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"Sounds like you saw Jack Taylor, the tailor to the stars of Beverly Hills, whom I profiled in the May issue of GQ. He wears four-in-hand ties (long ties) looped around his neck like a scarf. I have never thought of his wife as a hottie or heard her referred to as one, although she is certainly a great charmer, so perhaps this fellow is what an art historian would call \"school of Jack Taylor.\" Or \"in the manner of Jack Taylor.\" In any event, I'd prefer that you wouldn't go around referring to \"an old guy\" when he's obviously someone who made you think and whom you might possibly emulate. It shows a disappointing lack of imagination. Better to call such a presence a seasoned gentleman, a venerable man-about-town, or a fully ripened dandy. Eccentricities like this method of tie wearing are easier to carry off for an older man. If Tucker Carlson were silver-locked, no one would mention his bow tie. There are certainly guys in their twenties who could pull off this cavalier tie treatment; it's up to you to demonstrate whether or not you're one of them."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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