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Anyone gonna be in New Orleans for the EMF?
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The band of us with poorly-lit and poorly colour-balanced photos shrinks ever smaller. confused.gif
I will always have your back man. smile.gif

 

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Tirailleur - the hat is perfect for that look. Great choice, style a-plenty.

 

 

 

 

Summer is finally here: hot and sunny... but more than a little bit sticky. Typically, now that it's sunny, I just want it to rain, so the humidity level drops... *grumble, grumble, grumble*

 

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The greatest punchline rapper ever

 

 

 

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cool look, though, man. takes stones to wear a hat like that.

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Originally Posted by F. Corbera View Post

I'm surprised that we haven't seen a jacket made entirely from grenadine yet in this thread.

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@ gshen - lookin sharp man. nice to see you here!
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38th & Lenox, right?
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38th & Lenox, right?

140th & Lenox
https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=40.817463,-73.938975&spn=0.015492,0.03783&sll=40.816505,-73.937538&sspn=0.015557,0.03783&t=h&gl=us&z=16&layer=c&cbll=40.817417,-73.938881&panoid=Z5xa8dfBdxxfUPT_6ks3AQ&cbp=12,24.33,,0,10.66

edit: btw, how ridiculous is it that the Google Map face-blurring software blurred the face of L on the mural? facepalm.gif
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140h & Lenox, right?

ftfy

 

I used to live around there

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I knew it was either 38th or 40th. Whenever I'm sitting at that light I stare at that mural.
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Originally Posted by gdl203 View Post

140th & Lenox
https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=40.817463,-73.938975&spn=0.015492,0.03783&sll=40.816505,-73.937538&sspn=0.015557,0.03783&t=h&gl=us&z=16&layer=c&cbll=40.817417,-73.938881&panoid=Z5xa8dfBdxxfUPT_6ks3AQ&cbp=12,24.33,,0,10.66
edit: btw, how ridiculous is it that the Google Map face-blurring software blurred the face of L on the mural? facepalm.gif

Prolly face recognition software.
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Originally Posted by Citan1145 View Post

Thanks for the comment! appreciate it. This is a mantua model drop 6. My chest is 41 waist 33 (actual measurements) but I usually wear 40 or 42r jackets and size 34 trousers. I have what I would call an extremely amateur athletic build. I have moved away from the more tapered coats to more standard drop 6 because the feedback I have received, which I agree with, is that severe waist suppression looks odd given that I have more muscular, wider hips and thighs. The jacket is very nice and I have found corneliani to fit my body rather well, though their models vary widely in terms of chest width and waist measurements even in similar sizes. Hope this helps!
Thanks for the shoe rec. I will check it out!

Ok, I know I dont post much if at all here, but after reading about your fit issues, Ill throw my two cents in. You do NOT have an athletic build. You have an endomorphic build, narrow-ish shoulders wider pelvis bones and while your in good shape now at some point you probably were over weight OR your body is able to gain weight very easily. Athletic builds are broad shoulder with NARROW hip bones. Yes "real" athletes have hips, BUT their hips are big from front to back (look at sprinters) not from left to right (like you). For example I am weight lifter and I have very strong hips and legs (3x bodyweight deadlift, double body weight FULL squat) yet my waist is only 30inches and my hips (wear I wear my jeans measures 32) however my glute measurement is like 39" but its big from front to back not side to side (I hope you understand what Im saying) So for me I usually have to get the seat let out on my trousers or I just but a 34 and bring the waist in to a 32.

Having said all that I do agree your newer stuff fits you better since it deemphasizes your wider hips (in relation to your shoulders). Jackets with light shoulder padding and maybe a SLIGHTLY extended shoulder would probably work best.
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Originally Posted by UltraMagnetical View Post

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Ok, I know I dont post much if at all here, but after reading about your fit issues, Ill throw my two cents in. You do NOT have an athletic build. You have an endomorphic build, narrow-ish shoulders wider pelvis bones and while your in good shape now at some point you probably were over weight OR your body is able to gain weight very easily. Athletic builds are broad shoulder with NARROW hip bones. Yes "real" athletes have hips, BUT their hips are big from front to back (look at sprinters) not from left to right (like you). For example I am weight lifter and I have very strong hips and legs (3x bodyweight deadlift, double body weight FULL squat) yet my waist is only 30inches and my hips (wear I wear my jeans measures 32) however my glute measurement is like 39" but its big from front to back not side to side (I hope you understand what Im saying) So for me I usually have to get the seat let out on my trousers or I just but a 34 and bring the waist in to a 32.
Having said all that I do agree your newer stuff fits you better since it deemphasizes your wider hips (in relation to your shoulders). Jackets with light shoulder padding and maybe a SLIGHTLY extended shoulder would probably work best.

