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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Don't tell me - Spoo's going on another vacation?!?! AGAIN???Originally Posted by tshaw
Awesome stuff. Have a splendid vacation!
I work hard for the money, so you better treat me right.
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Friday, and the end of SC week for me. For those who care to opine, should I move towards a suit based wardrobe, or stick with a mix?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Well Mr S considering that you asked, I will opine. Give us the best of both worlds.
Some people do music, some do words, some do numbers, but you do clothes amazingly well!!
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Maybe he will but just with the right wordsOriginally Posted by Alexander
Maybe we can get **** to do a collar mock-up for SVB so that he can see the benefit rather than imagine it. Or submit his picture to get Foofed...
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Maybe we can get **** to do a collar mock-up for SVB so that he can see the benefit rather than imagine it. Or submit his picture to get Foofed...Originally Posted by sugarbutch
Could be possible. For that I would need to have the highest resolution version of the image file available.
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moss, where is the madras shirt from? looks greatOriginally Posted by Omar1223
Brooks Brothers.
Those AE's look too sleek for casual wear. Funny, because of SF's affinity for calling them "blobby"Originally Posted by jrd617
Yeah, maybe so. My wife says that when I wear fits like this, but I do it anyway, because my other option was pretty much desert boots.
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Well Mr S considering that you asked, I will opine. Give us the best of both worlds.Originally Posted by deandbn
Some people do music, some do words, some do numbers, but you do clothes amazingly well!!
Thanks man - that was really nice of you, I appreciate that.
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Originally Posted by StanleyVanBuren
SVB, here are a couple of really quick and dirty mock ups so that perhaps we can settle this once and for all.
The first one is done directly from your photo and abstracts out that collar.
svb-base by mktitsworth, on Flickr
The second one is a touch higher, but the big difference is that the slope of the collar on your neck is shallower so that it appears... for lack of a better way to put it, flatter.
SVB-higher by mktitsworth, on Flickr
Given these, as far as the height of your collar goes, I think that this shirt is just fine. The thing that really makes difference, looks, at least to me, to be the slope around the front of your neck. I hope that these are of use to you.
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Very nice outfit Sir. You could / should have about 2cm more pocket square showing though. I see that your watch strap and dog leash match!!Originally Posted by deandbn
![lol8[1].gif](https://www.styleforum.net/images/smilies/lol8[1].gif)
Oh trust me, I'm fully aware of the PS-problem in these pics. The matching of dog leash and watch strap was actually unintended.
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Had to grab it quick as the lady needed the bathroom
Musician. Conductor. Teacher. Sent from iPhone
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Lufty the lower quarters on your sack jackets aren't flattering to you at all.Originally Posted by Ianiceman
+100. This one is especially bad.
Banis, the Solaro looks great. I love the G&R shirt fabrics.
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