HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III

[acridsheep]



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You'd have to dig deep to come up with a sadder pose than this one. I had to do a line of coke and take a dump on a poodle just to feel better.

Nice jacket though.

 

[Big A]

Decidedly "country"

 

[Citan1145]



You'd have to dig deep to come up with a sadder pose than this one. I had to do a line of coke and take a dump on a poodle just to feel better.
Nice jacket though.

Lmao. Wow, I feel kinda special to get the acrid treatment. Yeah, the angle was not the best, I will admit that. I swear, I look better from the back...

Now that I said that...sigh

 

[black_umbrella]

So this seemed like a good idea when I put it on this morning. I had seen malford do this pretty awesomely, but it's probably not for me. I spent most of the day with the SC off, because it felt contrived with it on.

I thought I'd post and take some online punishment to reinforce the shame. It's the catholic in me.

 

[the shah]

^ nice inverted umbrella

Maximum Dig.

All sliders pushed to the full city side.

Spoiler: Compulsories

2" cuffs
8.75" opening

Brooks Brothers Navy (nailhead?) suit
POSJAB medium spread collar shirt
Brooks Brothers tie
Linen PS
Gold Toe
Allen Edmonds

no ccommentary on the clothes but you kinda look like a cool dude and i like the use of the linen

 

[CDHagg]

So this seemed like a good idea when I put it on this morning. I had seen malford do this pretty awesomely, but it's probably not for me. I spent most of the day with the SC off, because it felt contrived with it on.

I thought I'd post and take some online punishment to reinforce the shame. It's the catholic in me.

I think this might work if the sweater had a shorter collar, and were made out of a larger knit (fewer warps/wefts per inch, or whatever the lingo is).

 

[Kid Nickels]

black_umbrella I'd like to see a close-up of that fabric. Looks like a nice SC... deets?

 

[Kid Nickels]



You'd have to dig deep to come up with a sadder pose than this one. I had to do a line of coke and take a dump on a poodle just to feel better.
Nice jacket though.

well in his defense he DID just take it out of the mail .... you'd think the line would've been enough but you had to get greedy didn't you!? (poor poodle didn't make it to Westminster)

 

[Pieceofsand]

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^ nice inverted umbrella
no ccommentary on the clothes but you kinda look like a cool dude and i like the use of the linen

Maximum Dig.
All sliders pushed to the full city side.

Spoiler: Compulsories

2" cuffs
8.75" opening

Brooks Brothers Navy (nailhead?) suit
POSJAB medium spread collar shirt
Brooks Brothers tie
Linen PS
Gold Toe
Allen Edmonds

Balmorals I would suggest use straight lacing, as oppose to crossed. I think it looks much neater.

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People dig fits like these, I always feel it is too small. That choking feeling lol.

 

[Kaplan]



Thanks. It's 2 or 3 years old now I think, by Rayner & Sturges, and ordered via Sartorial Executive. I can't remember the fabric maker though

I had something similar made by R&S in navy gingham, pretty sure the shirting was from Ringhart...

 

[CDHagg]

Would like some feedback on two aspects of today's fit please.

Firstly, what would you pair this tie with? I have the devil of a time finding things to wear with it but really like it as an item so would like to use it more.

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I'd say you could wear the tie with a navy blazer and a light-colored shirt. You could even go so far as to match the tie with grey pants, and wear that with a navy blazer.

 

[Mr. Moo]

IMPORTANT

Can someone please explain the love and adoration for Butler's 3-piece heavy tweed in a blizzard outfit? I get it - it's cool looking. But no one outside of me think that loafers are completely ridiculous with the rest of the clothing? Is it because Butler has transcended critique and is now what everyone wishes to look like later on in life? Someone explain.

 

[CDHagg]

And there goes my stuff...

I meant to say this earlier, but better late than never:

you've posted pics before with cardigans involved in the same context as above, and while the color-play and fit is good, I think you could improve simply by losing the cardigan. There's something about the fit of the cardigan that's bad, and in the context of the whole outfit I just don't think it looks good. Just my $0.02.

 

[Liam O]

IMPORTANT
Can someone please explain the love and adoration for Butler's 3-piece heavy tweed in a blizzard outfit? I get it - it's cool looking. But no one outside of me think that loafers are completely ridiculous with the rest of the clothing? Is it because Butler has transcended critique and is now what everyone wishes to look like later on in life? Someone explain.

A) no. I want to look like that now.

B) I'm not a huge fan of the loafers, but I'm too busy wanking to the tweeds/rest of the fit to care.

 

[CDHagg]

IMPORTANT
Can someone please explain the love and adoration for Butler's 3-piece heavy tweed in a blizzard outfit? I get it - it's cool looking. But no one outside of me think that loafers are completely ridiculous with the rest of the clothing? Is it because Butler has transcended critique and is now what everyone wishes to look like later on in life? Someone explain.

I won't comment on the merits of the tweed or the loafers per se, but I do think that there is some visual rhetoric going on. I'd say that the respectibility of Butler's age, the way that he evidently carries himself in the photos, the beard, the harmonic snow/tweed combination, the quality of the photographs, and the SF group-think snowball that starts rolling when first one, then another, and then another respected SF member waxes eloquent about the beauty of Butler's ensemble, all contribute to making Butler's fit seem better than it would probably look in real life. I still think it looks pretty good, and I do think he makes the tassel loafers work better than most other people could, but I also think that there may be other elements at play here.

Not that it's that important. I looked at Butler's photos, appreciated and admired them, and moved on with my life.