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What Is the Worst Thing You Ever Saw a Sartorial Hero Do?
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Ed Morel wearing black gunboats with khakis.
In all seriousness, I'd rate Prince Michael of Kent as my sartorial hero. But even I can't forgive his notch lapel tuxedo. I'll try and find a pic.
In all seriousness, I'd rate Prince Michael of Kent as my sartorial hero. But even I can't forgive his notch lapel tuxedo. I'll try and find a pic.
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When he said that, I had this vision of seeing him on the street and my first thought was "That poor man has no idea how to dress," then I would recognize him and think "Oh dear God, he does know, what the hell is he doing?"
Ed Morel wearing black gunboats with khakis.
When he said that, I had this vision of seeing him on the street and my first thought was "That poor man has no idea how to dress," then I would recognize him and think "Oh dear God, he does know, what the hell is he doing?"
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Alan Flusser in a pinstripe jacket, track suit bottoms and trainers :-/
http://www.permanentstyle.co.uk/2012/05/alan-flusser.html
http://www.permanentstyle.co.uk/2012/05/alan-flusser.html
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Spoo's pants:
And I believe he wore a madras jacket once...
Still much love though, Spoo.
And I believe he wore a madras jacket once...
Still much love though, Spoo.
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name a color.... and it's in there, haha.
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Just be happy you are his hero.
I wish I had a hero to say the worst thing I have seen him do.
Maybe voxs big furry hogwarts coat.
Just be happy you are his hero.
I wish I had a hero to say the worst thing I have seen him do.
Maybe voxs big furry hogwarts coat.
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For me, there are two.
1) Fred Astaire pinning a button down collar
I had a professor who did that. He committed suicide some years later.
I wonder if there was a connection.
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I just want to shake my head when I see pics of him now......he was my style god. Fortunately Luciano Barbera hasn't gone "Flusser" on us.
I just want to shake my head when I see pics of him now......he was my style god. Fortunately Luciano Barbera hasn't gone "Flusser" on us.
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His DB shawl one is great.
I am coming around to notch lapel dinner suits, its a slightly more informal variant from when men used to have several dinner suits. A few other royals tend to wear them as well. I think they were quite in around the the late 50s early 60s.
Ed Morel wearing black gunboats with khakis.
In all seriousness, I'd rate Prince Michael of Kent as my sartorial hero. But even I can't forgive his notch lapel tuxedo. I'll try and find a pic.
His DB shawl one is great.
I am coming around to notch lapel dinner suits, its a slightly more informal variant from when men used to have several dinner suits. A few other royals tend to wear them as well. I think they were quite in around the the late 50s early 60s.
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