When we speak of the Neopolitan look, do we include Rome?

That's beautiful Ken. It brings a tear to my eye. Who made that coat for you?

A nice shoulder, there, quite.

As for RTW makers adopting traditional detailings, I have seen the mall shops offering jackets with "pick-stiching" and other sartorial niceties. Malls are exactly oppressive for that very reason; cheap goods and more or less tacky people.

They also like Edward Green and the Berlutis:

http://www.edwardgreen.com/

http://www.berluti.com/

Bonora also makes a nice, classic Italian shoe.  They are a bit "Britishy" which should dull any concern about support for the toots.  I believe that Bizzocchi has them in New York.  They used to get wider distribution, but I think they lost their representation a few years ago.  Apparently they are now back.

I have owned Barrett shoes in the past.  They fit nicely but I found that the soles wore out very quickly which was a bit disappointing.

I have always liked the Peluso shoes at Bergdorf.  They seem to hug a good middle ground between pimpy Italian shoes and stodgy English shoes.  They are priced nicely as well.  I don't go for the looks of most Santoni shoes.  They would represent the pimp side for me.

Very Nice shoes, very Neapolitan.

http://www.fratellipeluso.com/pelusoHome.html

I think Ken's jacket looks good, but I could never wear this shoulder, type.
It seems a little to casual for my wardrobe. Just personal!!!