Fuck Reading All That version:

(Arnold Schwarzenegger voice) I am built like Hercules and you are built like a puny peon.

Oh and by the way, keep doing what your doing... I have nothing really to add other than to express my superior glute size on a style forum.

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Originally Posted by upr_crust View Post

It is to be in the upper 80's F/32C today in NYC, and I've a members' preview at the Museum of Modern Art to attend this evening, so what better time to wear something designed for hot weather and that, by modern standards, is somewhat eccentric? (Eccentricity of attire at a MoMA opening is a given).
Suit - JAB
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Nicely done, I always look forward to your posts.
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Originally Posted by UltraMagnetical View Post

Ok, I know I dont post much if at all here, but after reading about your fit issues, Ill throw my two cents in. You do NOT have an athletic build. You have an endomorphic build, narrow-ish shoulders wider pelvis bones and while your in good shape now at some point you probably were over weight OR your body is able to gain weight very easily. Athletic builds are broad shoulder with NARROW hip bones. Yes "real" athletes have hips, BUT their hips are big from front to back (look at sprinters) not from left to right (like you). For example I am weight lifter and I have very strong hips and legs (3x bodyweight deadlift, double body weight FULL squat) yet my waist is only 30inches and my hips (wear I wear my jeans measures 32) however my glute measurement is like 39" but its big from front to back not side to side (I hope you understand what Im saying) So for me I usually have to get the seat let out on my trousers or I just but a 34 and bring the waist in to a 32.
Having said all that I do agree your newer stuff fits you better since it deemphasizes your wider hips (in relation to your shoulders). Jackets with light shoulder padding and maybe a SLIGHTLY extended shoulder would probably work best.

I dont really have a problem with any of this but pictures, especially since the majority of mine (unfortunetly) are taken from propping my camera usually at waist level, doesn't really reflect reality. I am not a power lifter nor do I wish to be. I am a healthy in person who did lose about 50-60 pounds over 5 years ago. I dont really think I have narrow shoulders either but that is in the eye of the beholder I guess. My body is not able to gain weight easily actually, I gained most of my weight from years of not exercising due to poor life decisions in my early college years (studying and reading, ignoring the basketball and tennis courts). I never claimed to be an athlete and I was rather reserved in my assessment of my body type.

that being said, I don't really like arguing and I am not offended. My new jackets are better because I learned more and took to heart criticism. I have no issues with body shape or appearance and I am proud that I am a regular exerciser and eat healthy despite being in grad school and working at an unpaid internship 4 days a week.

I will say this forum sometimes lapses into a bit of promoting some kind of strange body dysmorphia/criticism of body types that is distressing to me coming from a therapist. There is a well documented increase in male eating/exercise/body image disorders and I hope this is not implicitly promoted by participation in forums such as these. Lets talk about clothes fitting the body, not how the body can be different to fit the clothes.
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What color are those slacks, sheepy? Nice outfit overall.

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Originally Posted by UltraMagnetical View Post

Ok, I know I dont post much if at all here, but after reading about your fit issues, Ill throw my two cents in. You do NOT have an athletic build. You have an endomorphic build, narrow-ish shoulders wider pelvis bones and while your in good shape now at some point you probably were over weight OR your body is able to gain weight very easily. Athletic builds are broad shoulder with NARROW hip bones. Yes "real" athletes have hips, BUT their hips are big from front to back (look at sprinters) not from left to right (like you). For example I am weight lifter and I have very strong hips and legs (3x bodyweight deadlift, double body weight FULL squat) yet my waist is only 30inches and my hips (wear I wear my jeans measures 32) however my glute measurement is like 39" but its big from front to back not side to side (I hope you understand what Im saying) So for me I usually have to get the seat let out on my trousers or I just but a 34 and bring the waist in to a 32.

I believe Citan referred to his build as "athletic" because that's what a tailor would call it based on the 8" difference (give or take) between his chest and waist measurements. I'm sure he didn't mean to offend readers who cherish a narrower definition of the term. You can put away your tape measure now and stand down.
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