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Reacting To Pitti Uomo Street Style | Pitti Uomo 95
DescriptionPitti Uomo, which occurs biannually in Florence, Italy, is one of the world's premier menswear trade shows. It attracts brands, designers, buyers, magazine editors, and the infamous, "Pitti Peacocks." For better (and worse), Pitti has become known as the place for amazing classic and dapper street style. In this video,More
Pitti Uomo, which occurs biannually in Florence, Italy, is one of the world's premier menswear trade shows. It attracts brands, designers, buyers, magazine editors, and the infamous, "Pitti Peacocks." For better (and worse), Pitti has become known as the place for amazing classic and dapper street style. In this video, I'm reacting to some street style slideshows--British GQ and Vogue--from the most recent Pitti Uomo 95.
The peacock thing is something I want to touch on just briefly. With the culture of "me," "look at me," and "anyone can be famous" that social media (cough, Instagram) has bred, many people just show up, dressed in costumes, to try and get their photo taken. These people have no actual reason to be at the event--they just want to be seen.
Some of, if not the most, blatant offenders of this, are so-called influencers. This is a term that I absolutely abhor--it's on about the same level as an "influencer" calling themselves a "Public Figure"--but one that has become accepted in marketing vernacular. The vast majority of these folks, have no vested (or, waistcoated?) interest in being at the event unless a brand has paid them to attend. But other than that, priority one is to get snapped by a street style photog so maybe they'll "blow up".
It's disgusting. Being in the digital space for over six years and coming up when I did, I, know many of these people, though, thankfully, I can claim blissful ignorance of the "up-and-comers". I will say that the handfu
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