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^^ Spiffy.
Is that made up from old Tonik or the current Tonik?
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Is that made up from old Tonik or the current Tonik?
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^^ Spiffy.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Is that made up from old Tonik or the current Tonik?
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..from the old one
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THE ANTI MULTIPLE EJACULATIONS ON A SINGLE RECIPIENT EDITION
You could benefit from a lower buttoning point, I think - would make you look less like a barrel. I have this same problem with some of my suits, so I'm quite familiar with it.
The socks with those pants and shoes look wrong, IMO. Also, too many competing patterns. Finally, I think in real life the stripes on the shirt being all matchy-matchy with the pants would make you look like you escaped from behind a concession stand. However, what really bugs me is that yellow iPhone cover. Clashes with everything. Only Labelking seems to be able to co-exist with that shade of yellow, and he would not tolerate it unless it matched his shirt or cigarette holder. You should do as the King does (minus the shorts and the heroin girl). Smashing restroom, however. Now please send that yellow cover to ----->
The suit is the least of your worries. I'm not sure yellow and lime green are in your color "season" if you know what I mean. In other words, they make your light-ish skin seem a bit sickly. However, you could rock the yellow iPhone cover.
Why is it all the same shade of grey? The shirt is too bland to provide much contrast Like the beer though, and the black C&Js (no socks? must smell interesting at the end of the day, but to quote a great man "everyone's a fan of their own vintage)
I feel like this blazer is one size too big. This look is only approved with baggy pleated pants and a time machine to 1989, or if you are Olddog. Nice shoes, however.
I got nothing . . . this is nice.
Originally Posted by niidawg3
Looking forward to a long Monday at home base ... not!!
You could benefit from a lower buttoning point, I think - would make you look less like a barrel. I have this same problem with some of my suits, so I'm quite familiar with it.
Summer pants...Originally Posted by TRINI
The socks with those pants and shoes look wrong, IMO. Also, too many competing patterns. Finally, I think in real life the stripes on the shirt being all matchy-matchy with the pants would make you look like you escaped from behind a concession stand. However, what really bugs me is that yellow iPhone cover. Clashes with everything. Only Labelking seems to be able to co-exist with that shade of yellow, and he would not tolerate it unless it matched his shirt or cigarette holder. You should do as the King does (minus the shorts and the heroin girl). Smashing restroom, however. Now please send that yellow cover to ----->
Originally Posted by kevinsp8
The suit is the least of your worries. I'm not sure yellow and lime green are in your color "season" if you know what I mean. In other words, they make your light-ish skin seem a bit sickly. However, you could rock the yellow iPhone cover.
Originally Posted by dappledown
over the week KS Linen, ThinRedLine, Muji, ChinoLino, Uniqlo & Alden
Why is it all the same shade of grey? The shirt is too bland to provide much contrast Like the beer though, and the black C&Js (no socks? must smell interesting at the end of the day, but to quote a great man "everyone's a fan of their own vintage)
Monday. I am tired and somewhat dragging ass. Polo Italy blazer, Rugby shirt, Polo tie, BR Chinos and a new pair of vintage Wright Cordwainers. Have a good one.Originally Posted by MBreinin
I feel like this blazer is one size too big. This look is only approved with baggy pleated pants and a time machine to 1989, or if you are Olddog. Nice shoes, however.
Dormeuil "Tonik" SuiitOriginally Posted by Vaux_le_Vicomte
I got nothing . . . this is nice.
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..from the old oneOriginally Posted by Vaux_le_Vicomte
Sweet.
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It is actually a picture of my wife. Just have not had it framed yet.Originally Posted by Mr.K
Congrats, she's beautiful.
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DG blazer
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Sweet.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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Thanks - one of the last pieces. I have only one cut left in a light blue
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_NiIcVSVgUU...00/179+(2).jpgOriginally Posted by Vaux_le_Vicomte
Dig the seafoam-ish tie against the dark suit. Crisp!
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THE ANTI MULTIPLE EJACULATIONS ON A SINGLE RECIPIENT EDITIONOriginally Posted by Big A
You could benefit from a lower buttoning point, I think - would make you look less like a barrel. I have this same problem with some of my suits, so I'm quite familiar with it.
Big A - I totally agree with the buttoning point comment ... this was my first tailoring effort with a said tailor who i've since kicked to the curb. I was so focused on other things (shoulders, chest etc), i just assumed she will get the buttoning point right. Since the buttoning point is one of those things you pretty much can't fix, i stuck with the suit for now - but hopefully next summer or so, i'll get another navy linen suit made up with my new tailor that would have a lot better buttoning point and lapel shape.
Now about looking like a barrel ... lol ... i disagree ... chubby yes i am ... but the angle/lighting doesnt make you see the shaping in the suit.
I really appreciate the honesty - we need more of it 'round hurrr!
Epic BukakeOriginally Posted by JPHardy
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You look like a movie star, dawg. Nice!Originally Posted by Threadbearer
lol - i cant act for isht .... but thanks anyways.
...Originally Posted by Vaux_le_Vicomte
Love the tie as well as the lapels of the suit ... not digging the shape of the shoulders.
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Dormeuil "Tonik" SuiitOriginally Posted by Vaux_le_Vicomte
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_NiIcVSVgUU.../s1600/155.JPG
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_NiIcVSVgUU.../s1600/176.JPG
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_NiIcVSVgUU...00/179+(2).jpg
Very nice. Who's the maker -- Caraceni?
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The socks with those pants and shoes look wrong, IMO. Also, too many competing patterns. Finally, I think in real life the stripes on the shirt being all matchy-matchy with the pants would make you look like you escaped from behind a concession stand.Originally Posted by Big A
However, what really bugs me is that yellow iPhone cover. Clashes with everything. Only Labelking seems to be able to co-exist with that shade of yellow, and he would not tolerate it unless it matched his shirt or cigarette holder. You should do as the King does (minus the shorts and the heroin girl).
Smashing restroom, however. Now please send that yellow cover to ----->
LOL. You should've seen the shirt I'd originally paired with the pants. They were butcher-stripe in almost the exact same colour. I took one look at myself and knew I had to change it.
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Agree to disagree? I saw this in GQ a while back and have been waiting for an opportunity to wear it. I'd lose the eyeglasses, of course, but I'd keep the pose.Originally Posted by Threadbearer
i have a black shirt, i wear by itself sometimes, i might give it a shot to see the outcome.
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Very nice...but I think the wide spread collar calls for a Windsor knot.Originally Posted by MrDaniels
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