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On the topic of the Dover, Don Draper is rockin a similar style

 
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The problem with liking only sleek lasts is the same problem as only liking chunky lasts, in certain outfits you are not going to be well put together. We see that regularly on the forum. Sleek lasts are fine if that is your thing but you need to realize that an elongated super antiqued double monk with a pair of cords/jeans looks bad. A worsted DB suit with clunky shoes looks bad. There are bad extremes at both the clunky/elongated end but if you stay in the middle ground of both and wear the right style with the right outfit, both lasts have a place in everyones closet. Horses for courses.


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Carmina Suede Wholecuts

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You either love shoes or you don't--these are different styles of shoe. I see the value in both.


Oh trust me bro. I love shoes. I appreciate the workmanship and aesthetic in these, I just find them fugalicious.
 

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Great, Malford. Rain last?
 
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What do you think AS homage to AH designs ? At afinepairofshoes under AS for AFPOS


do you mean the charlton? imo, it's a distant cousin. not bad looking, though.
 

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The problem with liking only sleek lasts is the same problem as only liking chunky lasts, in certain outfits you are not going to be well put together. We see that regularly on the forum. Sleek lasts are fine if that is your thing but you need to realize that an elongated super antiqued double monk with a pair of cords/jeans looks bad. A worsted DB suit with clunky shoes looks bad. There are bad extremes at both the clunky/elongated end but if you stay in the middle ground of both and wear the right style with the right outfit, both lasts have a place in everyones closet. Horses for courses.


Couldn't have said it better myself...these days since I've been dressing more casually I prefer clunky lasts. The Vass F is as slick as I like to go, but that actually works well both with suits and jeans.
 
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re: NSTs wasn't paying attention back there, but I like them and agree that they have their place everywhere except the boardroom.

Bottom one's Demeter-Halmos in Freudenburg deadstock


 

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