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Whats the driving force that causes you to return to StyleForum? (MC Version)
As someone who only recently found SF my main reason was the following: Not knowing enough about clothes in general, I will (hopefully) need to wear a suit to work once I graduate, while that is far off in the horizon I believe it won't hurt to start building up knowledge already to get things...- Incognito
- Post #81
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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White tie - need some pointers
Doing it right quickly turns out to compromising the least. As of now there will be no detatchable collar for the shirt, the vest will be saying boo, from under the coat and the salesman did not even know what patent leather pumps were, so I'll have to go with patent leather oxfords. Also it's...- Incognito
- Post #16
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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White tie - need some pointers
I do know what you mean To me though, everytime I simply look down at the pumps against my trousers, I am completely satisfied, as opposed to seeing a relatively chunk oxford looking back! That's atleast some solace if they look different in context of trousers. I guess I'll try to found some...- Incognito
- Post #14
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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White tie - need some pointers
at this site.[/url] A blogger I trust very much had a pair made there and they were wonderful (albeit running a little on the smaller side) for an absolute steal at that price. For what it's worth, pumps are also the correct footwear of choice for black tie, even though many do opt for patent...- Incognito
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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White tie - need some pointers
Silk scarf would be correct. Wool's texture is on the coarser side. I have a cream coloured scarf for this purpose, tassel end. Okay thanks! The waistcoat should be even with the bottom of the coat's front, and not protrude below. This absolutely requires that the trousers have a high rise and...- Incognito
- Post #10
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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White tie - need some pointers
Alright thanks I hope you don't mind if I pose another couple of questions that sprang to mind. First of all, as I understand it a top hat is customary with white tie, but not only am I the sort of person who doesn't wear hats in general, but also it would feel a bit... over the top. (I'm...- Incognito
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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White tie - need some pointers
So I've recently run into an opporunity to wear white tie attire, and since I'm less than knowledgeable in the subject and since I've made the desicion to buy rather than rent I thought I'd ask for some help here. So are there any obvious points that are bound to go wrong? What kind of cuffs...- Incognito
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