A least Paul VI dressed like a real Pope with red mozzetta and stole. Benedict XVI was the best, not only using the red mozzetta and stole with ermine trim, but also using the red Summer silk one, and the white mozzetta and stole (which was apparently only used at Eastertime....but I think should have been a perminant option year round). Benedict XVI also brought back the Papal fannon, which JPII and Paul VI had abandoned. That was magnificent.
Very few know that there was also a green mozzetta and stole with the ermine trim, but that has not been used since the days of Leo XIII. There were also white Papal slippers, red ones, and green ones, all embridered with gold crosses.
There was also the Papal falda, not used since he time of John XXIII which was a white gown worn over the papal alb with a long train in front and back. It was very combersome, and even John XXIII hardly used it.
Now we have Bergoglio, who wears a Papal cassock and sash with no coat of arms on it. His cassock is so thin in material that everyone can see his black clerical pants underneath. Common, no class Bergoglo. I'm sure if he had his choice, he'd walk arond in an open neck black or white clerical shirt and black pants, or, to be very daring, he'd wear a sleeveless white t-shirt and black pants, like all the 80+ old Italian men wear near my neighborhood, when they meet at the Sons of Italy Hall to play bocce on the field next to the building. That's his style.
Sad, all the papal vesture gone......alone with most else.

Wearing beautiful clothes and ornaments, if the Catholic faith is not professed, is of little use, if it is not to better deceive the unwary who allow themselves to be impressed by exteriority, without understanding that an enemy of the faith is all the more dangerous when he can hide his condition. In this sense, the "conciliar popes" that preceded Bergoglio are much more harmful than he is, since he reveals his modernist nature more clearly...