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Recent content by Daniel Hakimi
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SWD Discussion Thread for Tailoring
Ugh, I told myself I wouldn't comment on styleforum again after last time, but... I feel like Tom Ford is more angular Nutter/Sexton. Nutty tailoring (I'm calling it that now) is all about big bellies and (parallel cut) flares and funky pagoda shoulders and the drape cut chest and stuff. Tom...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #1,636
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Long sleeve wool polo - with a shirt underneath?
Drake's does this with rugbies. Your primary issue is that the polo is far too tight. If all of your clothes fit slim, then stuffing an extra layer in between your shirt and jacket is bust asking for trouble. Then... the Luca Faloni model is, unfortunately for us, very pretty. Layering in this...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #20
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Suggestions for adjusting MTM Suit?
I agree. Go for a 2-button (the current position of your middle button is good), wider lapels. Sleeves are not too big, but if they ride up too much while you move your arms, some adjustments might help. The shoulder might be a tad big, it's hard to tell liket his. And obviously we don't see how...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #4
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Black Tie Recommendation for a beginner
You have a tuxedo, is there a problem with it? Does it smell bad? Does it fit poorly? Do you just not like the cut? Are you looking for a better material? If it was actually a rental tuxedo, I can imagine a couple of these issues being a problem, but if it has a Christian Dior tag, why would it...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #2
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Shoe recommendation for a charcoal Shetland Donegal suit?
Everything above would work fine some of the time. What vibe do you want to give off? English businessesman? Black oxfords. English countryside? Maybe some dark brown galways. CM-type influencer? Loafers every single day (which is fair, because loafers are the best shoes). Hypebeast who happens...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #3
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Advice/ Feedback on my Winter 22/23 Styles Please?
It's all fine. Fit 3 with the brown pants is probably the best. I really think your next step is to forget about what styleforum likes and focus on developing your own taste, though.- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #3
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Is this jacket too long?
It's fine. Maybe a little bit of a slouchy vibe depending on the greater outfit. How do you feel about it? Shortening jackets is one of those moves people tend to regret. It throws the jacket out of proportion and messes with the shape of the quarters. I would recommend not doing that.- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #5
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Wedding in Hvar
Literally whichever you prefer. I'm sorry you felt the need to ask this in a poll, but people have put together a million good outfits with a navy seersucker suit and each type of loafer. I'd recommend avoiding tan loafers, though, navy suits + tan shoes are not a great look. Do you know what...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #2
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Modern items to get 50s Elvis look?
You know, I was going to recommend, like, Bryceland's and SJC for those huge collars... and I still might... But some of the se shirts reminded me of Scott Fraser Collection. Definitely 50s vibes, and their latest shirt has a collar like the blue jumpsuit's in @ter1413's post. Their dress pants...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #8
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Comparing OCBD brands
I'd recommend looking into these shirts yourself. Figure out: Which fabric you're most comfortable in. Which one fits you best. Which collar you like the most. If you like a color on one of them better than the others. If you just want a starting point... I think Kamakura might have the most...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #2
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Correct Number of Sleeve Buttons for a Four Button Suit?
See, you made that up. It said black suits. It was clear, in context, that they were referring to the same black lounge suits with lapels that you might see anywhere else. By the way, black suits are common daytime / business attire in Europe as well. When you say "Western," it's clear that...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #34
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Correct Number of Sleeve Buttons for a Four Button Suit?
People in Asia in 2023 wear classic western suits. Not sure what you thought they wore...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #30
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Dark brown shoes with dark grey suit
I'm curious if you actually thought that there was any cause for concern here. "What i you wear it with a reddish button down" is not a complex nuance, of course it doesn't change the answer. A gray suit is an extremely neutral piece of clothing. You can wear it with reds, pinks, purples...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #15
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Dark brown shoes with dark grey suit
I'm confused. It's been done to death. You've read the same answer in a few dozen guides before you asked it. Why did you ask? I mean, you say you're worried about nuance, but like... just seems like paranoia over minor, safe choices you understand just fine.- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #13
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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The Official Dieworkwear Appreciation Thread
I think this is still standard operating procedure in a lot of places that don't otherwise allow self-promotion, and doesn't really hurt the forum, right? I can't imagine people spam comments just to get their signature links seen, that doesn't seem like it would be worth the effort, especially...- Daniel Hakimi
- Post #7,541
- Forum: Classic Menswear