"I'd tell him to wear a suit that had been marked down at Syms, a button-down shirt without cufflinks and a $49.95 Timex watch instead of your Rolex," Mr. Sorkin said.
My grandfather removed his work shirt and cufflinks, and ate in a white ribbed tank, grinning underneath his silver mustache, regaling everyone with the news of the day and tales of politics, all of which I heard secondhand, translated by my mother.
Dressed in a double-breasted blue suit, a white shirt with cufflinks and a red tie, Mr. Taylor seemed defiant and at times even upbeat, blowing a kiss to members of his family seated in the packed courtroom and flashing a smile.
Cultural critic, writer and icon Fran Lebowitz wears the same jacket, men's shirt with cufflinks, jeans, cowboy boots, two gold rings and tortoiseshell glasses on a daily basis.
Richardson will fit in well in Washington, with his bespoke shirts, enameled cufflinks, excessive cronyism and promotionalism.
And hats, jackets, shirts and cufflinks off to Granada and Carlton for being generous enough to keep transmitting the national game they are currently screwing up.
Cave and his crew set the standard for sartorial splendour with black pin-striped numbers, aquamarine shirts, gold cufflinks and pendants.
Somehow, it never impaired his connection with middle-class Americans that he was always impeccably turned out in elegant suits, suspenders, shirts with cufflinks, and (his everpresent and most vivid physical prop) a perfectly cupped cigarette.
The Conservative party chairman, Eric Pickles, has an unfortunate typo in his latest tweet, in which (I assume) he was trying to contrast his sartorial preferences with those of the prime minister: my shits are from M&S RT @henrymacrory: SUPREME LEADER: Even his flunkeys have monogrammed shirts and cufflinks!
"Most people in Scandinavia would be a bit surprised," he says, "if they saw a visiting surgeon like the ones I saw in two London hospitals, who came in crisp white shirts with cufflinks and pin-striped suits,".
