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Fuuma
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Good look, but isn't it like 80 degrees in NY now?Originally Posted by Nil
I'm not in NYC and I'm about to hop on a plane to Paris anyway. BTW this isn't a coat, it's a light summer blazer, roughly speaking I'd say it's equivalent to a linen suit jacket (i.e. it can be worn in the middle of summer, the back is **** and made of silk so its even lighter). The alpaga sweater is very light too but I wouldn't wear it during summer.
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no school today, and breaking in some new jeans while tidying up around the houseOriginally Posted by dragonxking
This looks pretty silly and contrived. Nice jeans, though.
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no school today, and breaking in some new jeans while tidying up around the house http://i42.tinypic.com/ie451l.jpg[/IMGOriginally Posted by dragonxking
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Has wearing double shirts become a trend now? I'm not feelin' it.
Originally Posted by Fuuma
Silk/cotton long jacket: Ann Demeulemeester (the back is also made of the same silk as the lining and accessorized with two horizontal straps, really cool piece) Pocket square: Ann Demeulemeester (this is actually an Ann menswear show invitation from a few seasons ago) Light alpaga sweater: Ann Demeulemeester Jeans: Cloak Trainers: Rick OwensLove it. Like the cuff detail on the jacket.
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Fuuma, that's my favorite fit of yours I've seen yet
Love the shoes with the rest of the outfit, and I think a white dress shirt might look cool as well with those sneaks
Love the shoes with the rest of the outfit, and I think a white dress shirt might look cool as well with those sneaks
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^what size are your shoes?
I try to stay away from obvious choices but I think in this case it would break it up well yet fear it'll result in too much matchiness with the square and shoes. Perhaps something in a very pale grey as well.
You think I should wear a white dress shirt instead?Originally Posted by Fuuma
I try to stay away from obvious choices but I think in this case it would break it up well yet fear it'll result in too much matchiness with the square and shoes. Perhaps something in a very pale grey as well.
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i like ahk's fit alot more than gavroche's for some reason, colors just mesh so nicely.Originally Posted by scott.m
The unsaturated blue in the chambray helps. Also the fact that his environs match the stuff he's wearing. Photography makes a difference yet again.
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ToruOkada - looks great. bedford in green is so nice
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^what size are your shoes?Originally Posted by jet
I'm a us8 in most euro brands.
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