Critique my outfit!

[odoreater]

This thread is like a train wreck, you just can't help staring as you pass by.

 

[Sator]

Originally Posted by Soph

Bespoke the Troll

Yes it looks like the original poster has disappeared. He has now had the benefit of the doubt and has declared his intentions. At least your friend Mr Bespoke the Troll is dressed for the part.

 

[Catchcall]

Wow! I never knew so many people would reply. Thanks Sator for the advice but really, I love the way I dress now but I'll heed some of the advice you gave.

What's this book you bring up?

For some of my doubters I'm actually the man in the picture so no this isn't a joke. Sigh, I'm not a troll! And please don't make negative comments about looks.

 

[Sator]

Originally Posted by Catchcall

Wow! I never knew so many people would reply. Thanks Sator for the advice but really, I love the way I dress now but I'll heed some of the advice you gave.

What's this book you bring up?


Pardon me for beginning to doubt you (you just took a long time to reply) but if you are so deeply enamoured of your dress why did you post here asking for suggestions if it weren't to try to substantially improve?

The book is entitled The Suit.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...&link_code=as1

 

[Catchcall]

Originally Posted by Sator

Pardon me for beginning to doubt you (you just took a long time to reply) but if you are so deeply enamoured of your dress why did you post here asking for suggestions if it weren't to try to substantially improve?

The book is entitled The Suit.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...&link_code=as1
Sorry but I only check forums once or twice a day. I just wanted to gauge some opinions but I do want to improve some parts like tie matching and things. I like to really clash sometimes.

I'll check out the book at my neighborhood friendly bookstore.

 

[gdl203]

Originally Posted by Catchcall

really, I love the way I dress now

Originally Posted by Catchcall

I'll check out the book at my neighborhood friendly bookstore.

I strongly advise against that in your case. It may depress you tremendously

 

[sho'nuff]

Originally Posted by Catchcall

Wow! I never knew so many people would reply. Thanks Sator for the advice but really, I love the way I dress now but I'll heed some of the advice you gave.

What's this book you bring up?

For some of my doubters I'm actually the man in the picture so no this isn't a joke. Sigh, I'm not a troll! And please don't make negative comments about looks.

of course many people would reply. but are you so starved you need negative attention?

you do look tremendously ugly.

 

[Sator]

Originally Posted by Catchcall

I like to really clash sometimes.

Yes, we could see that

You do realise that by having a keleidoscope of colours like that you chop yourself up, don't you? Choping youself up means you look fragmented and above all - tubby. The black belt - just to mention one instance - creates strong horizontal lines across a background canvass of brown to produce a widening effect. This chops your torso off from your legs and makes you look portly. The glaring white socks even further chops you up. Add the red trousers and you end up looking like you entered down that chimney. That's why you end up blending in perfectly with the wreath Notice the way the gentleman pictured in the link here also wears a black belt with his red trousers. It too has a widening effect on him. http://www.adpunch.org/images/r_sant...oca-cola-2.jpg Maybe you too want to look like a man of substance?

 

[Sator]

Originally Posted by diorshoe

you do look tremendously ugly.

Gentlemen! Please mind your manners.

 

[Nantucket Red]

Originally Posted by Catchcall

My friends say I have eclectic tastes

Your friends display admirable tact.

 

[CitizenK]

UNCLE BUCK???

It's you!!!

After all these years they finally let you out of the Pen?

That's great!!!