Oh ho ho... one thing that I disagree with Mr Armani is this statement. Yes, I do agree that single breasted is more versatile than a db one. But two buttoned? I'll never choose that. I try avoiding it anyway. My choice would always the one-buttoned jacket. Why?
Simply becoz of two things. One, why having two buttons if in the end I'm only using one? Isn't that a waste? And isn't that by having a one-b, I'm also saving the environment coz the tailor don't dave to waste energy putting another button, and the manufacturer of the buttons don't have to produce more. (politically correct, ahaks!).
Two. One-b jackets fit me better than a two-b jackets. And they are much more mod-looking and edgier than a two-b, which tend to look like 'normal'. When you wear a clothes, you've gotta stand out isn't it. And a one-b jacket would give me that. Standing out. Plus, it seems to give better hug on the waist, making the fit looks better.
When I look into my archive (that's my wardrobe btw), I have quite a number of one-b blazers. My choice would always be River Island coz I think they're champion in this department. Another one is Topman, for the more mod feel. The price, depends - but I tend to go during sale, coz that's where I can get real bargains. For the look, I tend to choose something that I can see the longevity. Not merely just to follow trend. :)
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