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RDiaz is much more fashion forward
Dude, you hurt my feelings. :tounge:
Dude, you hurt my feelings. :tounge:
Common sense should have led me to vote myself, but I just couldn't - no one on this board rocks the DB as well as Mr. Crust does.
RDiaz outfit strikes me as being more contemporary and def has a combination of colours which is why he seems to have the edge, but, I think Upr_crust's suit has a better fit. Though I must say I don't really like Upr_crust's tie from the picture.
Tbh, I think it's comparing apples with oranges here.
RDiaz's outfit would have been better in a face-off against In Stitches odd jacket and grey trousers combinations since they'd belong to the same category of clothing -- casual v casual.
Over here, what we're seeing is a casual outfit being pitted against a conservative suit. So, naturally, one'd expect more colours etc on RDiaz's outfit, whilst for conservative business dress the opportunities for being more whimsical is limited.
It also doesn't help upr_crust that his suit is dark charcoal, and all together more somber, which strikes me as being smth that would appeal to the older generation, and not necessarily the igents who prefer a bit more creativity and colour.