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Drape tutorial?
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forex,Originally Posted by Despos
I have 4 more posts than you do. What do you think about that?
I think you need to post more!
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Watch this:Originally Posted by dopey
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That must mean something.
Drape also rhymes with crepes, a tasty treat indeed. Perhaps we can break into crepe v. pancake factions.
Because I am backing crepes, I will declare them the breakfast food of the naturally elegant and nonchalant. Those who prefer pancakes do not understand the true artistry of breakfast comestibles, and likely are stiff and uncomfortable while eating their morning repast. Poor fools. What a misery life must be.
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The hiding is important. It becomes more important with age.Originally Posted by eg1
Try as I might, I cannot hide my nature.
Drape also rhymes with crepes, a tasty treat indeed. Perhaps we can break into crepe v. pancake factions.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
As long as bacon is the accompaniment, I will gladly have either. Or both.
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As long as bacon is the accompaniment, I will gladly have either. Or both.Originally Posted by binge
No, you cannot like both. It's one of the other. You either appreciate the lightness and softness of the crepe or you are locked into the boring pancake mindset of the masses.
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This jacket looks spectacular.Originally Posted by triniboy27
Interestingly enough, I've noticed drapesque characteristics on about 3 or 4 of my sportcoats, all of which are RTW and none of which were tried on before purchasing.
bad post
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I will regret this, but here we go:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
1. An example of a draped jacket: Solito
2. An example of a draped jacket: A&S
3. Examples of draped jackets: A&S
As for jackets that have no drape, that would be 99% of all jackets that you see, RTW or bespoke.
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I dreamed yesterday with the jacket of the 2nd picture, could some expert analice what do it have special?
Also the brand, please!!!!
Thanks
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I dreamed yesterday with the jacket of the 2nd picture, could some expert analice what do it have special? Also the brand, please!!!! ThanksOriginally Posted by Azure
Okay, this one is an easy +1 on my post count. Anderson and Sheppard is the 'brand'. What makes it special: see the previous umpteen pages.
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No, you cannot like both. It's one of the other. You either appreciate the lightness and softness of the crepe or you are locked into the boring pancake mindset of the masses.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Cereal.
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No, you cannot like both. It's one of the other. You either appreciate the lightness and softness of the crepe or you are locked into the boring pancake mindset of the masses.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Dear Doc:
I will take "the lightness and softness of the crepe" for $1,000.
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Okay, this one is an easy +1 on my post count. Anderson and Sheppard is the 'brand'. What makes it special: see the previous umpteen pages.Originally Posted by AndrewRogers
Thanks man! I only see a very nice waisted jacket as the ones I use to alter but due to my english level, I couldn´t understand the drap thing very well. But I´m guess I´m not alone .... It was a very nice Caruso charcoal suit on sale this week with the same kind of waist.Also looked as some slim Attolinis. http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=103598 Sorry about my english folks! http://www.anderson-sheppard.co.uk/ Beautil shop! More or less, $$ Can it be just that jacket?
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