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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Button for the win (not a fan but an excellent driver); Kimi and Webber on the podium. Pole: Button.
Alternatively, Kimi for the win, Button and Nico on the podium; Pole: Button.(Button looses the lead b/c of pit-performance/tire strategy)
(humongous F1 fan here)
Button for the win (not a fan but an excellent driver); Kimi and Webber on the podium. Pole: Button.
Alternatively, Kimi for the win, Button and Nico on the podium; Pole: Button.(Button looses the lead b/c of pit-performance/tire strategy)
(humongous F1 fan here)
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I had to sleep on this one but came back with the same thought...I'm not feeling your Italian twist on this tie. It already has a high impact color, so the thin-blade-longer-than-the-wide-blade shtick makes it stand out in a bad way. Plus you tied it like David Letterman which is more of an old-man move than young. Just my 2 cents.
I had to sleep on this one but came back with the same thought...I'm not feeling your Italian twist on this tie. It already has a high impact color, so the thin-blade-longer-than-the-wide-blade shtick makes it stand out in a bad way. Plus you tied it like David Letterman which is more of an old-man move than young. Just my 2 cents.
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Casual today...
...and I'm working on a degree at the p.BOOTH college of swoosh:
...and I'm working on a degree at the p.BOOTH college of swoosh:
Thanks SF (a new me)
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^^ I like this...but curious why the cord trouser?
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Are you a stocky build? Neither the jacket nor pants look that shapely or tapered from this pose. Perhaps I'm just used to looking at skinny suits now...
todays ensemble
Are you a stocky build? Neither the jacket nor pants look that shapely or tapered from this pose. Perhaps I'm just used to looking at skinny suits now...
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Is it a casual enough work day for a propeller cap? It looks like you have a bunch of replacement blades pasted to your wall!
Casual today...
...and I'm working on a degree at the p.BOOTH college of swoosh:
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Is it a casual enough work day for a propeller cap? It looks like you have a bunch of replacement blades pasted to your wall!
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yes, i am stock (read FAT), rather squarish. i like to think IRL, there is more shape to my look. but i have no convincing proof to date.
yes, i am stock (read FAT), rather squarish. i like to think IRL, there is more shape to my look. but i have no convincing proof to date.
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@ Holdfast
"baby stitch is very happy." - indeed, she usually is. a very happy baby thank g-d
"I'd prefer this look with solid trousers rather than the windowpane." - well, the thing is, ive been searching for a while for a SC for these pants, ive been wearing them sans jacket since i bought them. do you have any other ideas what would work well with them? im open to good suggestions.
thanks.
"baby stitch is very happy.
" - indeed, she usually is. a very happy baby thank g-d"I'd prefer this look with solid trousers rather than the windowpane." - well, the thing is, ive been searching for a while for a SC for these pants, ive been wearing them sans jacket since i bought them. do you have any other ideas what would work well with them? im open to good suggestions.
thanks.
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It is fairly cool today and I like the colour.
No. They are magnetic plastic flowers. They add whimsy.
It is fairly cool today and I like the colour.
No. They are magnetic plastic flowers. They add whimsy.
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Just giving a "subtle" nod to Gianni Agnelli. I guess I could have the tie shortened by our tailor but I always want the larger blade hitting at the waist band regardless of where the slim blade hits. Im interested to know what you mean by tying it like David Letterman, I just tied a standard DFIH. You do have a good point on the tie color hitting on the shirt, I considered going with a green tie but the paisley on it wasn't much less "high impact."
Thanks for the constructive criticism
Just giving a "subtle" nod to Gianni Agnelli. I guess I could have the tie shortened by our tailor but I always want the larger blade hitting at the waist band regardless of where the slim blade hits. Im interested to know what you mean by tying it like David Letterman, I just tied a standard DFIH. You do have a good point on the tie color hitting on the shirt, I considered going with a green tie but the paisley on it wasn't much less "high impact."
Thanks for the constructive criticism
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Also, I'm heading to SF for carnaval
Sadly, never been.
You really think this is where Webber makes his comeback? Color me skeptical...
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Woke up this morning & spontaneously decided to shave off the beard. Hey, it's really sunny, so it felt right to get shot of it... was subsequently told I looked 12 years younger... I'll take that!
It'll most likely be back in the winter though.
I don't normally do multiple detail close-ups, but I wore my very old, battered & cheap straw hat with its funky paisley band today, and I really like it, so...
It'll most likely be back in the winter though.
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Cream/off-white linen jacket would be awesome with those trousers IMO.@ Holdfast
"baby stitch is very happy." - indeed, she usually is. a very happy baby thank g-d
"I'd prefer this look with solid trousers rather than the windowpane." - well, the thing is, ive been searching for a while for a SC for these pants, ive been wearing them sans jacket since i bought them. do you have any other ideas what would work well with them? im open to good suggestions.
thanks.
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