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Nice shoes!Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Originally Posted by TheDarkKnight
Cue the Collar Nazis in 5, 4, 3...
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I got my chef's knife lapel pin on Friday, and quite like it so farOriginally Posted by TheDarkKnight
It's difficult to discern fit from this photo - but the little I can say - collar off the neck, quarters a little too closed for my taste.
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I just got a job where business dress is the code, this is the first few days...the fit off because everything is thrifted and now I have free alterations so I'll be taking advantage of that.Originally Posted by f-bodeee
The fit is off not because these are thrifted, but because they appear a size too small. Size up one.
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...Originally Posted by Gdot
I still want to see you try adding some fairly rich shade of blue to make the warm browns pop out.
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I'd have chosen a different shirt (color), ...
I'd have chosen a different shirt (color), ...
I found this photo in my archives... Perhaps something like this would be a good pairing.
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Originally Posted by TTO
After a few to many, half way through celebrating my best friends birthday! -TTO Beer spilt all over me and my camera a few minutes after this shot...we both survived!Good summer outfit, pattern and colour combination.
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Cue the Collar Nazis in 5, 4, 3...Originally Posted by Threadbearer
It's difficult to discern fit from this photo - but the little I can say - collar off the neck, quarters a little too closed for my taste.Originally Posted by luftvier
Do you mean the shirt collar itself or the jacket pulling away near the shirt collar? If the latter - yeah that's not so good on this jacket.
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Originally Posted by TTO
Nice! Now, get back to the party!
Please, stop this.Originally Posted by luftvier
Never! You are obviously below my humour..! Har! *snarf
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also i know the jacket is too short and another pair of shoes would be alot better. workin on it.Originally Posted by Navi
- great improvements since your first post.
- your self awareness only means you will continue to get better and better with time
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...Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
- suit looks nice; particularly the pants
- shoes are breathtaking. who is the bespoke maker? austrian?
I like the shape of the shirt. Working well, casual.Originally Posted by Achillus
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