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Adam of London: Suits or Costumes?
I never mentioned 'mod", although someone in the conversation did. Am looking more at a neo-Edwardian, Hardy Amies, freakbeat, Joe Orton vibe. Any ideas?- Bristol Fashion
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Adam of London: Suits or Costumes?
Yes, that will be the test. Apparently they are cut for the long and skinny chap, which is me, so it might work. As opposed to Chester Cordite stuff - just having a couple of shirts that I bought on line taken in as we speak.- Bristol Fashion
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Adam of London: Suits or Costumes?
I like the long jacketed neo-Edwardian look. Might work with Balmoral boots and a turtle neck. I prefer spearpoint shirts, even when that's not always the 'correct' match.- Bristol Fashion
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Adam of London: Suits or Costumes?
Understand what you're trying to say, but you have described my old geography teacher.- Bristol Fashion
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Adam of London: Suits or Costumes?
I have seen some Adam of London stuff online, and some of it is quite close to what I want. Does anyone have any experiences or views that they can share? While it does match my aesthetic, am concerned that in real life it might look like 'dress up'. Have searched this site, but it just returned...- Bristol Fashion
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Introduce yourself.
I have seen some Adam of London stuff online, and some of it is quite close to what I want. Does anyone have any experiences or views that they can share? Is there a better thread in which to put this query? Searched the site, but it just returned archaic references to Budgie.- Bristol Fashion
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Introduce yourself.
Hi, I'm a fellow of a certain age who rarely finds exactly the clothes that he wants or needs. Why can't we just will garments into existence? Big fan of the late 60s neo-Edwardian look, Hardy Amies, and all that good stuff, but hard to find it done well. Hopefully someone out there might be...- Bristol Fashion
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- Forum: Classic Menswear