HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III - Page 60

Originally Posted by ctp120

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Originally Posted by MBreinin

so if someone comments on my knot, you better not open any packages for the next month or so.

Originally Posted by matsui

For my first WAYWN post, I figured I'd wade into the shallow end of the MC pool.

Originally Posted by Fred49

Originally Posted by Fred49

Originally Posted by ctp120

Originally Posted by Kappelan

Originally Posted by MBreinin

I spent 20 minutes trying to tie this unlined, 9 foot long Panta....so if someone comments on my knot, you better not open any packages for the next month or so.

Originally Posted by MBreinin

I spent 20 minutes trying to tie this unlined, 9 foot long Panta....so if someone comments on my knot, you better not open any packages for the next month or so.

Originally Posted by PandArts

I'm a graphic designer.

Originally Posted by ctp120

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Originally Posted by Fred49

Graziano and Girling

Originally Posted by Holdfast

seen comments like this in response to PG's posts before. I have to say, I think they do his eye for colour/pattern-matching a disservice. Take today's combo for example; just because he's used a solid white shirt and a colour-saturated tie, doesn't mean the look is simple. It's patently a precisely calculated look, and the conscious effort comes through quite strongly in the crisp end result, and to very good effect. I would disagree with southbound's later comment re: the tie's formality conflicting with the suit. Depending on colours/width, a windowpane can be fairly formal, and this one is clearly on the formal end of the windowpane spectrum.

Leaving today's look aside though, and thinking more generally, there's no way you would ever think he's a man who does not think about clothes, and just wears what a tailor provides. I know some here think that the best accolade would be to appear well-dressed without appearing to have consciously thought about it (Foo would probably take that position, for instance. Probably TRINI too, at a guess. Not sure about Manton). That's fine, as a intellectual position to take. But I think PG is a great example of the contrary position; someone who absolutely demonstrates a lot of careful thought about clothes in a myriad of little detials, and looks very good for it. I suppose vox would be another example of this position. The only aspect where I think PG's explicit conscious effort visible in his looks conflicts with his style are the deliberately unbuttoned collars he sometimes wears, because the two seem in opposition to me. But everything else moves in the same coherent, and explicitly consciously-driven, direction.

Originally Posted by tesuquegolfer

I saw in your profile that you are a baggage handler, if this is true, you are the best dressed baggage handler I've ever seen, and... someone of your size must be missing a lot of fine threads from their luggage!

Originally Posted by Threadbearer

You're becoming crankier (and more violent) than acrid, Mike, and he's just this side of being a homicidal maniac.

You say that like there's a deep end.

What color's the shirt, Fred? Looks like pale yellow with blue stripes, but my monitor's not very reliable.

Dear god! Those shoes!

Lighten up, friend. You always look like you're about to punch someone.

And that's acrid's job.

Originally Posted by TRA8324

deets on suit? i'm looking for something similar for S/S.

Originally Posted by Threadbearer

I'm trying to work with bolder colors

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