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Tony's dress sense. #214035
05/04/03 08:10 PM 05/04/03 08:10 PM
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Maybe it's just me, being a Brit and all, but does anybody else think Tony's dress sense is terrible?

Mick

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Re: Tony's dress sense. #214036
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I personally like the way he dresses.

"Fools are they, who die."
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Re: Tony's dress sense. #214037
05/05/03 03:56 AM 05/05/03 03:56 AM
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He dresses quite well imo

Chris: "He could be out there stalking us right now..." -Paulie: "With what...his cock!

Tony Soprano : You're looking good. Looking better.
Junior Soprano: Tony, if you're gonna lie to me, tell me there's a broad in the car waiting to tongue my balls.
Tony Soprano : Hey, you want that, it's a phone call away.
Re: Tony's dress sense. #214038
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im all for him, think it fits the part quite well.........

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Re: Tony's dress sense. #214039
05/05/03 03:20 PM 05/05/03 03:20 PM
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In the first seasons??
Or overall?

I like the way Tony dresses.
Re: Tony's dress sense. #214040
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Ha ha!! Sometimes when I see some of the shirts he wears, I think he should have a camera around his neck, cause he looks like a tourist!
But I think it fits his personality! That generation of mafiosi I guess dropped the suits with the carnation in the lapel.

I think Paulie likes to be the spiffy dresser, right down to his shoes don't you?


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Re: Tony's dress sense. #214041
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Yes, TIS. Paulie and Silvio are the ones that still wear suits most of the time.

Tony dresses exactly like my dad and I think its great! It definitely suits his character.
Re: Tony's dress sense. #214042
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Well, Paulie sometimes wears his jogging suits but I dont think I've ever seen Sylvio out of a suit.

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Re: Tony's dress sense. #214043
05/06/03 06:57 AM 05/06/03 06:57 AM
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Yes, I agree that it suits his character perfectly, but maybe not the Mob Boss role. Thanks for the input, which was more than I expected, what with this forum all but dead at he moment.

Mick

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Re: Tony's dress sense. #214044
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i like the way Tony Soprano dresses, specially his shirts. it fits him well and he knows how to carry them . . . Cool.

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Re: Tony's dress sense. #214045
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tony has got to be one of the best dressers even though he always isnt in a suit. his polos and slacks look freakin cool on him too. track suits have also always been popular with mob figures. i think the majority of italian american mafia fashions have been fabulous.

but i for one also think that the best dress gangster in a movie that i have seen has got to be Ace Rothstein in Casino.
Re: Tony's dress sense. #214046
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Quote:
Originally posted by don capili:
but i for one also think that the best dress gangster in a movie that i have seen has got to be Ace Rothstein in Casino.
Totally.




Hey, how's it going?
Re: Tony's dress sense. #214047
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yeah, i especially like the suits he wears with the exact same color on his shirt, tie, and handkerchief. awesome
Re: Tony's dress sense. #214048
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Maybe Tony dresses down because he doesn't want to look like a boss, and wants the Feds to be focussing on Corrado and the other suited-up Mafiosi? Tony wants the money but not the hassle, that's why he passed the "Boss" job over at the start.

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Re: Tony's dress sense. #214049
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Quote:
Maybe it's just me, being a Brit and all, but does anybody else think Tony's dress sense is terrible?
I think its just you, being a brit

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Re: Tony's dress sense. #214050
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I'm not much into Tony's style, but I like Paulie's tracksuits and some of Silvio's suits. They make up for the look.

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