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Gaziano & Girling visit Washington, D.C. (pics inside!)
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Why is that?Originally Posted by edinatlanta
With what would one wear stingray leather?
Well, stingray's all cartilage... it would actually become dull if you polished it...
and as Despos mentioned, it would look great with a tuxedo! Very flashy...
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thanks for the pictures - it makes a change for somebody to go to a trunk shoe and be bothered to take such wonderful pictures. but nicer that all the woffle!Originally Posted by luk-cha
It's the least I could do - I've gained a lot of knowledge over the years from your posts...
I like this new last, particularly this model since I have loafers on the mind for summer....Originally Posted by Kuro
I could even imagine this loafer done in a darker brown suede...
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Quiz! One of these is bespoke, the other is RTW... can you tell the difference?
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different angle:
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The one on the right-RTW.Originally Posted by forex
Left shoe is bespoke.Originally Posted by Manton
well-done!
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I like this new last, particularly this model since I have loafers on the mind for summer....Originally Posted by Kuro
another angle...
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The fiddle-back bottom of the ready-to-wear line... exquisite!
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