DonCologne
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Isn't it great that it's socially acceptable to drape oneself in cashmere.
Isn't it great that it's socially acceptable to drape oneself in cashmere.
I think you look much better in browns and warm earth tones.
cashmere and cashmere
The pocket square was to bring out the little bit of red in the tie - not hugely obviously from this photo but more so in this one: http://cdn.styleforum.net/6/6e/6e2548e6_Ff1IEEF.jpeg
Did not had a chance to get a good pic but the outfit was this one:
Ah, I see that now. And seeing that the shirt has a little bit of a check makes me like it even better. I'll often do both a full-length and a close-up like that one in the first post, to make sure details like that come through.
Stitchy was an SF giant. Then he lost some weight.
But Cox is right. A lot of folks, when they post a bad fit, are just ignored. YRR and Pliny are just trying to help. Consider going to the WAYWRN Composite Thread (a compilation of fits receiving over twenty thumbs). Start from the beginning and work your way through.
Anyway, welcome.
@jfrater
, @Pliny
and @YRR92
are certainly not letting you off lightly. But their comments are indeed on point, and it's worth noting that on this board, if you were a dick posting garbage fits, people wouldn't even bother offering advice.
Your most recent fit would certainly pass muster for most observers, but this isn't most observers - this is StyleForum. It's a hard school. Like studying violin at Moscow Conservatorium - you turn up thinking your Tchaikovsky concerto is pretty damn good, and guess what? Actually, it sucks. And really, at that point, you have no choice but to just absorb what people are telling you and set yourself to the task of improving, fast.
The first fits I posted here were really atrocious and I was quite taken aback by the dissing they got. Hey - I'm here to learn and improve. I got on with the job and these days, in between my stinkers, I occasionally manage to score 20+ thumbs for my fits. I've had a lot of fun getting to this point and I plan to continue improving, although I doubt I'll ever reach the dizzy heights of some of the real SF giants. (You'll work out who they are soon enough, if you haven't already.)
I notice you've actually been registered on SF since 2005. Been lurking all this time? What, may I ask, renewed your interest in posting?