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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Spoo, Patrick, Butler, All sorts of win guys.
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Steven Hitchcock SB with grey DB waistcoatOriginally Posted by Butler
T&A bespoke shirt with self designed detachable collar by Budd
Dior Tie
Unknown grey PS
John Lobb St. James's
I hesitate to critique this, as it's so close to perfect. But I think you could get the rest the way there with a little more attention to the tailoring of the trousers. It looks like you have prominent calves, or a hip-forward stance (or both)? Your calves just appear to be pulling the back of the trouser legs, messing up what could otherwise be a smooth, clean drape.
Of course, it could just be your stance for the photos. In any case, great suit and great outfit!
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Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH
Very great in its simplicity and execution.
Originally Posted by gazman70k
Its been a while...
^The spocrtcoat and watch are wonderful.
luftvier;4598365 said:
^Your best fitting SB suit. I am not sure whether I like the tie (at least not with the blue shirt) as the photos/color is so distorted.
Originally Posted by A.J.V
^This is frickin fantastic.
Wrinkles and all.Originally Posted by Philip1978
^I like this a lot as well. It appears you wanted a more casual look, but I think a textured navy tie would have been nice here.
Interesting suit, Nick. Lower buttoning point. Is that a hard 2/3 roll, or a regular 2 button. Does not look like your normal stuff. American?Originally Posted by MBreinin
Thanks, Mike. 2/3 from lvsn. I've come to prefer a lower button stance and less suppression.
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I hesitate to critique this, as it's so close to perfect. But I think you could get the rest the way there with a little more attention to the tailoring of the trousers. It looks like you have prominent calves, or a hip-forward stance (or both)? Your calves just appear to be pulling the back of the trouser legs, messing up what could otherwise be a smooth, clean drape.Originally Posted by Orgetorix
Of course, it could just be your stance for the photos. In any case, great suit and great outfit!
Your critique is very welcome - I do think that what you see, however, is a combination of stance and a full (humid) days wearing
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Awesome shirt, where's it from? Cheers NickOriginally Posted by Nelton
Thanks. It's an OCBD by Hilfiger - my only horizontal striped shirt, which I was trying out in accordance with the very helpful information in this thread - not really sure the vertical stripes work with the (DB) blazer though :-/ .
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Wedding?
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nah. just work. my office building has a sweet backyard.
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Steven Hitchcock SB with grey DB waistcoatOriginally Posted by Butler
T&A bespoke shirt with self designed detachable collar by Budd
Dior Tie
Unknown grey PS
John Lobb St. James's
Very nice.
Summer Colors and Client Meetings.Originally Posted by luftvier
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Looking good.
Been watching for a long time, however this is my first post at the forum.Originally Posted by A.J.V
Excellent debut.
black shoesOriginally Posted by mossrockss
Consistently good posts.
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^ I think pB was referring to your tie.Originally Posted by luftvier
That is correct. You mentioned black shoes and your colors plus that tie suggested wedding in my mind. Looks good nonetheless.
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