HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III - Page 194

Congratulations, Spoo-meister, on achieving the five-digit mark for posts - I am sure that you have educated at least as much as you have been educated by your postings, for which I (and I am sure many others) thank you.

Congrats, Spoomeister and i´m looking forward to your next 10.000 posts :-)

As for your fit: next level shit, as always.


+1!

The series of Little Spoozy´s "Inspired by..." posts continues...this time: Orgetorix bow...have a great weekend guys!

The tie from Drake's (via Armoury)? It isss swwwweeeeeeet!(suit rocks too)
I gotta stop having kids so I can buy more shite.

looking good as always monsieur spoo. congrats 10k. and youre welcome for all i have taught you, you have become the miyagi.

edit: edgware

Thank you for indulging me. That is a very nice scarf with lovely tassels. You don't see silk scarves like that much anymore.

I really like those loafers, Crusty.

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Full requote on this, Spoo. I love this suit. Reminds me of Rob's old T&A.


I like it Spooz. You have been pulling your elements together much better lately and there is a more cohesive aesthetic going on in your fits as of late. Still out there, but in a good way.

Mike

Drunk
-TTO

Thanks Crusty. And, I see Fred is hard at work proving "Breinin's Styleforum Theorem #1."

Mike

navy NSM sportcoat, chambray CEGO shirt, my tie, alden cordovan chukkas

Ole', Motherfuckers!!!

Love it! Spoo, Great tie. Ed, Killer lapels and shirt collar. You do this as well or better than anyone on the forum. TTO, Tidier beard looks good; makes you appear leaner overall.

A little more time to play with the camera today. First white jeans appearance of the season.

Thanks for the vote of confidence, Spoozy, and I echo Mike's comments in re: your latest fits - better coordinated, but still Spoozy - very kewl . . .


De rien, je vous assure. The scarf was bought by my late husband at T & A in Jermyn St. in 1984, or early 1985, and I've yet to see anything quite so bold from Turnbull since.


The loafers I bought via online from Charles Tyrwhitt, which means that they are probably rebadged Loake, and at the time, they were on heavy discount - I think that I snatched these babies for about $95. The only problem with buying shoes from CT is that they run quite large - their table of equivalents allows for a half-size difference between US and UK sizes, whereas it's really more like a full size difference.

Spoozy,


+1. Not over-the-top (considering your style), but still lots of quirks to make it your own.

ctp120, great as usual!