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Sanguis Mortuum

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Originally Posted by jambo
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What is off? I can't see any difference in the red boxes you drew.

The horizontal stripe on one of the lapels lines up with a different part of the pattern on the chest than does the stripe on the other lapel. It might just be because of the way he's posing, but if not then the facings may have been cut slightly different with respect to the pattern, or possibly one facing has been curved with the iron slightly more than the other
 
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Nope, look:

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He's pulling the coat here which is skewing the lapel:

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