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I keep buying clothes I think I like, a few months later I hate them
If you're trying a new style, it's inevitable when you look in the mirror it won't look like "you", even if it looks great (the two things aren't exactly the same). You may find that you have to train your own eye to expect to see - or to accept seeing - this new version of yourself. I mean...- espiocrat
- Post #18
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Tips on where to find soft shirt jacket/blousons?
Barena sometimes do nice hybrids - not sure what they describe them as today, but I've a boiled wool "blazer" from a few years back that is completely unstructured and wears more like a cardigan- espiocrat
- Post #13
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Tips on where to find soft shirt jacket/blousons?
Not cheap, but a rather lovely hybrid between a blazer/sportcoat and something more shirt-like would be the Bryceland's Easy Jacket: https://brycelandsco.co.uk/collections/easy-jacket- espiocrat
- Post #11
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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How to stop overdressing
If men or women want to stereotype other people's conduct and attitude to life in general purely on the basis of their clothing (of whatever degree of formality) then that speaks volumes about them and their own lack of imagination, compassion and generosity of spirit.- espiocrat
- Post #67
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Luxire Custom Clothing - Official Affiliate Thread
I am really struggling with the Luxire website, especially around custom styles: When choosing "Make my own style" I can only see a handful of my saved styles in the "Your styles" part of the drop down. Also when choosing "Make my own style", as soon as I have made a choice (such as 'front...- espiocrat
- Post #37,243
- Forum: Classic Menswear