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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Ant Honey
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I completely agree. The dark tie takes this somewhere near the realm of some sort of server or valet, a service type outfit. Not sure, but that's the feeling I get.
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non -BD collar shirt wore open neck and with a jacket is my kryptonite. Think about how much you hate BD collar shirts with ties and then multiply it by 10.
non -BD collar shirt wore open neck and with a jacket is my kryptonite. Think about how much you hate BD collar shirts with ties and then multiply it by 10.
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dark ties literally work with everything, any season. you could wear a navy or black grenadine tie in pretty much any seasonal outfit and look fine. Light colored ties is where you need to tread lightly.
dark ties literally work with everything, any season. you could wear a navy or black grenadine tie in pretty much any seasonal outfit and look fine. Light colored ties is where you need to tread lightly.
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I have a pet peeve against black ties with blue suits. Black shoes are fine with them of course.
Charcoal or mid grey ties solve this issue for me.
Charcoal or mid grey ties solve this issue for me.
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Ant Honey
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The contrast here is just too much for me. Also, I'm having trouble with the silk square with all of the other more rustic textures.
I would really like to see a full body shot however. Maybe I'd change my mind.
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I think with light blues it comes across too strong, tan suits, or even seersucker always look good with darker, conservative business dress ties, imo.
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C'mon, now. You know you like the texture of that coat and the little flecs of blue peppered throughout. I can see you in that coat.
Aww man, what happened to you, man? First frump shoes and now this?
C'mon, now. You know you like the texture of that coat and the little flecs of blue peppered throughout. I can see you in that coat.
Aww man, what happened to you, man? First frump shoes and now this?
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100% The Brethren. And, I do not mean SCOTUS.
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NORE
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Needs this shirt:
With this tie:
Burberry
Borrelli
Cappelli
Edgar Pomeroy
Panta
Carmina
Needs this shirt:
With this tie:
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jesus christ dude, what happened to you?????? you've reverted back to 5 years ago
Needs this shirt:
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jesus christ dude, what happened to you?????? you've reverted back to 5 years ago
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Those are probably NORE's fap shots from 5 years ago.
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