flatspotting
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That face has me afraid for my life.
PS love the outfit
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That face has me afraid for my life.
That face has me afraid for my life.
I was thinking the same thing. It looks like a publicity still from the iGent version of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
You often read on SF about people getting harassed for dressing nicely. I doubt that happens to Butler. If he is ever offering gravitas lessons, I am signing up.
Butler, the sleeve openings of your jackets look quite wide; I suppose this is deliberate? I don't understand it, to my eye, smaller would look a lot better (and your shirt fits very close to the wrist).
Spot one mistake? His waistcoat slip is showing too much - it is only supposed to be just visible
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I'm not sure I entirely agree; I think gradations of depth are permissible. Here. for instance, is my own slipped waistcoat:
I would say that is it mid-way between the two examples given. Although I cannot confidently date it, it is a genuine vintage article and I have not tampered with the slip placing in any way.