MalfordOfLondon
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Stephen is that the RLPL cashmere SC?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
No
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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More beautiful weather in LondonOriginally Posted by MalfordOfLondon
This is a nice ensemble MOL, great PoW pattern, but check out the silhouette of the natural soft shoulders and the broader skirts of the jacket. Is there anything you or your tailor can do about that unflattering drape that makes your hips appear wider than your shoulders? If it doesn't bother you then keep on keeping on but the shape may be improved with some adjustment.
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I meant in the context of your use. Maybe "runaway" would have been more correct in a familial sense? Or, if the jacket will rejoin the pants in the future, perhaps "prodigal coat"!Originally Posted by Digmenow
And nice deflection on the REAL question posed in my earlier post, BTW!
Shhhh! That is between me and ma babies only!
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MalfordofLondon, that is a lovely SC
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This is a nice ensemble MOL, great PoW pattern, but check out the silhouette of the natural soft shoulders and the broader skirts of the jacket. Is there anything you or your tailor can do about that unflattering drape that makes your hips appear wider than your shoulders? If it doesn't bother you then keep on keeping on but the shape may be improved with some adjustment.Originally Posted by Ianiceman
I wonder if its just the angle of the camera...
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Feeling very prep today!Originally Posted by Navi
also: this SC with odd trousers, does it look too off? I know it's not "correct", but I like how it looks. Wondering if the suit buttons make it look weird with non-matching pants.
I think the peak lapels are more of an issue. I've grown distinctly averse to peak lapels on SB odd jackets. Fine for some SB suits, if you fancy a slightly more formal note, but not on odd jackets.
Everything else is fine though.
I think those trou are too short, especially given the full, straight leg cut.Originally Posted by Cary Grant
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Originally Posted by MalfordOfLondon
Stephen is that the RLPL cashmere SC?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
No
I think RLPL shoulders would suit you much better than the PZS ones. Nice colours/patterns, but I'm not digging the overall vibe due to the silo being off.
Summer's here.Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
Nice look. Summer is certainly here! I'll join you in white jeans country, although with a slightly different shirt...
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....Originally Posted by IrateCustomer
Cheers, bro. Your suggestion to add burgundy is reasonable, although i might stay away from cords, but if they were linen...
...Originally Posted by ndw
Nice colour palette, but i wholehartedly support Spoo´s and Trini´s suggestions.
....Originally Posted by ndw
Cheers, ndw. I´m a sucker for woolen ties and do wear them as much as i can, even if it´s 30° C
...Originally Posted by Navi
Calling for conservative business dress. Well done, Navi
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I really like this look (except for the pocket square and t shirt, an easy fix). This is fun and relaxed. Good job!
(The plaid of the Pocket Square and the plaid of the shirt clash. Go with a plain or non-liniar patten (paisley) for the square)
(The plaid of the Pocket Square and the plaid of the shirt clash. Go with a plain or non-liniar patten (paisley) for the square)
Originally Posted by spoozy
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Originally Posted by spoozy
It ain´t easy being green...
- This is a banger, spoozy. Although, just like the others said, you must lose the undershirt.
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This is a nice ensemble MOL, great PoW pattern, but check out the silhouette of the natural soft shoulders and the broader skirts of the jacket. Is there anything you or your tailor can do about that unflattering drape that makes your hips appear wider than your shoulders? If it doesn't bother you then keep on keeping on but the shape may be improved with some adjustment.Originally Posted by Ianiceman
I wonder if its just the angle of the camera...Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
I think RLPL shoulders would suit you much better than the PZS ones. Nice colours/patterns, but I'm not digging the overall vibe due to the silo being off.Originally Posted by Holdfast
Cheers for the pointers. The silouette doesn't really look that way in the mirror so maybe it's the shot height. I've got the camera at about hip height. Will try and devise some sort of tripod and have another go tomorrow!
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I really like this. Nice, simple and clean.Originally Posted by EvilFish
Thank you.
Nice look. Summer is certainly here! I'll join you in white jeans country, although with a slightly different shirt...Originally Posted by Holdfast
Thanks. That is one very pink shirt...
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