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There might be some issues with the jacket's waist being taken in, but I think 3 or 4 pleats on those trousers would help
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As do tautologies.
Timeless style is a myth anyway, you guys can wear your togas in good health.
There might be some issues with the jacket's waist being taken in, but I think 3 or 4 pleats on those trousers would help
Myth? More like a noble lie. It remains true, however, that what Fred Astaire wore casually looks more contemporary than the fashionable clothes of any decade since him. And historically-informed dress sense is clearly a good thing.
I definitely wouldn't say that. A suit almost always look old fashioned anyway. I dress for the present not to evoke some mystical sartorial paradise lost so I'll have to disagree with you. And I don't care about the Duke of Windsor and his dress sense any more than I care about the Dukes of Hazzard.