In Patrick Segui.

Patrick is the man behind the incredible blog Riveted, a kind of encyclopedia of the nicest things 

you can find in vintage. Far from just a "pictures blog", Patrick explains you everything about each item he has collected since a long time. Mr Segui is also a talented artist who has collaborated with Mr Freedom and a passionate about leather with this brand named Norshor Leather (with Mark Fisher), maybe we can resume this as an aesthete.

Here is Patrick (with his Bing Crosby denim tuxedo 

a long time before LVC reproduce it).

Inside Grosz's quintessential book.

Without a doubt with this perfect collab.

When Tardi meets Leo.

Take a wild guess...

Behind these doors.

In Weimar Republic.

Where is the cool? Really..??

Anywhere with Mr C.

In old signage.

When you find your perfect jacket.

In Fernand Leger painting.

Whenever sailing.

In the colors of "Nissa La Bella".

In my studio surrounded by books... Well at least that what I'd like to think. 

With Flynn's wicked ways.

Everywhere with Jean Gabin and Marcel Carne.

Anywhere with Jack.

With my grand father.

At the Minton's with Monk, Howard Mc Ghee, Roy Eldridge and Teddy Hill...

In Dada.

Inside this box.

In this type.

In this collection of old tickets.

In this beautiful illustration, surely made by Patrick Segui for Mister Freedom.

In this kind of lights.

On this tag.

Inside this old magasine.

In this kind of pockets.

On this vintage globe.

In these sport clothes.

On this dark oil painting.

Inside this shop in San Sebastian.

On this scarf made by Hermès of course.

Not in these heels but under them.

On her shoulders.

In team pictures once again.

On this linen hunting jacket.

In these pairs of socks.

On this stool.

Inside this bottle of japanese whiskey.

In this illustration of Patrick Segui.

Near these overalls.

On this type.

Between his hands.

On his shoulders.

In this position.

Surely inside this house.

Still in the famous Jpress Shaggy Dog.

On your nose with these winter sunglasses.

Not in the combination of taxidermy and rug.