hellotailor:leupagus:fuckyeahmadsmikkelsen:Used to be a fashion commandment: “No brown in town.” And

hellotailor:leupagus:fuckyeahmadsmikkelsen:Used to be a fashion commandment: “No brown in town.” And
hellotailor:leupagus:fuckyeahmadsmikkelsen:Used to be a fashion commandment: “No brown in town.” And
hellotailor:leupagus:fuckyeahmadsmikkelsen:Used to be a fashion commandment: “No brown in town.” And
hellotailor:leupagus:fuckyeahmadsmikkelsen:Used to be a fashion commandment: “No brown in town.” And
hellotailor:leupagus:fuckyeahmadsmikkelsen:Used to be a fashion commandment: “No brown in town.” And

hellotailor:leupagus:fuckyeahmadsmikkelsen:Used to be a fashion commandment: “No brown in town.” And so businessmen would robotically wear gray or navy every day. Well, that rule, like a lot of rules, has been wadded up and tossed out the office window. Here, Danish badass Mads Mikkelsen shows why a suit in tobacco, copper, or coffee has gone from kinda stuffy to totally cutting-edge (x)Oh my god that double-breasted suit though.I’M IN AGONY -- source link


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