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Dude really is a dead ringer for James Brown. Even the hair is similar.Originally Posted by texas_jack
They have (had) more things in common.
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MOAR PITTIOriginally Posted by TRINI
Thanks for this link. Some great shots. Very casual though isn't it?
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Wow, emo much?Originally Posted by apropos
Obvious objective issues in fit aside, it's alright if you're into that style I guess.
WTF is emo? And what does it have to do with Colin Firth wearing a suit that makes him look fat?
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I quite must quite shamelessly say that I like it. I even like the contrast between the bias cut check on the tie and the suiting.Originally Posted by Sator
It's really good to see the three piece come back in fashion.
PG's got a brother from a different mother
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Please god no. The one good thing about the elderly generation dying off will be I'll finally no longer have to listen to wizened ancients telling 20-year-old guys to wear their pants at their belly button.Originally Posted by GoldenTribe
You maybe right...my sons never hear that message....
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That is soooooooo Pitti, haha!
I actually never used the iphone headphones when I wore them in the lapels, not for single second.
While I wore the best outfit during my stay, the DB Agnelli tweed 3-piece suit with understated shirt-tie combo I was kind of insivible.
Traffic light style (red trousers and green shoes) and I was even asked to put my Salami (the one from a Pannini, not what you think) closer to the trousers....
I actually never used the iphone headphones when I wore them in the lapels, not for single second.
While I wore the best outfit during my stay, the DB Agnelli tweed 3-piece suit with understated shirt-tie combo I was kind of insivible.
Traffic light style (red trousers and green shoes) and I was even asked to put my Salami (the one from a Pannini, not what you think) closer to the trousers....
I think I know this fella...Originally Posted by Sander
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