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sugarbutch

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Teh white brogues. Sugah don't be hating

*fingasnapz*


No hate...

Serious question: How does this relate to MC?


Fair question.

To me, it seems to be on the same formality scale as sweater + pants + shoes, which constitutes the majority of this thread.

As to whether it fits into a casual classic menswear cannon, I don't know. What I will say is that I do read a lot of Will's stuff on asuitablewardrobe and other CM sources, and that helps me to put coherent combinations together. I draw a lot of inspiration from proponents of classic menswear, but I don't want the outcome to look classic or preppy or trad or anything like that.


I think you could make an argument for each element, but the combination and the application take the whole out of bounds.
 

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Great!
Have you tried to tuck your shirt collar into the one of the sweater?
 

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Thanks, but I don't like tucked collars with crewnecks tbh.
 

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A couple more shots after Valentines dinner on the harbour. Showing full length.

Trying to decide whether or not the cords need to come up a little more in the leg.







 
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lol.. touche.

Wife was happy with me snapping a couple shots when I walked in the door first
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This, IMO, is your finest post. Simple, clean, sharp, colorful. Not one detail too many. Beautiful sweater.

Nice video about attaining the perfect "spit" shoe shine. It's worth a click on Crat's link on the bottom of his post.
 

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Crat, do you own any BD collar shirts and would your dislike for tucked in collars apply to them as well?
 

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Crat, do you own any BD collar shirts and would your dislike for tucked in collars apply to them as well?

I'd tuck BD collars though I don't own any anymore. Soft collars can go either way I guess but I usually wear them untucked too. Just personal preference.
 

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A good Day for a Shawl Collar and A Bow Tie
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Sorry Mr. K, this is just not working for me. I think it is the bow and the jeans. Just doesn't seem to mesh.

Serious question: How does this relate to MC?
It doesn't..


i dont think its MC at all tbh. but i still like to see it. its interesting, and its pretty much as close to MC that SWD gets while still not really being a crossover fit. i especially like to contrast the rections here v in SWD. whenever i see a fit in both, i find it interesting to see what the respective sides have to say on the matter.

and. the shoes are nice.


I agree. Not MC, but I prefer to see fits like this as opposed to the sportcoat and tie fits that really do belong in the WAYWRN threak..
 

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C, is that the Air Jumper? How do you like it so far?

Did you size up like they recommend?
 
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Lovely colour combination, C. As always.
 

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