Today we meet Brent Lamberti, the National Brand Ambassador for elit by Stolichnaya.
I was born and raised on the North Shore of Long Island. I always dreamed of coming into the city as a kid. When I got my first job in Manhattan I was 18. Up until that point I was like most other suburban kids that dressed from their local malls. When I got to New York City I was so inspired by all the different unique looks and styles around me. You could get away with anything and no one would judge you. Around the age of 20 I started bartending. 15 years later I’m the National Brand Ambassador for elit by Stolichnaya Vodka.
Working on elit there is a definite feeling I try to exude with my wardrobe, classic with an understated modern twist. elit is the world’s first luxury vodka so I keep it classy, but I also don’t want to make it stuffy. Vodka has an energy to it.
As for my personal style:
Jeans: AG Graduate
Shirts: Turnbull & Asser. If they’re good enough for James Bond, they’re good enough for me.
Pants: John Varvatos Cash Trousers, dressy enough for meetings, but sporty enough to run around town with them all day.
Suits: SuitSupply. I own 10 suits from them. They’re a very fashion forward brand with European flair at a reasonable price.
Shoes: Converse II (all colors) Keeping it classic.
Accessories: The Atlantic Fedora from Pork Pie Hatters on E.9th St NYC, Nixon Time Teller Acetate in Tortoise, Miansai necklace
Outerwear: All Saints Mahler Coat, Stutterheim Raincoat
Favorite Cologne: I don’t wear cologne but I do love my Sandalwood after shave from The Art of the Shaving.
Your favorite App: United Airlines (I travel a lot!)
Favorite piece of technology: My iPhone. It’s my key to any city.
Next tech purchase: I’d really love to get a wireless Sonos speaker system for my home.
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