Posts by epa

Quote:Originally Posted by fritzl  when you quote me, read my post one or two pages before, thank you. Which one? The car salesman one? The +1 one? The I wanna know one? I am not sure what they have to do with me quoting the one I...

Quote:Originally Posted by fritzl  i'm/was aware of the single monk and blucher stories. just wanted to know, who invented the hideous double monk design. I actually think that double monks often go better with suits than single...

Quote:Originally Posted by VRaivio OP, with jeans you can wear pretty much everything. Some members say nay to black shoes with jeans, others feel fine with them. If you have the cojones, try stingray shoes. Obiously you can wear...

Seriously, I do not find the OP's shoes so terribly awful. They certainly do not look like quality shoes, and I would not wear them with a suit, but as casual gear, they are not too bad. I think that Bally may have things like that....

Quote:Originally Posted by cptjeff  This place is called styleforum. We discuss style here. Considering how horrible the shoes most people wear in general are, and how most wear ugly white trainers with jeans, yes, the question...

For me bowtie with lounge suit is typical German: I see it quite a lot there, and a lot of people seem to pull it off quite well. But I agree with what a lot of posters have said above: it really depends on who and how you are. And...

Zegna Sport. Nice cloths and colours, and their 307 (I think it is) model tends to fit me well. Actually, lately, I think that the only stuff I buy at Zegna is jeans.

I am 49 and still feel that they look dated. And ugly.

Most of my spring/summer sportcoats are quite casual linen blend stuff. I wanted something more "formal", yet versatile... Obviously, there was the navy blazer option. Just that I cannot help finding the navy blazer with...

It seems like this guy is wearing my donegal sport coat... Is it brown? Regarding the scarf, I was thinking more in terms of these kind of open weaves, I don't know the correct term. Something more casual and spring-like.