Yes, I think that qualifies ;~)
Particularly the hat.
He’s carrying a rapier (then pronounced “ray-Peer”, not “Ray-pi-er”).
The rapier was really perfected by the Italians in the renaissance, by Fiore, in particular. It was easy to carry in social situations and was commonplace in dresswear. Often more an accessory than a weapon. Good for self defense, though, against the occasional ruffian. Unless he had a longsword. People with rapiers were pretty routinely killed by those with longswords. The rapier is thin and light and flexible. Almost useless against anything other than a penknife or another rapier.
One of the Masters, George Silver in his “Paradoxes of Defense”, c. 1599, ranted at length about how much he despised the rapier.
So, there’s that.