HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III - Page 305

This is better. Swap the blue shirt for a white one (or something sufficiently contrasting), change the PS to something with a finer print (not striped), and think about simpler ties.

The jacket fit may be a little off in the shoulders, but it isn't terrible.

Keep on posting.

Mafoo, I really think you look great. Your trousers, with the giant cuffs, somehow make you look taller, even though you're standing next to a dude much taller than you. And your soft jacket works, too.

Here's what I'm wearing today in both a contrived, posed photo and a more generic "fit" photo, both taken in my apt. complex's parking lot.

I now understand young Navi's obsession with Spoo. Oh, and that edited SF comment was fucking hilarious.



Keep in mind, Dig, that there are like 3 people on SF that think blue pants are good, and these include me and Spoo.


No to the square.

Mike

Did I say I expect praise? I merely praised a commenter for his civility. And no, half the commenters have not said the collars are ugly - in fact, when I took delivery of the shirts and made a thread about them, several commenters posted/PM'ed saying they loved them. Hell, even I think they're absurd, but I quite like them. In any case, I needn't waste any more time addressing your absurd statements. Carry on.

Definitely a better combo than wool trousers/Brown sweatshirt.

happy bday mini spooette!




oh btw not too shabby looking spoo

Naples?

Yep. Lots of photos to put up on my blog by next week.

Well executed light jacket/dark pants combo. Matt's stuff looks great too.

Totally NOT my cup of tea (from head to toe). The pros, however, both look terrific.

Which ones are the pros?

I like the shoes, however they seem loose(looking at the tongue area and adjacent)? Is that how you like to wear them? I was under the impression that most people here on SF likes everything well fitted, even shoes.

Uh-Oh....my unified SF theory is in jeopardy. Someone is actually commenting on the perceived fit of shoes, which they are attempting to ascertain through a photograph.

Mike

^ thanks, but not loose at all. That's a shadow.