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Re: Today's Mob Attire
[Re: DillyDolly]
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06/10/21 10:54 PM
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Neo
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Can anyone please explain to me why mobsters of today dress like such slobs and hobos? I mean, you don't have to wear $7,000 suits to look dapper, you can even look fresh in designer jeans and t-shirts. But generally speaking, many mobsters today look like complete slobs in baggy sweatpants and shorts with wife beaters and flip-flops. I'm a firm believer that how you dress determines if those you interact with and do business with take you seriously or not. I mean, what politician or big businessman is going to break bread with some fat fuck in a sweat suit? Vito Rizzuto is probably the most modern example of a Mafioso who could sit down with people from all layers of society, but man! He was dapper. Vincent Gigante mostly just wore a bathrobe, pajamas and slippers but everyone took him very seriously. He even attended a commission meeting wearing that outfit.
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Re: Today's Mob Attire
[Re: OakAsFan]
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06/11/21 06:48 AM
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Fleming_Ave
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All Americans dress like slobs and hobos today. Mobsters live in their time like everyone else. In the 1940s everyone wore suits. They want to blend in.
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Re: Today's Mob Attire
[Re: DillyDolly]
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06/11/21 07:06 AM
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furio_from_naples
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Can anyone please explain to me why mobsters of today dress like such slobs and hobos? I mean, you don't have to wear $7,000 suits to look dapper, you can even look fresh in designer jeans and t-shirts. But generally speaking, many mobsters today look like complete slobs in baggy sweatpants and shorts with wife beaters and flip-flops. I'm a firm believer that how you dress determines if those you interact with and do business with take you seriously or not. I mean, what politician or big businessman is going to break bread with some fat fuck in a sweat suit? Vito Rizzuto is probably the most modern example of a Mafioso who could sit down with people from all layers of society, but man! He was dapper. It a my opinion but more criminals in Naples even if have milions in cash under the bed,they don't dress in expensive clothes or use luxury cars so that when they are arrested they won't have to worry about the tax authorities looking for property to seize or looking for the cash they are hiding,and very often they also ask for the help of the public defender. Maybe the mobsters do the same thing.
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Re: Today's Mob Attire
[Re: DillyDolly]
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06/11/21 07:51 AM
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Can anyone please explain to me why mobsters of today dress like such slobs and hobos? I mean, you don't have to wear $7,000 suits to look dapper, you can even look fresh in designer jeans and t-shirts. But generally speaking, many mobsters today look like complete slobs in baggy sweatpants and shorts with wife beaters and flip-flops. I'm a firm believer that how you dress determines if those you interact with and do business with take you seriously or not. I mean, what politician or big businessman is going to break bread with some fat fuck in a sweat suit? Vito Rizzuto is probably the most modern example of a Mafioso who could sit down with people from all layers of society, but man! He was dapper. Some of yous guys really live in fantasyland about what the life is really like. Or at least what it has been like since I’ve been old enough to remember.
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Re: Today's Mob Attire
[Re: DillyDolly]
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06/11/21 07:54 AM
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Neo
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Gigante did dress like that, however he still looked like a Mafia don. He just had that look and was able to pull it off. Gigante looked like a fucking head case. Pissing on the street, talking to lamp posts, mumbling to himself. How the fuck did he look like a mafia don?
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Re: Today's Mob Attire
[Re: furio_from_naples]
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06/11/21 08:08 AM
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Gigante did dress like that, however he still looked like a Mafia don. He just had that look and was able to pull it off. Gigante looked like a fucking head case. Pissing on the street, talking to lamp posts, mumbling to himself. How the fuck did he look like a mafia don? Gigante had a good reason for act like a crazy man and until 1998 he stayed out of prison. Yes, I'm well aware of his crazy act furio. I'm just pointing out he looked like a lunatic, not a mafia don.
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Re: Today's Mob Attire
[Re: DillyDolly]
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06/11/21 11:27 AM
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Furio, mobsters in Naples may not dress in suits, but many (not all) of them do dress in pressed jeans and t-shirts by high-end fashion designers like Emporio Armani, Versace, and D-Squared. But otherwise you make a good point. Yes,but I'm referring to middle or low level soldiers of the biggest clans or an average soldier in the small clans.If the LE seize everything,their families probably won't have money to live in a decent manner,even the DiLauros hidden bottles full of diamonds in secure places because diamonds are easy to sell in black market.
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Re: Today's Mob Attire
[Re: DillyDolly]
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06/11/21 05:07 PM
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Dsquared2, Kenzo, Stone Island, Colmar, Balmain, Gucci, Philipp Plein, Canada Goose, The North face, Woolrich, Moncler are very popular brands in the dutch underworld.
"The king is dead, long live the king!"
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