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Not One Everyday Tuxedo Wearing Man Left In This Whole World?
Sorry for bothering you again ;-) So you Brits still go for the full morning dress or stroller when it comes to wedding?- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Not One Everyday Tuxedo Wearing Man Left In This Whole World?
What an insight. Thank you. These kind of things have never failed to spark interests. In my opinion at least. What made the cost of servants' labour to increase in The 1930s? Great Depression? I thought people would work for scraps in that particular tough time. Do you know what the...- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Not One Everyday Tuxedo Wearing Man Left In This Whole World?
Not so long ago a decent man would at least wear a black tie tuxedo every single night. Maybe blue collar folks did not. The Upper Class. Middle Middle. Lower Middle. Upper Middle Class. All would. This trend has died somewhere in The Middle Of The 1940s or The 1950s or The 1960s. Why do you...- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Why Are The Dandyism Movement And The Preppy Movement So Hated?
There are the only two men's fashion movement left that are decent. Why are these movements and these looks so hated? Are you guys hating on them fashions too?- trapped
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The Only Still Living Men's Fashion Icon?
Can anyone comment on THE PREPPY THING?- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What Does It Mean To Dress CASUAL In The 1910s And The 1920s And The 1930s And The 1940s?
That's the problem though. 95 % of them wore suits. I've observed that for years. Guess there is no such thing as casual back then. Maybe just substitute fedora or homburg with boater and replacing regular necktie with blazing bow tie.- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Only Still Living Men's Fashion Icon?
Gotta check this mafoo guy out.- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Only Still Living Men's Fashion Icon?
Are you kidding me? He's 100 % Legit New York Upper Crust. Raised in THE HAMPTONS and MANHATTAN was his playground. Still is. His style is total preppy. He has gotten more LA though no thanks to The Kartrashians.- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Only Still Living Men's Fashion Icon?
Good to know that there is someone else who feels the same. Thank you man. Anyone else?- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What Does It Mean To Dress CASUAL In The 1910s And The 1920s And The 1930s And The 1940s?
I have no idea? Anyone?- trapped
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The Only Still Living Men's Fashion Icon?
Scott Disick. Yes. You heard it right the first time. Yes. He is one of the biggest jerks in the history of mankind ever. You still cannot deny the facts though. He's falling though. In early 2013 he has started to dress more URBAN though. This was due to Kanye West's influence on him. This was...- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Matching Combinations For Formal Events And Semi - Formal Events?
Thanks. Is it true that that ChesterField can be worn at both daytime and nighttime as daywear and eveningwear?- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Matching Combinations For Formal Events And Semi - Formal Events?
I meant to write cloak but autocorrect has changed it to crock.- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Matching Combinations For Formal Events And Semi - Formal Events?
Thanks mate. Anyone else? I really want to know your opinions on these.- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Matching Combinations For Formal Events And Semi - Formal Events?
1. What hat to wear when you're outdoors at the taxi stand at the black tie event? 2. What kind of overcoat to wear when you're outside of a white tie event? Some people wear some kind of a cape or crock? That's too magician - ish I suppose? 3. Do people wear an overcoat at an outdoor daytime...- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Upper Class Taste On Beauty And WORKING CLASS Taste On Beauty?
I managed to change the title of the thread. Yeah.- trapped
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- Forum: General Discussions
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Upper Class Taste On Beauty And WORKING CLASS Taste On Beauty?
Yes. The irony is that people of The Upper Class from The 1800s valued " BEEFINESS " as a sign of class beauty and emaciation as a symbol of lower class stature. Otherwise is true today. Why and when this happen today? I really wanna know guys.- trapped
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- Forum: General Discussions
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Formal Morning Day Wear And Semi - Formal Morning Day Wear?
Anyone else?- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Formal Morning Day Wear And Semi - Formal Morning Day Wear?
Thanks for the welcome man. I'll try your suggestion.- trapped
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Upper Class Taste On Beauty And WORKING CLASS Taste On Beauty?
How to edit title? It is supposed to say : - Upper Class Taste On Beauty And WORKING CLASS Taste On Beauty?- trapped
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- Forum: General Discussions