Maccimus
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Here you go again. I'll say it again, brown and black don't look good together, in my opinion.
Even GQ says so..
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Here you go again. I'll say it again, brown and black don't look good together, in my opinion.
Well there you go again. It's merely a matter of opinion. I don't think brown and black is the most ideal combo, but it can easily be done, particularly if the brown is more on the tan side. Black and tan.
brown and black in some instances is nice. dont be narrowminded like you typically are. ty
Im not totally against black blazers, I just feel like anything you can pull off with a black blazer can be done the same or better with a navy one instead.
There you go again.
Strangely, black is perfect for the very formal, and the very casual.
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I'm assuming you don't approve this one either? I prefer slim fitting jackets. I have a HF in B body,,, it makes me look like a coffee pot
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