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I quite like that except the flower...Originally Posted by lasbar
For me, this is a rare occasion where the fake flower works. It enhances the overall look.
Originally Posted by aj_del
RLPL, I presume? I really like, but would prefer a below-knee overcoat length with that look, as it's quite top-heavy at the moment. Shirt is a great choice with all the other colours/touches already there.
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Except there is no Aventador in that pictureOriginally Posted by Nadim
+1 ... i had Spoo on multiquote to rebut and then saw your response.
This is excellent. I'm fascinated by these young Japanese men and their dedication to dressing well. They often do it very well.Originally Posted by Guero
+1 ... i dont know if its only Japanese ... but i have been very impressed by the dedication of the asians to dressing - particularly those on SF and the various blogs.
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Originally Posted by aj_del
Originally Posted by aj_del
I dig the first outfit.
As far as the second one goes, I rather like the overcoat -- but the tie makes the whole outfit look too matchy. And I absolutely love the fact that he's wearing it with a pair of monks.
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I wonder whether I would have considered the bag awesome had I not known that it costs 5k ?Originally Posted by aj_del
$500? Yes. $5K? Better be able to give handjobs too.
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Originally Posted by Fantastic Mr Foxx
this is another example of my theory that almost everything looks better without a belt.
most awesome ever ???Originally Posted by aj_del
yes. minus sunglasses in pocket
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The monochromatic subtlety of the grey is, to my eye, much nicer than the olive peacocking of the second.
I think it is because nearly every detail in the second is designed to draw attention. Even the pant legs draw attention as they seem so narrow.
I think it is because nearly every detail in the second is designed to draw attention. Even the pant legs draw attention as they seem so narrow.
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Originally Posted by aj_del
This coat is 5 kinds of hot. I think someone had it on B&S for about $750 not too long ago. Regrets.
+1 ... i had Spoo on multiquote to rebut and then saw your response.Originally Posted by niidawg3
I didnt mean the Aventador in that picture... but obviously that was what Winkelmann was talking about.
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Originally Posted by NorCal_1
Kudos, I think these looks awesome. That is the kind of look I need to have. But the thing is that doesn't look cheap and I am not rich either.
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