Cristiano Delillo

Marketing Director, "Brian & Barry"

Perfectly rolled sleeves and cuffs. The director of Milan's trendiest select shop, "Brian & Barry," demonstrates a highly sophisticated shirt-and-pants style. His dress shirt sleeves are neatly rolled, and the cuffs of his Incotex trousers are folded up narrowly. This creates a look that doesn't feel hot. His choice of Sebago deck shoes, rather than bit loafers or tassel loafers, is a mark of true professionalism.

Fabrizio Tomaitis

Works at "Brian Dales"

American Casual Style, "Rolled Up" for a Modern Feel. A classic American casual look with a denim shirt and chinos. However, by using tight sizing and the "rolled up" technique, it surprisingly exudes a contemporary vibe. This is a staff member from "Brian Dales," a popular Italian brand, whose weathered look and beard are also worth noting.

Matteo Gioli

Designer, "Super Duper"

A Vintage Aficionado Appears. Both the safari jacket and the tie are vintage, meaning they are second-hand. Many European dandies are skilled at incorporating vintage pieces into their outfits, and he is one of them. It's a classic safari style reminiscent of Yves Saint Laurent in the 1970s. The "pencil mustache" also suits his character.

Dan Hasby Oliver

Company Employee

Sleeves Rolled Up to the Max. A cool coordination with shorts, but the shirt is actually long-sleeved and rolled up quite high. One might wonder why not just wear a short-sleeved shirt if rolling up this much, but perhaps that's his particular style. Notice how the large Mulberry bag balances the overall outfit.

Federico Bateri

Designer

A Summer-Appropriate Way to Wear a Bow Tie. While this outfit might typically call for a blazer, he achieves a look where a bow tie works without a jacket by selecting items that express "elegant casualness," such as a tucked-out chambray shirt, cropped trousers, and espadrilles. A masterful execution.

Andrea Galberti

Buyer, "Brian & Barry"

Elegant Even Without a Jacket. This is the buyer from the Milan select shop "Brian & Barry," photographed alongside the director featured at the beginning. He also demonstrates a superb way of rolling up his shirt sleeves, presenting an even more refined look. The reason lies in his accessory choices: leather bracelets, a minimalist wristwatch, a slim-strap shoulder bag, and a slender belt. These accessories are carefully chosen to complement, not overpower, the shirt-and-pants ensemble, adding just the right accent.

Fausto Geromini

Photographer

Variations of Brown Tones. Hat, knit polo, shorts, and Oxford shoes. This outfit is a well-balanced arrangement of various brown and beige tones. Also, note the slightly rolled-up sleeves of the knit polo. It's a small trick to remember for creating a casual and light impression.

Andrea Meazza

Works at Showroom

Luxurious Color Palette. A knit polo from Scottish knitwear maker Drumohr, Incotex shorts, and Tricker's tassel loafers. This is a model of adult casual style, wearing high-quality items simply. The distinct colors of pink, navy, and brown lend a luxurious atmosphere.