HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III

PandArts · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by JapanAlex01

No ****, but I think you may just be one of the best poasters on SF! Polite, informative, well-dressed and friendly! (Butt-rubbing over, and thanks for the replies!)

Well, thank you for saying so, but I have had a few not-so-polite moments in the past and don't get me started on the majority of my mis-fits (as I like to call them)

pure train wrecks that I still shudder when I think of them

But hangin' round here I've learned a lot from almost everyone who posts weather they have a similar or same style/aesthetic to my own or not.

Grayland · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by EFV

So.. this is me when striking an extremely natural pose

Emilio Estevez posts here?

EFV · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Grayland

Emilio Estevez posts here?

MrMensWear · Jul 7, 2011

Why a Round Tree and York Tie with $300 shirt? Not being a dick, just a question sir.

EFV · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by MrMensWear

Why a Round Tree and York Tie with $300 shirt? Not being a dick, just a question sir.
Was that question for me? I've never heard of Round Tree and York to be honest, but when I googled it I noticed they have a kind of similar patterned tie as this one. This one is from a Swedish brand called Stenstaden though.

Cary Grant · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Achillus

Thanks.

About the trousers, the are just fine. Feeling comfortable, and looking fitted. But it might be my 'love' for Italian fits.

There's Italian tight then there's natural casing Italian sausage tight.... jacket looks tight too.

Achillus · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Cary Grant

There's Italian tight then there's natural casing Italian sausage tight.... jacket looks tight too.
As long as you are thin, it's fine (but i know most aren't). And ever heard about pulling the sleeves back (with arms) on a jacket?

Cary Grant · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Achillus

As long as you are thin, it's fine (but i know most aren't). And ever heard about pulling the sleeves back (with arms) on a jacket?

This fit makes you look -not- thin and sleeve length is not the issue.

Achillus · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Cary Grant

This fit makes you look -not- thin and sleeve length is not the issue.
I'm not speaking about the lenght. And please use Google for 'the italian cut'. Or if you want, there are plenty pictures to find. Even in the non-satorialist thread.

MBreinin · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by MrMensWear

Why a Round Tree and York Tie with $300 shirt? Not being a dick, just a question sir.

I've worn Roundtree and York ties with $5,000 suits. So? I think they are attractive ties at a decent price.

Mike

Cary Grant · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Achillus

I'm not speaking about the lenght. And please use Google for 'the italian cut'. Or if you want, there are plenty pictures to find. Even in the non-satorialist thread.

You have much to learn, young padawan.

Achillus · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Cary Grant

You have much to learn, young padawan.

You also.

Cary Grant · Jul 7, 2011

Originally Posted by Achillus

You also.

I still cannot read Mandarin.

Sonny58 · Jul 7, 2011

I've been lurking here for a while, commenting rarely. Mostly trying to learn a thing or two. I never thought I'd have the nerve to post pics but I want to learn and get some thoughts. So, here goes nothin' ...
I would really appreciate any constructive criticism you guys might have.

Sonny58 · Jul 7, 2011

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