Servant Of Style Pillows

A butler holds down a tennis net so his master can more easily jump over it to shake the hand of his opponent.

"Your usually vicious sarcasm is weak. Go pump some irony."

"I love you in a suit. You look so... employed."

New Suit.

New Shoes.

"We don't observe 'casual Fridays' here."

'The Ambassador will not be pleased, Madame.'

Dress for Success suit shop: 'Can I pay you for it later, after I get successful?'

"It's a nice halo and all, but I'm not sure it matches my outfit."

"This IS my day-to-night outfit"

Tie Rolls

'That's the new guy. He writes our 'shuck-and-jive' press releases.'

"It's just a beginning, I suppose, but I'm feeling really good about my clothes."

Saying Grace.

A declaration - man tells a girl that she has stolen his heart.

Mr. Briggs' Pleasures of Housekeeping, part 1

Choosing What To Wear.

GURLERS

Servant running after a couple dressed up for a fancy ball with the door-key

'Dude, ya hat's on backwards.'

"I want it to look good, but not ill-gotten-gains good."

"If they're already killing you, you know they're the right fit."

"Everything I do I do with panache. I even say panache with panache."

When the traditional and contemporary services overlap.

Kit makes an appointment

"No this is timeless classic menswear appreciation. Hipster beatnik is Tuesday nights."

'Now that's what I call a beautiful fit.'

"Can I dress business casual even though I lost our business?"

"May I make a wardrode suggestion, Harris."

"Miss Penny to inquire about the tardiness of evening kibble."

Master of the house states that he will be detained in the city on business when he learns that there is cold mutton for dinner.

Abstraction and recognition

"I think your tailor has seriously miscalculated your rise, Herbert."

"When's the last time you shaved, little buddy?"