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Add tongue pads to the inside of the shoe. They don't necessarily have to go on the tongue, you can stick them anywhere you have excess space.
Quote:Originally Posted by harvey_birdman Well you're taller than Tom Cruise so life's not all bad for you. Tom Cruise is 5'7".
Quote:Originally Posted by littlebook  Many thanks for pointing this out!  I edited it. It's still spelled incorrectly.
I'll ask you again: Exactly WHO said you have to wear a vest and tie?
Rule of thumb about interview clothing: If there is doubt, then don't do it. Also see: http://www.styleforum.net/a/what-should-i-wear-to-a-job-interview Also note: It's "pin stripe", not "pen strip". Employers like attention to...
Quote:Originally Posted by JLibourel ^I thought "semi-formal" properly meant black tie, as opposed to white tie, although I doubt if that's the intent here. It did, but I'm referring to common modern usage here.
Quote:Originally Posted by PaisleySnail Is that a women's blazer? Protip: Ladies' jackets have the buttons on the wearer's left side, men's jackets have the buttons on the right.
If those are the only two choices, I would take BR.
Burnished shoes usually have a darker toecap. But if you insist: http://www.styleforum.net/t/156206/how-to-strip-and-repolish-shoes/0_100 http://www.styleforum.net/t/273248/how-to-make-dark-brown-leather-shoes-lighter/0_100
I don't have any specific suggestions, but if it helps any, the pattern of the suit is called "tone on tone" (sometimes misspelled "ton on ton") or "shadow stripe".
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