HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III

black_umbrella · Jan 25, 2012

sugarbutch said:

Was this just to prove that dots on a tie would work? Regardless, well done.

KObalto · Jan 25, 2012

F. Corbera said:
I see that you've migrated over to the germaine part of the forvm.

They do not teach spelling in Cambridge apparently. Stitches is pathologically germane.
And let us not forget:

sugarbutch · Jan 25, 2012

Citan1145 said:
does it have a soft feel yet rough texture if that makes sense?

Yep.

black_umbrella said:
sugarbutch said:

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Was this just to prove that dots on a tie would work? Regardless, well done.

Thanks!

(Was there a question about dots on a tie?)

SpooPoker · Jan 25, 2012

cliche said:
Like allwas very nice outfit! But I think that ring on your finger is little ''punky'' does not fit in (on all pictures)

Thanks, the ring does not come off.

Holdfast said:
Any details you'd care to share re: the overcoat please? Love the green colour & general style of it.

Thank you! Gianni Versace Couture from about 6 years ago.

mlongano said:
Hey Spoo, can you share the names of the fabrics for these two coats below? They are both beautiful!!

Thanks! Both are by Hackett. I have no idea the fabric names, other than they are both wool.

KObalto said:
They do not teach spelling in Cambridge apparently. Stitches is pathologically germane.

black_umbrella · Jan 25, 2012

sugarbutch said:
Yep.
Thanks!
(Was there a question about dots on a tie?)

buried in the post LK example on the practical thoughts thread.... Though you had replied to that, but maybe I was wrong.

phoenixrecon · Jan 25, 2012

sugarbutch · Jan 25, 2012

No, you're right, I did comment on the comment about the stripes and spots. Maybe I had that in the back of my mind when I put this combo together. I don't actually own any striped shirts like LK's, but I would certainly feel no compunction about pairing one with a spotted tie if I did.

KObalto · Jan 25, 2012

Threadbearer said:
Are the socks too casual for the rest of this?

Nothing wrong with argyles. I'd like to see a full body shot to see how everything works together.

mktitsworth · Jan 25, 2012

sugarbutch said:
Thanks for the kind words/thumbs up. Citan, it's not a flannel, but I'm not sure what you would call the fabric. Seems to be halfway between worsted and tweedy. Perhaps a more knowledgable forumite can tell us:

Looks rather Fresco-ish.

For comparisson:

Pliny · Jan 25, 2012

Quote:
Originally Posted by EFV

Tweedy stuff

EFV great look. What's not to love about a patch pocket tweed? And this looks like a particularly nice one.

Anyone have a preference for the bellied pocket (EFV) over the square (top)?

Shoe color = great match.

And it's a matter of taste, but the only thing I'd change here if it were mine is the sleeve length. I used to like the Italian look but now I prefer subtlety, just a hint of cuff.

BTW Neapolitan tailoring ?

5 minute teaser @

http://www.permanentstyle.co.uk/2011/12/o-mast-now-at-drakes.html

KObalto · Jan 25, 2012

EFV said:
Tweedy stuff

I love this over all but I'm not sure about the pocket square. Cute pup, but I hope he's house-trained. Deets on the suit and fabric?

mktitsworth · Jan 25, 2012

It is almost done:

I'm beyond impressed with the work Chris has done. The coat and pants are absolutely beautiful. When it is finally finished it will have been well worth the wait.

Hair. I know. While it does need a trim, there were torrential rains in Dallas today, and with my hair being so fine that extra hold doesn't really hold to begin with, there was no styling that was going to hold up to today.

sugarbutch · Jan 25, 2012

mktitsworth said:
Looks rather Fresco-ish.

For comparison:

If mine is fresco, then all of the talk about its breeziness is completely off-base.

mktitsworth · Jan 25, 2012

sugarbutch said:
If mine is fresco, then all of the talk about its breeziness is completely off-base.

I have no experience so cannot say. The fabrics in both pictures do look very similar though.

in stitches · Jan 25, 2012

KObalto said:
They do not teach spelling in Cambridge apparently. Stitches is pathologically germane.

And let us not forget:

i will assume that is a compliment, but who is the wax dude?

SpooPoker said:
Thanks, the ring does not come off.

ORLY??

inorite!

mktitsworth said:
It is almost done:

I'm beyond impressed with the work Chris has done. The coat and pants are absolutely beautiful. When it is finally finished it will have been well worth the wait.

Hair. I know. While it does need a trim, there were torrential rains in Dallas today, and with my hair being so fine that extra hold doesn't really hold to begin with, there was no styling that was going to hold up to today.

titmeister, looks awesome! cant wait to see the finished product.

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