a quickie from my desk
color is a little washed out but the shirt is lavender with herringbone pattern
i think i'm starting to get the hang of using a different pocketsquare Edited by XKxRome0ox - 9/21/11 at 12:46pm
Testing my knowledge of London, are you two standing in Oxford Circus? Looks like Regent St. in the background - I'll be visiting the capital soon enough (early November).
F. Corbera, the slightly similar but just different enough faux furs in pic #2 are throwing me off. A bit more contrast would work wonders. Say, something like this:
I know, but before you say, "Robot pose, please," understand that in order to get the full effect of the quilted burgundy/fetid-dog-poo colored nylon jacket, one needs to stand in a posture suggestive of projectile vomiting. A useless pic, otherwise.
I didn't realise PTWilliams used to be in the Stasi.
I like your outfit Mister.
Tie knot shape/size/tightness/dimple/colour all very good
Collar shape spread/fit tightness/stand height i like
SC all good and i am sure there is some blue in there even though my screen does not see/show it (otherwise why would you wear a blue shirt and tie).
PS yes I like it - yeah really good looking - looks like it belongs there - white and not ostentatious at all.
Trousers a bit of seam pulling, too tight i think, or maybe it's your hand in your pocket, and too much break but i suppose thats not too bad considering a lot of americans just roll them up anyway and then forget to wear socks. So if your'e american then your'e A for away in that department.
Shoes, very important and yours look pretty sharp and nicely shined on the toe cap.
but hey, I digress, and too much information
Overall IMHO you look very good dude.
Well, thank you. The SC might possibly have blue in it on some miniscule level, but it's so fine I'm not sure it isn't just a grey tone that I'm seeing... I am a little confused by your inference that there must be blue based on the fact that there is blue in my shirt and tie...
I think the pants mainly look wrinkled due to the hand in the pocket and from shifting while wearing them.