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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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kitonbrioni
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Kiton suit
NM pocket-square
Borrelli shirt
RLP tie
MD belt
1943 Steel Penny cufflinks
Pantherella socks
Kiton bluchers
Creed cologne
GP watch
NM pocket-square
Borrelli shirt
RLP tie
MD belt
1943 Steel Penny cufflinks
Pantherella socks
Kiton bluchers
Creed cologne
GP watch
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My pops retirement party today...30+ years of service to Catholic Education in NYC. Bishop Loughlin (had Mark Jackson in his English class), Bishop Kearney, and the last 9 as principal of Notre Dame Academy HS. I'm real proud and happy for my old man.Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Congratulations to your pops, sir, and quite the nice fit, too.
Originally Posted by jasonmarshalljazz
blazer and trousers by Mr. Ned. Shirt by CEGO
Good stuff.
Navi
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My pops retirement party today...30+ years of service to Catholic Education in NYC. Bishop Loughlin (had Mark Jackson in his English class), Bishop Kearney, and the last 9 as principal of Notre Dame Academy HS. I'm real proud and happy for my old man.Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Panta Navy Grenadine? I can spot that puppy from a mile away
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Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
That jacket and those pants go great! It's hard to find colours that are really good together (cue Al Green)! Lapels are nice, too! Not sure about the cuffs, though? (Not size—they suit the size of the lapels/jacket—but they seem un-pressed?)
GuidoWongolini
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Wow, nice! C&J shoes? I was thinking about getting a pair of Loake Blackfriars, but they look a bit out of shape? Is that a jumper over a suit?! Don't get it, but it works well!Originally Posted by JapanAlex01
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My pops retirement party today...30+ years of service to Catholic Education in NYC. Bishop Loughlin (had Mark Jackson in his English class), Bishop Kearney, and the last 9 as principal of Notre Dame Academy HS. I'm real proud and happy for my old man.Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
- IMO one of your best fits, nothing is tight & you just look comfortable
Cary Grant
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Rob, congrats to your old man.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
Great look.
Ditto on both counts.
philosophe
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Good for him, you must be very proud Rob.Originally Posted by gnatty8
That new sportcoat is hella purty, especially those lapels.. Very nice.
+1.
- IMO one of your best fits, nothing is tight & you just look comfortableOriginally Posted by Phat Guido
Yes to this especially.
Spoo, dig the PoW and the excellent shooz.
niidawg3
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Suit week.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
F yeah!!
My pops retirement party today...30+ years of service to Catholic Education in NYC. Bishop Loughlin (had Mark Jackson in his English class), Bishop Kearney, and the last 9 as principal of Notre Dame Academy HS. I'm real proud and happy for my old man.Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Congrats to your pops Rob. And nice jacket too.
blazer and trousers by Mr. Ned. Shirt by CEGOOriginally Posted by jasonmarshalljazz
JMJ - i think your trousers and pants could benefit from some more contrast. Nice pieces, but putting them together a little differently.
The Gold Bug
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In a hurry today. Haven't had time to look at other fits, unfortunately. Played with my camera outside a little. Here's my entry:Originally Posted by acecow
Still a little cold for loafers without socks, but I'm not a *****, unlike UC.
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Acecow (or anyone else), would you mind telling me what loafers those are?
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My pops retirement party today...30+ years of service to Catholic Education in NYC. Bishop Loughlin (had Mark Jackson in his English class), Bishop Kearney, and the last 9 as principal of Notre Dame Academy HS. I'm real proud and happy for my old man.Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
This looks good, Rob. Also, nice picture. Congratulations to your father.
Suit week.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Belt is navy.
This looks like something I would put together....except that absurd "fold" hanging out of your pocket.
Nice job.
Mike
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Me and my bro. the grey suit brothers.
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