New Posts  All Forums:

Posts by Will

Quote:Originally Posted by unbelragazzo Let's talk about this a bit - is it ever stylish to wear black tie when not requested? Modern day occasions which are no longer black tie, but you could conceivably wear a tux: 1)...
To the man who suggested using a sticky roller. Throw it in the trash immediately. They leave sticky stuff on the suit that captures dirt.
If the shoes are dry it will darken them initially but the color will return in a few minutes as the oil is absorbed.
A hand colored Glaser. http://asuitablewardrobe.dynend.com/2011/10/handle.html
Never had a snag is decades of wearing birdseyes.
Red mini-carnation is the classic flower as it will look good all day without water. White carnations for evening.
Somewhat less than a two piece suit. They require more cloth but less tailoring.
But, but, they don't appear to have a hard liquor license!
Graydon Carter of Vanity Fair is an A&S guy.
Most of their ties are not made by Drakes but the ones they sell for around $135 are. A Drakes tie costs the same at wholesale with or without the Drakes label, and no merchant can sell them for $85. .
New Posts  All Forums: