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Menswear icon · 1960s-80s

Dress like Gianni Agnelli

From the clothes you already own.

Italian tailoring with deliberate imperfections that show confidence.

What you might already own

The pieces

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The palette

  • navy
  • grey
  • light blue
  • brown suede

The rules

  1. 01One rule broken on purpose: tie slightly askew, boots with a suit, collar unbuttoned
  2. 02Soft construction over stiffness
  3. 03Keep the base classic so the twist reads

Leave out

  • Breaking more than one rule at a time
  • Fashion-forward cuts

Wear it your way.

Photograph your clothes, pick Gianni Agnelli as a style reference, and ask for a look in their style. Capsule puts it together from what you own, says why it works, and names the one or two kinds of piece that would bring you closer.

Try it with your wardrobe

Capsule has no connection with Gianni Agnelli or their estate. This page describes a well-documented way of dressing.

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Wear what you own.

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