Congratulations on your imminent wedding - hope the sun shines for you!
Wedding photos, like prom photos, stay with you forever so attire that is 'witty' or ironic or the height of fashion today, can appear dreadful in years to come and...
Quote:Originally Posted by thinman IMO yes, or least they were when I last bought from Ralph Lauren about 3 years ago. I own at least one pair of RLPL-badged EG shoes, one pair special ordered from EG through RL, and one pair...
Quote:Originally Posted by SHS I have tried the Walbrookes. Firstly in 9.5 F, which was too tight. Then I tried in 9.5 G, but it was still a little tight, so perhaps I should size up to a 10 G. I'm just a little tired of sending...
I'd look at including a black calf brogue (standard or longwing either oxford or derby) in your collection for daytime work wear and maybe a chelsea boot if that is your thing. Good basic selection in place already though as far as I can...
The highlighted stitching = too casual for a suit in my mind ( unless Miami Vice is in fashion again - in which case don't forget to roll up your jacket sleeves and go for it)
Don't discount Churchs in your quest - they do several models in a G and some in an H fitting - also plagued with hobbit width feet I never thought I'd find shoes that were too wide but managed to do so in the form of Churchs H width...
Seem to be same quality - I had a lovely pair of black calf Ladbroke on the 888 last, with a very nice purple inner lining with silver handwritten sizing but apart from the lining I couldn't make out any differences in quality of...
Hi shine on shoes like the Bass make them look cheap ( I know at college I also thought highly polished = smart, super shiny patent = even smarter , but that isn't really the case). Try for a pair of black (calf & leather sole) oxfords...