quality polyester suits as costumes.
@@keshavrao212 You know sartorial standards are in danger when the one percent and famed elite dress worse than the homeless of a golden age decade...
@@themoderndandy713 These are dark times...
The material makes no difference because the people who use their products don’t care. They will still make money no matter what they wear, and making money is all they care about. No point in having unrealistic expectations.
Thank you,I enjoyed the interviews they are so inspirational. I want the Harris tweeds, that knitted vest is similar to the one I plan on making this year. I can see myself in a knife pleated plaid skirt I hope that I can find one similar to the one I wore as a child mumble years ago. Have a great day. you have started a great day for me with this wonderful video.🎁🌟💝🌟🎁🤷🏼♀️💐🤷🏼♀️😘💞✨👍👍👍🌟🖖🖖🖖🌟🙋🏼♀️
The Harris Tweed is by Urgha Loom Shed
Cheers for judithbradl! 💖
omg yessssssssssssssssss
ive been waiting so long for another pitti
Thank you, Vintagebursche for this little, moody escape!
Wonderful video and beautiful clothing! Camera person moves around a lot 🙂
it's a bit old school, but maybe they think a static camera angle would be boring. I'd like static with focus in on detail when prompted and in editing slow that down so we can linger on the detail. But, hey? I'm not doing the film/production, so I take it as it comes.
The gent at 7:57 has the most amazing pants! 🤩
Sehr gut gemachter Film
I'm glad you interviewed Felipe, they demonstrated you don't have to wear a suit or even stick to gendered ideas with clothing to have a well put together look that just works. Michele Free's outfit similarly had a a great deal of style to it and was beatifully balanced. They both struck me as people who understood their own personal sense of style and embraced it, appearing to do so without effort.
good to see someone from the netherlands also dressing nice!
Great video. Keep up the great work.
Well done, i enjoyed it.
You lucky bastard!... Excellent video, thank you for sharing.
What better way to motivate me to dress well when I crawl out of my covid hole!
How do you stay in the loop to learn about conferences like this?
Great and inspiring video!
Pascal Zimmer! Respekt, wousst net, datt et och zu Lëtzebuerg däermosseg stiléiert Leit gëtt. Mäin Interessi ass do! Ech wäert à coup sûr eng Kéier laanscht kucke kommen. 👍
Max Mogg!!! Liebe ihn!
Johannes „Joe“ Laschet isn’t he the son of former chancellor candidate Armin Laschet (CDU)?
I heard he helped his father, who was prime minister of Nordrhein-Westfalen (NRW) back then, to get in contact to mask producers do the NRW could get enough masks for its population.
The Magazine „Der Spiegel“ wrote about that.
Very cool!
Maximilian Mogg is the goat. 😪❤️
thanks . thanks
Where is Watson n Sherlock Holmes interview LoL!!
Good to know the thrift store look is so in but sad that these people likely paid full retail at the designer shops
I really like your videos, very informative and well produced. I like very much the video production quality... please keep them coming! In regards to the content, I do not like the trend of women trying to appropriate this masculine fashion space. Isn't it enough the privilege of having hundreds of women-centric fashion events every year? Quite frankly, I'm not interested in seeing well dressed women in a men's fashion event.
Felipe in the wrong place.
Personally I don't like to wear a suit, tie, hat. But if I need it I prefer more discreet, dark colors. What I really like to wear is hiking boots and pants, Indian-style kurtas in shorter lengths and a sweater in dark shades of green or gray
most of the stuff these guys worn look clownish and costumy imho. There is no innovation in style.
"After the pandemic" ? Do you live on Mars?
Europe is pretty close to the endemic phase actually.
Which means it is staying with us, and we have to live with it.
To be honest, in Hungary we have nearly no restrictions. Mask in closed places and public transportation. University exams are online. But nothing more.
Inside of two years we have got to Omicron which can be put alongside the flu, and is treated exactly the same way, with panadol and bed rest for the most part. Pfizer and Moderna are already setting up for a flu/covid combined jab, so the vulnerable will have that every year, as they do now. You really have to keep up - it's a fast moving environment, medicine, and if you fall behind you make unruly statements like this with out knowledge.
Not a fan of the female (male fashioned) styled suits, but that woman toward the end from NY had the right cut looked feminine. Wish your interviewees could have removed their coats so we can see more of their outfits; a good example is the gentleman from California. I would have loved to have seen that suit. Did you get any pictures of it?
A lot of horrible outfits
Absolutely disappointed to see you calling this “after the pandemic” and walking around maskless when Italy is having the highest case numbers it’s ever seen. I’ve enjoyed your fashion for quite some time as menswear is quite hard to find on UA-cam, but selfishly endangering others in this way-particularly in the face of omicron’s transmissibility-simply cannot be overlooked. There are 11 million cancer patients in Italy whose treatments are being jeopardized by current COVID rates, and you are out, maskless, having a day at the fair. Shame on you, and shame on any who participated in this callous event.
11 million? Where did you randomly pull that number? That would mean almost 20% of Italy's population has cancer.
Thank you for your comment. I forgot to mention the security measures when publishing the video. I had a long day.
I'm cross-vaccinated, got the booster jab, and I was tested the day before the fair. Everybody else got at least a Super Green Pass to enter the fair and body temperature was checked when entering the fair. Also everyone wore a mask before and after the interview at the fair and in the city.
@@Vintagebursche thanks for Clearing this Up. Tbh i was surprised by the video and the "after the pandemic" feeling. But realistically, a conference Like this couldnt Go ahead without tight Security measures. But thank you for Listing the actual measures that were taken, it Put the Video into perspective
@lunarmagpie How does it feel being so full of fear all the time? Is it exhausting?
@@daveb9451 and so judgemental and out of touch. I saw this and expected that intelligent people would keep themselves and others safe at this time, and that an internationally run conference would institute the usual safety measures. And that knowledge that Omicron is the almose endemic stage of SARS-CoV-2 would be a common thing. Turns out, that was/is the case (as the pinned note appraises us of) asnd so lunarmagpie's comment surprised and horrified me.