Personal Style Chronicles #5: Pinstripes Part 3

Considered to be one of the most famous wearers of pinstripe suits was British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Churchill would wear his famous pinstripe "siren suit" during air raids throughout World War II. The pinstripe suit has a much different look and feel since the times of Churchill, with a improved cut and a shorter jacket length but nonetheless this style has become an integral part of fashion.

Suit by Spicer Exquisite Fashion

Tie by Polo by Ralph Lauren

Spread Collar Shirt by Spicer Exquisite Fashion

Polished Double Monk Strap Shoes by Giorgio Brutini

About 50 years ago Fidel Castro's communist revolution was in affect, it caused a long trade embargo in which Americans were deprived of one of Cuba's greatest exports, its valued cigar. Cuban cigars are definitely amongst the world's most wanted stogies but some say that the cigar did not originate in Cuba. It has been said that cigar smoking first took place in the Americas, the exact time and place remains uncertain. The history behind the cigar is very in depth and interesting, it is definitely worth looking into even if you only indulge in a puff or two on occasion. As for me an intrigued beginner when it comes to smoking cigars I light a stogie with a glass of cognac to give it a smoother less harsh taste. It's definitely worth a try.

Do not be the last to be exquisite!