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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Thank you, and no offense taken! I didn't like the way I was holding my arms there. My wife never wants to take more than one picture.
The shoes are Crockett and Jones Drummond.
Simple, yet very nice bleachboy.
What are those shoes?
No offence, but on a sidenote your avatar paired with the way you hold your arms on your picture made me think of this
Thank you, and no offense taken! I didn't like the way I was holding my arms there. My wife never wants to take more than one picture.
The shoes are Crockett and Jones Drummond.
Простите за мой русский,он у меня не родной язык. Sorry for my Russian guys
Мне очень нравится ваш стиль,у вас он очень своеобразный,в хорошем смысле этого слова.Я моложе вас но именно к такому стилю я стремлюсь и внимательно буду следить за вашими записями здесь,продолжайте пожалуйста у вас правда очень хороший вкус.И пожалуйста дайте пару советов как вы чистите свою обувь,они у вас будто покрыты стеклом,я всегда хотел так же но не знал как это делаетсяfrom the archives:
Простите за мой русский,он у меня не родной язык. Sorry for my Russian guys 
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Victor's wardrobe is quite large, but a bit flamboyant for my taste.
I think I prefer the beantown stylings of our resident Master of Sockpuppets. Manton's finally won over my brain.
Good to see you again. I like it all but the knot.
Victor's wardrobe is quite large, but a bit flamboyant for my taste.
I think I prefer the beantown stylings of our resident Master of Sockpuppets. Manton's finally won over my brain.
It's been a while, but I had a job interview today, so here goes:
Good to see you again. I like it all but the knot.
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I think it's time for Victor to post some closet pics! What do you say, Victor?
Hey there, bb. Long time, no see! I thought you were done with us, man. Come to think of it, I thought you were done with jobs, too.
What's this about an interview?
I think it's time for Victor to post some closet pics! What do you say, Victor?
Hey there, bb. Long time, no see! I thought you were done with us, man. Come to think of it, I thought you were done with jobs, too.
What's this about an interview?
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Limited?It is truly amazing what you are able to do with such a limited wardrobe, sir.from the archives:
kgmessier, Thank you!
This is my wardrobe. In fact, it is not very large.
I leave only a certain number of prophetic in the locker room, and sewing or buying new things - old seeding.
I also do audits every year, and then that a year has never dressed - get rid of them.
This helps save space in the closet.
In the rotation is usually about:
50 jackets (including suit couples)
15 vests,
50-60 pairs of pants,
About 100 pairs of shoes
60-70 shirts,
100 ties,
the same sock and breast pocket handkerchiefs,
20-30 cufflinks,
about 60 belts and suspenders
20-25 coats and cloaks,
Very fond of hats and scarves, these pieces of 50 items each.
Well, briefcases, handbags - 20 pieces is enough.
I try to stick to that amount.
And get rid of excess.
As a result, wardrobe quite compact, but everything you need in it.
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