@@FashionableFather This is great and I’m finally ready to ditch my slim fits and transition to more classic looks. You were ahead of the curve on this two years ago. Anecdotally, I lived in korea for seven years up until 2018. I had a suit/pants made there at a very fashionable tailor. My style consultant was very much pushing me towards higher rise, pleats, etc. I sort of med him in the middle with mid rise and single pleats. But looking back, I notice that Korean/japanese men are always several years ahead of us on style.
@@Stan_sprinkleyou are right Korea and Japan are definitely ahead of us. Here in the states we are simply behind in fashion in general. Thanks for the compliments and thanks for watching. Where did you get yours? They are still not easiest to get.
That first knitted polo and highlighting the sansabelt looks legit my friend. Of course the Gary Grant inspiration is awesome as well. Looking forward to the Volvo showcase. I like how they are different than most vehicles on the market.
I’ve had that first polo for so long; love it! I had to give Mr Grant credit for sure. The volvo is a v50 and I’m lovin it too; wagon style all day. Always appreciate your support.
I discovered high waisted pants two years ago and began the transition with an Italian brand called Pini Parma. Now I’m 5 pair plus two sport coats and numerous shirts in. If you haven’t checked them out, I highly recommend them.
Love these pants. You look best with your shirt tucked into them because they're so stylish, you really want to see the full rise. At least that's how I wear them - I tuck everything in including sweaters.
Those pants are meant for you. They look great. I really like the tucked in look. But I really like all the looks. My favorite is the navy blue polo tucked in.
You know I'm a sucker for high rise and the vintage modern marriage, so this is right up my alley! Absolutely fire outfits, my friend...you especially rocked Cary Grant's best outfit perfectly. Gold. Just gold.
Thank you!! You know you’ve been a part of the inspiration and the compliments are beyond appreciated. Gotta love our stylish gent, Mr Grant. DL in the comments?! Truly flattered.
Definitely an awesome pair of trousers no doubt, really enjoyed the similarity to Cary Grant, and I'm all in with high-rise trousers...where did you find that fantastic-looking scarf excellent video!
About to start making my own, with a long torso this is the best fit and most elegant natural line, struggling with low hanging waists for too long that regardless of a belt always feel like they are slipping down
I have been wearing Lands End long rise trousers with pleats and cuffs for many years. I am also wearing pleated Orvis chinos, which have a high rise. High rise just fit me better.
@@FashionableFather considering the fact that the most elegant men in the golden era of cinema in the 30's, 40's and 50's wore high rise and pleated trousers we are all playing "catch up" to their style examples.
I got it at Abercrombie and Fitch?! Can you believe it? They had a slew of cool knitted polos this summer. Shamefully last I was told they were sold out.
Yes! I do think balance is key and also personal preference. Your legs are long but so is your upper torso; if you do have more leg then less rise on the pant. Second if you don’t like the look; ignore the trend and do what you love.
I can't stand low cut pants. They make your torso look disproportionately longer than your legs, making you look "stumpy". While I don't think the answer is high waisted pants, I think the happy medium is a mid-rise pant
11" doesn't seem to be a high rise. i would consider 12" and above to be high. its difficult to find that though. in my grandfather's time pants were regularly 13 or even up to 15 inches.
