WAYWRN: Classic Menswear, Casual Style

UrbanComposition · Dec 4, 2011

XKxRome0ox said:
judging by all the feedback, i think everyone else thinks the same

Well it's about time everyone fell into line, sheeeeeeeeeiiiiiiitt.

Eason · Dec 4, 2011

UrbanComposition said:
The same khakis as yesterday. I think I prefer them worn casually.

Don't like the shirt's colors but the overall silhouette is fantastic for you.

sugarbutch · Dec 4, 2011

Threadbearer said:
Do we allow ties in this thread? I need a ruling.

We have enough rules. I think everyone will know it when they see it.

Hayward · Dec 4, 2011

Threadbearer · Dec 4, 2011

sugarbutch said:
We have enough rules. I think everyone will know it when they see it.

That's what the Supreme Court said about Appreciation, but I don't think it's that easy to tell the difference, so I keep examining the free samples.

ethanm · Dec 4, 2011

Threadbearer said:
That's what the Supreme Court said about Appreciation, but I don't think it's that easy to tell the difference, so I keep examining the free samples.

It figures that the most famous quote to ever come out of the Court is from a case involving Appreciation.

gnatty8 · Dec 4, 2011

Couple of casual fits from the last few weeks:

Hayward · Dec 4, 2011

Don't normally care for plaid but that's a very good look.

Meanwhile I've gone from truck driver to mugger:

DLester · Dec 4, 2011

Kid Nickles, that is not a casual look, but if it makes you happy to post in this thread then have at it

Kid Nickels said:

There were some good fits in the past few pages.

If any of you are thinking about experimenting, consider grey or black jeans. Most black denim is actually dark grey due to warp/weft, so sort of like wearing charcoal pants that are more casual. You can pick them up cheap from levis and give yourself another option. If it doesnt work you are only out a few bucks.

Haywood I would cross the street if I saw you coming lol

Kid Nickels · Dec 4, 2011

DLester said:
Kid Nickles, that is not a casual look, but if it makes you happy to post in this thread then have at it

My apologies...it wasn't part of a suit or sportcoat fit so I may have erred by posting in this thread. I haven't posted many looks so I'll be more conscientious in the future.... thanks!

DLester · Dec 4, 2011

^ oops I did not mean to come across like a jerk, post whatever you want wherever you want. posting fits is better than not posting.

Kid Nickels · Dec 4, 2011

DLester said:
^ oops I did not mean to come across like a jerk, post whatever you want wherever you want. posting fits is better than not posting.

oh hey .... you didn't and I didn't take it that way. I just know that certain threads try to maintain the "aesthetic" so-to-speak and I had never posted in here before. I just liked the look of that vintage Olympic chrono, the belt, and (ahem) yes the purple...even if it's BB which offended some people. No worries DLester... Style On! :slayer:

Digmenow · Dec 5, 2011

Beside the fact that we showed up at a Mercedes "Show 'n' Shine" in a Volvo (long story, some other time), here's MsDig's debut in a women's Pink blouse, Seven for All Mankind denim, tasseled Weejuns and a lightweight cotton navy db shorty pea jacket. Jewelry is all Cookie Lee costume which is a sideline of hers. I'm in Lands End, no name navy turtleneck, Levi's 514 and Clubroom chocolate suede bals. Sunny with temps in the 50's (F).

NOBD · Dec 5, 2011

kgmessier · Dec 5, 2011

^ Always excellent. Who makes the pants, btw?

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