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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III

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I know this is groundbreaking discussion right now but it has ben over 40 posts since the last fit. This called What Are You Wearing Right Now. Not, What Are You Bitching About Right Now. Can someone post some clothing already.
 

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Cranky posts from PG remind me that he's human. On the whole, his comments are helpful, generous, and right on target.

Back to the regularly scheduled programming, please. Noobs, you have no idea of the snark that used to reign here.
 

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Originally Posted by philosophe
Cranky posts from PG remind me that he's human. On the whole, his comments are helpful, generous, and right on target.

Back to the regularly scheduled programming, please. Noobs, you have no idea of the snark that used to reign here.


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I am convinced that PG was and remains to one of the most considerable persons here. I to much have learned at him and I continue to study. His comments never happen "empty". They are always filled by sense and are always concrete. It is his advantage. Without dependence from tone of these comments.
 

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It's an adventure when you post a pic of yourself on the internet. Just accept that.
 

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^ nice shoes, about time we got a clothes pic, thanks gnatty!
 

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15 pages of review. Been guarding my oldest in post-prom festivities. I do have sharp knives (and a few guns).....

Originally Posted by Ich_Dien
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From the weekend, shock of cold weather. Alas, my tweeds are all stored up now as it is 20 degrees quite consistently. Always a sad day!


We need more bikes...

Originally Posted by aeglus
More of the same boring stuff. Sorta MC-friendly.
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also got a haircut over the weekend
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Yes, great look/balance

Originally Posted by NotDickDiver
Dude, nice clothes etc, but where the hell do you wander about? It looks like a war-zone.

Although some would say my part of the South is a war zone it's just selective background control. Learned this trick by watching PG's posts.

Originally Posted by deandbn
I have a question to ask. I am from the other side of the world. I have also been lurking on a few of these sites for quite a long time now. Gnatty please do not take this personally, I have just happened to use a pic of yours as an example. Gnatty I also happen to think your pics of your sportcoats, PS's, and bowties look really good.

What I would like to know is:-

Why is it considered stylish in America to

1. not hem one's trousers and roll them up,
and
2. wear shoes without socks when wearing a suit.


I blame PG

Originally Posted by ethandesu
A very rumpled Saturday look - Ariston Linen, Thomas Mason Shirt, Drakes Knit, White Jeans, Hermes pochette.

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desu


Very nice. Love the Drakes. Great ties.
 

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Take because my wife was mocking my socks - I have no idea when I got these, found them during a clearout the other day. Worn with brown suede Sulka loafers and bespoke linen trousers:

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Out of sight is a surcingle / lizard belt, yellow university stripe shirt and a blue fresco half-lined sportcoat with smoked MoP buttons.
 

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Originally Posted by KtownGreg
Been guarding my oldest in post-prom festivities. I do have sharp knives (and a few guns).....

Where are the bodies buried?
 

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Orge: That combination really makes your skin tone pop, which I, as a pasty faced white boy, envy. Looks good.
 

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Orgetorix: Outstanding and one of the few examples on this thread that you don't need a thousand colours and a paisley pocketsquare to look good. In fact, I much prefer your approach.
 

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Originally Posted by MaybeItsHate
I would be interested to hear your idea of the precise point at which someone is ready to contribute? How would they know?
Originally Posted by mktitsworth
That said, until someone knows what they're looking for, the likelihood that they will be able to improve purely based upon personal examination is variable - even when provided with other examples of similar build and style.
Come on, it doesn't take a natural aesthetic genius to look at a photo of themselves and recognise they don't look good, or like those they think dress well. I preferred it when there was a higher (self-enforced) barrier of entry to WAYWRN. Only the reasonably good - or bad but able to take significant heat - posted pics. "Learning looks" were often posted in individual "critique this fit/combo" threads, so there was still scope for a more active approach to iterative learning if you prefer that learning style. It made for a prettier WAYWRN. I appreciate that there is nothing in the stated set-up of WAYWRN to designate this thread for those purposes only; it's just that for a while that was what it evolved into, and it made for a more enjoyable browse. Obviously, it's something broader these days, which is why Manton started the conservative business dress thread for the kind of looks he likes. Actually, I suspect that in time that thread will also acquire a broader range of quality even within that range but for now its cryptic title is off-putting enough to some that the average quality is higher. Sadly, it's not my aesthetic cup of tea as I prefer seeing a bolder but still well-executed look. Anyway, since others have expressed a desire for the thread to return to more photos and less talk, I'll leave it there. These issues have all been hashed over repeatedly anyway and I regret getting sucked back into discussing them. Apologies for the derail.
 
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