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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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I think the jacket looks fine esp if paired with tweed or flannel trousers, but with jeans it does look too big (at least too long) and is why I think the jean/sportjacket look is so easy to get wrong. One good effect of the cropped jacket movement is that those jackets do look great with jeans, being shorter in length than normal.
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I don't think the jacket itself is too big (besides the fact that it's a size small) because I don't feel it was intended to look streamlined or fitted, similar to an EG fit, and probably layered. Lobster has a point of pairing it with some trousers, perhaps a bit looser, so that it balances the look.
I'll have to go back to the shop and see what I can do about that.
I'll have to go back to the shop and see what I can do about that.
Yeah, basically...it's a nice jacket and fits well, it just doesn't really work too well with skinny jawnz. Nice shirt though.
Edit: Also, Stazy, I always thought you were from somewhere in Scandinavia...mind blown...
Edit: Also, Stazy, I always thought you were from somewhere in Scandinavia...mind blown...
Edit: Also, Stazy, I always thought you were from somewhere in Scandinavia...mind blown...Originally Posted by Bona Drag
I was spending a year in Finland when I first joined the forum so that is understandable.
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