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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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MBreinin
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I have always loved this vintage Brooks sack. However, I think the high buttoning point is not really the most flattering for me. It looks to me like this suit adds a good 10-15 pounds that is 100% not there...add that to my camera, which is hands down the world's "fatest" camera, and I am not really happy with the results. I wish i could get images that looked remotely like I look in real life.
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It is nice to see all fall colors (or as the Color Association says "atumnal"
). My only suggestion would have been a solid blue shirt to coordinate with the touch of blue in the pocket square, tie and socks. White shirts have always seemed too stark to me against grey tweeds. (but not against worsted and flannels for some reason)
It is nice to see all fall colors (or as the Color Association says "atumnal"
). My only suggestion would have been a solid blue shirt to coordinate with the touch of blue in the pocket square, tie and socks. White shirts have always seemed too stark to me against grey tweeds. (but not against worsted and flannels for some reason)
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first scarf of the year...
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Rainy Tuesday.
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Lovely Jersey, Tie and colours Victor. I am intrigued, what is the metal stud / button / whatever underneath the collar of your jersey? Get well soon Mister!!
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Wow, thank you. Much appreciated.
I can attest you do not look like this IRL. Wish the tie was a little wider though.
Thanks - I was kicking around a grey, but I wanted to tie in the white floral in the tie. It was either this combo or a blue shirt and white square.
Lovely scarf - Drakes?
Welcome back! I dont mind the black shoes, but I think I would have preferred bordeaux. Thats just me.
Thanks bro.
Wow, thank you. Much appreciated.
I can attest you do not look like this IRL. Wish the tie was a little wider though.
It is nice to see all fall colors (or as the Color Association says "atumnal"
Thanks - I was kicking around a grey, but I wanted to tie in the white floral in the tie. It was either this combo or a blue shirt and white square.
Lovely scarf - Drakes?
Welcome back! I dont mind the black shoes, but I think I would have preferred bordeaux. Thats just me.
Thanks bro.
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Victor when are you going to purchase furniture for you apt? HAHAHA
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Thanks, man. I'm still here, just posting less often. Many of my usual fits have been seen here often before, and they tend to draw the same criticisms of things I can't or won't change. So I don't bother posting them.
Agree with you on the shoes, and I would have gone with bordeaux if I had any.
Thanks, man. I'm still here, just posting less often. Many of my usual fits have been seen here often before, and they tend to draw the same criticisms of things I can't or won't change. So I don't bother posting them.
Agree with you on the shoes, and I would have gone with bordeaux if I had any.
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no pics from me today, but Cad & the Dandy just released a behind the scenes video of a photo shoot I agreed to be part of (along with some other customers)!
You may be able to spot me a couple of times, along with another face some of you may recognise from the interweb!
Have a giggle !
-TTO
You may be able to spot me a couple of times, along with another face some of you may recognise from the interweb!
Have a giggle !
-TTO
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