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Suit Supply Soho and tie
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Stop squealin, cuz its all in your head


In the heads of others as well. It really would make the outfit a costume. At a certain age, for whatever reason, this ceases to be true.

In Seoul I often wore beanies when it got cold. Probably didn't go well with the rest of what I was wearing. But **** having cold ears.
 

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In the heads of others as well. It really would make the outfit a costume. At a certain age, for whatever reason, this ceases to be true.


I agree. I'm in my early 40's and it's disappointing that I can't do a hat, neckerchief or ascot without feeling like I'm wearing a costume. Last year I purchased a panama, and I think it went off okay on summer weekends. I don't care too much about how I'm perceived, but as I get older I think I can get away with more and more. My inner old man is definitely an ascot wearing guy … he'll just have to wait a bit longer.
 

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I'll bear the shoes thing in mind - to be honest, I presumed they were formal because they were capped toe with broguing. May I ask what you would consider a better alternative?
I'd have leaned towards an oxford or a sleeker blucher, maybe even a monk. Something about five-eyelet bluchers read to me as a bit too conservative for that rig.
 

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Saturday.
Suit Supply Soho and tie
Taylor Stitch shirt
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Looks like a Rembrandt, nice Visconti that. All good CP :nodding:

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@jfrater Love the suit, good work. Light blue shirt for me :nodding:

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Today, off to the Club for Sunday lunch with the family. Happy days :D



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IMO white's okay, perhaps ecru or yellow would b perfect at an All Blacks game :devil:


Fortunately I don't frequent sporting events :) As for yellow or ecru - I have always shied away from those colors as they remind me of my childhood (late 70s early 80s) when men here wore brown suits and yellow shirts - all cheap. Perhaps I ought to try to get over my fear though. Is it worth having an ecru shirt in your wardrobe as part of the essentials for shirts?
 

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Fortunately I don't frequent sporting events :) As for yellow or ecru - I have always shied away from those colors as they remind me of my childhood (late 70s early 80s) when men here wore brown suits and yellow shirts - all cheap. Perhaps I ought to try to get over my fear though. Is it worth having an ecru shirt in your wardrobe as part of the essentials for shirts?


jf, I have two, they remain very nearly new! Says it all really :satisfied:
 

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Yesterday, from our last day in Florence. What you can't see in this picture is that I have a bad cold, but forced myself to do one last day of tourist-y stuff. Cropped the pants out because they'd been worn too much last week and started to loose their crease, it was mid grey flannels though, with medium brown suede chukkas.

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Cleav, suede and gray looks great! I did something similar today:

Sartorio gray super light flannel chalk stripe, kiton sale tie with brown/blue/orange stripes, suede belt n shoes

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Cleav, suede and gray looks great! I did something similar today:

Sartorio gray super light flannel chalk stripe, kiton sale tie with brown/blue/orange stripes, suede belt n shoes

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Yo always good Foxx, nice suede too :nodding:
 

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Yesterday, from our last day in Florence. What you can't see in this picture is that I have a bad cold, but forced myself to do one last day of tourist-y stuff. [...]

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Nice sweater. Sorry about the cold.

In re: touristy stuff. I hope at some point in your life life you've visited the Duomo and its Baptistery. My favorite Florentine sites.

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