New Posts  All Forums:

Posts by erpet

Quote:Originally Posted by Caustic Man ........ insanely popular in Germany or Sweden and no one in the real world is aware of it? ........... And you live in .........Dubai....?
Stay with the white shirt. Light green shirt does not sound very nice and remember: combining different greens is really dangerous (well, SF dangerous). White PS is also good - an alternative colour could perhaps pick up something in...
Stay with the white shirt. Light green shirt does not sound very nice and remember: combining different greens is really dangerous (well, SF dangerous). White PS is also good - an alternative colour could perhaps pick up something in...
Falke Lhasa, although a bit short. It is possible that Falke have other models in wool/cashmere blend that are longer.
I don't know the snooker dress code, but I assume you should wear the pants that are the most comfortable.
Cords or moleskin trousers. It's all about texture. Avoid worsted at all cost.
Quote:Originally Posted by smileyjax Ok, well what about if you are dressing formal without a jacket? Like the way snooker players dress. A dress shirt, bow tie and a vest.  Would it be ok to wear black twill khakis with it?   1)...
Quote:Originally Posted by chogall ......And for a man almost in his 50s, he's in a very good shape (post bulking). Well..... He is 44, i.e. closer to 40 than 50, but I would agree that he is in better shape than most guys...
All the best with the wedding! I think you will look great with that suit and most shirt/tie combinations will look good too, but I vote for picture number 2. "...so please don't focus on the suit and shoe combo..." Well, it's hard...
I think both jackets shown on the latest pictures look O.K. - it is a matter of preference, but you must consider the whole picture and include the trousers. The shorter jacket must be combined with shorter and slimmer cut trousers to...
New Posts  All Forums: