HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part IV (starting May 2014)

[inimitable]



Today. Pour L'Challange

Great colour palette and textures

 

[Claghorn]

Crappy light, and what I would wear if I were at Pitti (the FC)

SF Family:
Henry Carter

 

[Coxsackie]

Not for the Pitti challenge, but add a straw boater and maybe it could be.











Disclosure: I do not own a straw boater.

 

[Claghorn]

"I do not own a straw boater.....yet"

I'm very on the fence about that fit. Had the tie and the jacket not looked to be made of the same material, it'd be easier to decide whether I like it or not. It's an unconventional fit, though, that's for sure.

 

[Coxsackie]

Yes I noticed that too. It's a bit weird. But then, I am a bit weird, so maybe it's all good.

 

[Tried and True]

I like it! Shoe deets?

 

[ShawnBC]



Today. Early meeting with some cold and a lot of traffic.

Betel, who makes the cardi? Very nice!!

 

[Coxsackie]

I like it! Shoe deets?

Shoes are Canali and almost impossible to incorporate into any fit. Fortunately I picked them up very cheaply at a sale.

 

[Pliny]

Gentlemen, the suit fabric is H Lesser 31212 from the formal collection.

Closer view below:

even better

 

[Kid Nickels]



Yes I noticed that too. It's a bit weird. But then, I am a bit weird, so maybe it's all good.

I would fall into this category as well! Not completely sold on the seersucker pants, but the general unconventional style is pretty cool... and good use of an atypical shoe I'd say.

 

[Murlsquirl]



even better

Agree...beautiful fabric.

 

[Roy Al]

Thanks for the thumbs, gentlemen.

 

[steffenbp11]

didn´t get around to posting yesterday, but here is what I wore...( pretty much the combination I always wear)

 

[Ianiceman]

Hard to tell with certainty due to the framing but that jacket looks like an absolute perfect fit.

 

[Tried and True]



Hard to tell with certainty due to the framing but that jacket looks like an absolute perfect fit.

Yes, the front looks good but who knows how the back is fitted. the back is the tricky part of fitting a jacket.