Andreas Wenas, a Nordic model in the eyes of thousands of gentlemen and men.

In the pursuit of efficiency, modern people rely more and more on social media, and some people even feel the anxiety of being dominated.

However, it is undeniable that it has indeed broken through the previously unimaginable boundaries of interpersonal communication, and reduced the cost and difficulty of broadening one's horizons and showing oneself.

Take the men's wear circle as an example. The increasing popularity of Pitti Uomo, a paradise recognized by classic men's wear lovers, is absolutely inseparable from the help of social media.

If placed in the traditional media environment in the past, the extremely limited exposure may trap the gentry culture in the shackles of minority interests in disguise, and it is difficult to really break the circle and connect more potential players in the world.

Of course, although the gentry's clothing culture is still small in scale, its scale is actually not the same, and it even has an impact on the mainstream clothing trend. In this regard, in addition to the charm of the gentry, some opinion leaders active in social media naturally contributed.

As you can see now, Britain, America and Italy have long been hotbeds of gentry culture.

The protagonist to be introduced today is from Sweden, one of the five Nordic countries.

It may be mentioned that Sweden, in the fashion world, everyone will subconsciously think of the fast fashion shoulder handle H &；; M, or ACNE STUDIOS, who made a fire in the trend of sexual apathy.

But in the field of classic men's wear, there are actually many benchmark brands and figures. They also regard social platforms such as INS as an extension of their lives and express their love and opinions on gentry's clothing.

Andreas Weinas, who has more than 6.5438+0.6 million fans on ins, is a male god recognized by gentlemen, and has been rated as one of the top ten ICON for men's wear by Rake Japan.

Look at the photos he took on Pitioumo Street and personal social platforms. The style is not as flamboyant as that of the Italians at the other end of Europe, but it reveals the exquisiteness and introversion of the Nordic people everywhere.

Of course, this is not to say that he has any critical comments on the Italian style that has been highly sought after in recent years. After all, his most commonly worn and cherished navy blue robin eye suit is Cesare Attolini, one of Italy's "three royal families".

It's just that Andrias prefers to combine the gentry with modern daily scenes.

When customizing a suit, he often likes to follow the combination of Italian soft tailoring and British fabrics, and then chooses the color matching with Nordic tonality to create clothes that meet his life needs.

This is the so-called "Stile Inglese", which is often used to describe the state that "Italians wear British clothes".

As Andreas said, combining Neapolitan soft tailoring with relatively thick English fabrics such as flannel, tweed and cashmere can present an ideal and balanced wearing state.

The looser and softer silhouette ensures a comfortable body feeling when commuting, while the unique color and rich texture of British fabrics give the wearer the key to highlight the style of clothes.

Relatively conservative colors such as navy blue, gray and olive green can be easily selected according to specific scenes, but Andreas will give priority to softer collocation.

This is why I would say that his style perfectly fits the restrained and exquisite Nordic atmosphere, and his capable and concise dressing temperament is also quite suitable as a reference template for everyone's daily commute.

Of course, weather conditions are also very important factors. Flannel, tweed and cashmere fabrics can cope with the climate on the east coast of Stockholm where Andreas lived for a long time.

Although he followed all kinds of fashion trends like most people at first, he gradually became addicted to the eternal charm of classic styles as an adult and finally decided to join the men's wear industry at the age of 20.

What fascinated him most was the attitude of some style idols in the 1960s.

Like gary grant, he pays more attention to the tailoring and aesthetic feeling when choosing clothes, instead of having to follow any brand or tailor and let clothes tie him down.

So sometimes he mixes ready-made clothes and customized clothes into a set of shapes according to his own understanding, but it looks surprisingly harmonious and beautiful.

To tell the truth, professional handball player Andreas should be regarded as one of the few all-around nets with outstanding figure, taste and style.

On the basis of studying textile economics in university, I studied in H&; amp； amp； amp； amp； amp； amp； amp； It is reasonable in theory to study textile economics in universities. M and other local fashion brands as buyers, but he entered one of the three local publishing houses and worked as an editor on the website of his famous magazine.

One is Manolo, the most influential men's clothing website in Scandinavia, which updates the professional knowledge of gentlemen and fashion fields, dress guides and customized experiences every day (but it is very localized and insists on exporting only Swedish content. You can only browse through the translator if you want to see it.

The other is King Magazine, a paper fashion publication under the same publishing house, which is responsible for the content of the watch section.

I believe many gentry players will be interested in antique watches with the same classic function, and Andreas is no exception. Under the leadership of his father and grandfather, he entered the antique watch pit early and has collected many watches full of stories so far.

Although Andreas officially bid farewell to Manolo, the website where he worked for seven years, in July this year, he will continue to share his views on gentlemen's clothing through the podcast channel @gentlemanualen, which he co-founded with his friends. Interested friends can pay attention to it ~