Enter Victor Winners. Hands Down The Best Dressed Of All Kenyan Men. (photos)

It is not about how he pulls together a look, or how he talks, it is an innate sensibility of his that sets him apart from the pack. Having schooled in the monaco school of Fashion Victor Winners is a suits connoisseur!

Victor Passion for fashion is unrivaled, he has identified for himself a niche and capitalized. So how does he manage to look so effortlessly dapper? He proudly record, to light  the way like a gentleman of chivalry is not easy, they say that It died with Romeo and Lord Tennyson, but Salvatore Di Fransisca-a premium suits lounge at the heart of the village market is  charged with: championing the bespoke, the unique, promoting artisanal craftsmanship, detail in product, legitimate luxury, heritage and timeless elegance.  

That is not all. Salvatore Di Fransisca or simply the bespoke shop is about celebrating the pleasure of dressing well, living well, and conducting oneself with a certain modern, cosmopolitan sense of style and savoirfaire- If you thought that was off the hook, he is not yet done, he quips thus : at the bespoke shop, we are about elevating gentlemanly elegance and downright rakishness. 

You don’t need to understand the Fashion mumbo jumbo, This kid knows how to pull together a look that would put Tom Ford or Eddie Redmayne in a really awkward situation. 

But there is a catch, Victor’s ensemble is not made in Kenya. He works at the bespoke shop at the Village market, where suits range from 150,000 Kenyan Shillings to  500,000 Shillings. The suits are not made here, a twaddle of Italian tailors jets in every 2 weeks to take measurements. They leave shortly after, to work on the suits which are delivered in a fortnight. 

The Tailors 

These suits are the breed of what you are likely to see on men like: Raila Odinga, Karim Khan, Brazillian Embassy officials, William Kabogo, Chris Kirubi among other top-tier gentlemen of Class and chivalry. 

Check out  photos of Victor Winners below.