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Originally Posted by DocHolliday 
I like it, though the pic makes it look like one sleeve is longer than the other. There are things I would do differently, but I think it looks good on him. Gives the lanky William a suitable bearing for a future king.
Many of the elements go against prevailing SF groupthink -- strong shoulders, moderate gorge height, relatively high roll -- but I'd like to see more of this sort of thing. There's room for both A&S and Huntsman, as it were.
Truth be told, this is more my speed than the NSM stuff currently en vogue, though that's not meant to slight the NSM stuff. Just personal taste.
I love how the gorge and the collar points are the same height. That's my ideal.
I like it, though the pic makes it look like one sleeve is longer than the other. There are things I would do differently, but I think it looks good on him. Gives the lanky William a suitable bearing for a future king.
Many of the elements go against prevailing SF groupthink -- strong shoulders, moderate gorge height, relatively high roll -- but I'd like to see more of this sort of thing. There's room for both A&S and Huntsman, as it were.
Truth be told, this is more my speed than the NSM stuff currently en vogue, though that's not meant to slight the NSM stuff. Just personal taste.
I love how the gorge and the collar points are the same height. That's my ideal.
The fit of the Prince's jacket is pretty good, although the lines could do with a bit more flow and his substantial shoulder pads, which you can see breaking the line of his shoulders on either side, are a bit much for me (queue the "shoulder pads make a man look powerful" crowd.) The front balance of his jacket is also short, unless his posture is normally a bit stooped and he's standing up straighter in the photograph.
Edited by F. Corbera - 12/10/11 at 5:10am
My photograph is older than his photograph. And when my suit was made, he was still a teenager.
