MRKet People, Outfits & Details
Yesterday, we introduced a number of new and upcoming brands right from MRket in New York (Click here for MRket brands, Part II and Part III). Today, we want to discuss a few more outfits we saw at MRket.

Robert Prenner in Windowpane Sportscoat, Striped Shirt & Tie with Gingham Pocket Square – Exquisite Pattern Matching
While most men at Pitti Uomo tried to top one another with the sheer number of details they wore, Robert Brenner from Ben Silver is much more subdued. From afar, his outfit looks classic and unique, yet not overdone. Once you take a closer look, you will notice that he actually wore four different patterns mixed in this outfit. The yellow of the tie goes well with the acetate glasses and the blue of the shirt is very similar to the gingham pocket square.
This lady not only had a special hair style, but also a beautiful smile.
I liked the details on this jersey-like polo shirt with a deep contrasting neck line, a slitted chest pocket and the lack of a collar. The hat and the bag complement his casual summer look
Stylish even during her break.
Southern Style by State Traditions.
Spectator derby shoes worn with shorts – and without socks.
This young gentleman cut a splendid figure in his blazer. When I met him for the first time, I noticed immediately that his blazer was tailored by Sciamat just by looking at his lapels and his sleevehead. I find it interesting that often, little details like the way a buttonhole is cut, will allow you to pinpoint the area where the coat was made and sometimes even the exact manufacturer. What suit / sportscoat manufacturer can you recognize immediately by its details and what are these?
This gentleman at Duchamp was dressed in a classic navy plain suit with slanted pockets, light blue shirt with a strong cutaway collar, purple tie and colorful pocket square.
Old School style @ Scott Millar shirts from Canada.
Since it was summer, quite a number of men dressed in white and khaki, just like this gentleman who was browsing through the brands exhibiting at MRket.
Michael Whitby-Grubb from Penrose in London is anything but generic. In this outfit, he wore a black straw Bowler hat with a little flower in the hatband and his buttonhole. His purple-orange dotted tie worked with his lavender-pink pocket square and purple strap for his glasses. The yellow of his wrist watch gives a nice contrast to the outfit, though I feel that his cuff is overexposed.
The iPad was omnipresent at Mrket, and sometimes even that wasn’t enough, as we can see here with the representative from Messori.

Guerre from Guerreisms
Fellow MRket blogger Guerre.
This combination was worn by the fine young gentleman and consisted of a lavender grenadine garza fina tie, mytailor suit and a custom patchwork vest which was made out of a Lilly Pulitzer fabric.
I found this shirt quite interesting, since it had not only a club collar but also a contrasting pocket with a pocket square. What do you think of this style?
Chalk Stripe Suit paired with Madras tie and wristband as seen at the Breuer booth.
Just like with the Sciamat suit, I could immediately tell that this suit was tailored by Chester Barrie for Ralph Lauren Purple label, not only because I own one myself but also because it had a very specific lapel style. In my opinion, this outfit has great detail. First of all, brown windowpane suits are great, and paired with the right accessories they are really special. The color coordination between the boutonniere, pocket square and tie is very tasteful because it all harmonizes without matching perfectly. The orange tie has a light blue stripe and the pocket square has a pale yellow and baby blue. Well done, wouldn’t you agree?
This orange mannequin was wearing a checked bow tie, a patterned shirt with circles, blue-white striped blue piping and clip on boutonniere with paisley pocket square.
This man was a representative of Beams in Japan.
Well, we hope you enjoyed our coverage of the MRket show in New York City. The show is done and we’re heading back home – but we will let you know if we dig up anymore choice tidbits from the show.
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Jason Thomas - July 26, 2012
Many thanks for this, seeing what the gents there were wearing is almost more edifying than being introduced to the brands themselves. Like a mini-lesson in pattern matching too (I think the windowpane Ralph Lauren was my favorite).
Sven Raphael Schneider - July 26, 2012
You are welcome Jason. I will be posting a number of outfits and pictures in the next couple of days, so stay tuned. Good website btw.
Mark Rawlinson - July 26, 2012
Sven,
The mature gentlemen in the first windowpane jacket looks like Bob Prenner of Ben Silver. If so, I think it will explain the classic appearance. Best Wishes!
Sven Raphael Schneider - July 26, 2012
Thank you for your comment Mark, I double checked and you are indeed correct, and hence I added this information. Also, I noticed that you read our article about the Butler Luxury Hangers, I am glad you found it helpful.
Ahmed Sajeel - July 28, 2012
Thank you … and the Ralph Lauren windowpane outfit wins hands down. Mr. Prenner again was well in his elements and right out of a tasteful Ben Silver catalogue.
Jah Larry Dread - August 17, 2012
The woman is gorgeous. Hair natural, beautiful smile and wearing pink! 13/20 Purple Tie, Navy Suit & Multicolor Pocket Square…love the contrast here. 8/20 the hat is totally cool.