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Trying to beat the heat with cotton (and its crinkles):
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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The socks are awful, and the pocket square needs to be six shades less electric, but the overall look is really good. Were I to do the same, I would also go with a quieter tie. The shirt and jacket are excellent.
Trying to beat the heat with cotton (and its crinkles):
The socks are awful, and the pocket square needs to be six shades less electric, but the overall look is really good. Were I to do the same, I would also go with a quieter tie. The shirt and jacket are excellent.
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Not trying to be cute, I've just noticed a few places you are going astray and could use some assistance. Sometimes, a little help from somebody who has been around can be a very good thing.
Not trying to be cute, I've just noticed a few places you are going astray and could use some assistance. Sometimes, a little help from somebody who has been around can be a very good thing.
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VERY nice fit. Great tailoring and even though the color combination is nearly bland the play of cool/warm grays with the various textures is spot on.
Well done!
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Linen vest by Adeney & Boutroy (Savile Row)
Shirt by Canali
Khakis are PRL Andrews
Boots by Frye
Tie is Zegna Napoli Couture
Not shown: Trafalgar Limited Editions braces
The watch on the end of the chain is a 1903 Watham
Linen vest by Adeney & Boutroy (Savile Row)
Shirt by Canali
Khakis are PRL Andrews
Boots by Frye
Tie is Zegna Napoli Couture
Not shown: Trafalgar Limited Editions braces
The watch on the end of the chain is a 1903 Watham
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God, what an arse (and I want to use stronger language than that)! Spoo would kick your ass, because in the context of a fit-off, he would make some awesome fits...
Feedback/critiquing is one thing (even mildly harsh thoughts), but you are persistently and purposefully being a nob!
That is all...
God, what an arse (and I want to use stronger language than that)! Spoo would kick your ass, because in the context of a fit-off, he would make some awesome fits...
Feedback/critiquing is one thing (even mildly harsh thoughts), but you are persistently and purposefully being a nob!
That is all...
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Benjamin E,
On the outside chance that you are not just f**king with us.
Please note: Your look is pretty much a total mess. Slouchy, unbuttoned and loosely groomed clothing is not a flattering look on a man of your stature. Specifically, your tie is a mess, your trousers are too long, and the unbuttoned vest only increases your girth.
Sorry dude - clean it up or move on would be my advice.
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If the trousers fit you, it would at least make more sense! Doing-up your shirt/waistcoat wouldn't hurt, either!
Have to admit that that is a really nice-looking tie! Also, material on everything looks nice...
If the trousers fit you, it would at least make more sense! Doing-up your shirt/waistcoat wouldn't hurt, either!
Have to admit that that is a really nice-looking tie! Also, material on everything looks nice...
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I just posted this in another thread, but I can see that it's needed here too:
If forum history is indicative of forum future, iammatt and niidawg are going to be good friends soon. I think fighting for guys is a form of flirting. Anyone remember the fight scenes in Far and Away?
If forum history is indicative of forum future, iammatt and niidawg are going to be good friends soon. I think fighting for guys is a form of flirting. Anyone remember the fight scenes in Far and Away?
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Looked familiar. Chicago > NYC. Smaller, less hectic, cleaner and much more polite people.
Looked familiar. Chicago > NYC. Smaller, less hectic, cleaner and much more polite people.
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Whats up broseph... where were you? Let me know so I can tell you somewhere else you should have been that is better
Is that a challenge?
Whats up broseph... where were you? Let me know so I can tell you somewhere else you should have been that is better
Is that a challenge?
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