Texastyle
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interesting
i just hate not being able to check something out in person first... at least to get a sense of what a certain brand/cut/fabric/etc. is like
I don't know, and actually I'd like to know too--can anyone ID the maker on these?Are most Herring shoes of similar quality? (Specifically, the styling on this shoe is more favorable to me: http://www.herringshoes.co.uk/produ...&selectedSizeID=15&selectedFitID=2&seconds=0# )
Hey guys, I posted this on formalwear p0rn but haven't got a response...
I'm going to be in a black-tie optional gala this coming Saturday that my company is sponsoring. Can I wear my white dinner jacket even after Labor Day?
I don't have a proper tux so another option would be my dark navy blue SB peak.
Check out this thread. It will provide an abundance of examples. http://www.styleforum.net/t/234255/hof-what-are-you-wearing-right-now-part-iiiI have heard that wearing a matching pocket square and tie are very tacky. I have seen combinations that look nice. Any thoughts and/or examples of what to and what not to wear in regards to pocket squares and ties?
Old wives tales about holidays affecting colors should be forgotten. Especially with formal wear. Because it is a company event, your standing in the company should have more of an impact on what you wear IMO. If I were management I would be fine wearing a white or blue jacket. However, especially in conservative settings, wearing anything aside from a black tux can look a bit brash and affected. However, since neither are black I'd say white is a more conservative choice. (Sorry to all those in England who maintain a gentleman never wears a white coat to a black tie affair.)