If you like to dress up are you, by definition, a conservative?
In this new episode of Sartorial Talks, Hugo answers direct (and sometimes difficult) questions about the sartorial movement in a free and uncensored way.
Do you have to be born elegant or can you acquire elegance with study and efforts?
If a person is immaculately dressed, does his character matter?
Is a sartorialist by definition a conservative?

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00:00 : Introduction
04:40 : An update on our books and their availability
09:17 : What is the difference between a Dandy and a Gentleman?
18:10 : Do you have to be born stylish? Or can you become stylish?
25:59 : If a person is immaculately dressed, does his character matter?
33:55 : What do you think of the sentence "Dress to Impress"?
36:44 : Can you really be immune to fashion trends?
42:41 : Is a sartorialist by definition a conservative?

To watch the "What is a Gentleman Episode":    • What is a Gentleman?  
To watch the episode "Being a Gentleman: A Woman's Perspective":    • Being a Gentleman  a Woman's Perspec...