Do You Like This Look?

[Always Suited]

I wear hanky/pocket square with every suit everyday.

 

[Always Suited]

I wear ascots with a blazer for casual events or around the house. But yes the shirt is awful.

 

[Mustapha]

This Look ... in the context of it's Time - the 1970s; was fine. Some of the more dapper teachers at my high school were dressed like this. Except the ascot. No beatings resulted from the wearing.

 

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by GeorgePaul

And the sleeves look too short.

I like the sleeves like that. Besides, they were done with surgeon's cuffs so they can't be altered easily.

 

[tiecollector]

The collar is a bit much. I like the shoulders on the jacket. It would work in Paris in a different era, but in today's world, I think it would be a bit contrived.

All in all I like the look but can't imagine anyone wearing it today. I hope to be proven wrong.

 

[Neo1824]

I don't like this at all...

 

[LabelKing]

I'm going to wear this--and maybe gold jewelry--to a charity event, perhaps benefiting a children's hospital. Or maybe this:

Sometimes, it's just more fun being sleazy and unrepentently self-indulgent.

 

[The_Game07]

Ys I do and have been wanting to try it out for a while now. Although I would have the collar of the shirt tucked in.

 

[Holdfast]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

I'm going to wear this--and maybe gold jewelry--to a charity event, perhaps benefiting a children's hospital.

Or maybe this:

Sometimes, it's just more fun being sleazy and unrepentently self-indulgent.


I like this look much better.

I also like your subversive plan to wear something like this to a charity event.

 

[Orsini]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

For my otherwise more dark and black outfits, I have a gold bracelet that I wear. It is an old yellow gold bracelet that I wear on the same wrist as my gold watch, which incidentally has a gold face, hands and applied numbers. If I wear a pocket watch, I also wear the bracelet. I think it brings a little flash of color to a slightly bleak ensemble. It sounds gaudy, but it's actually quite tasteful.
I am sure that it looks good. Judging from your posts, I expect you have impeccable taste. When you have them both on one wrist, do you put anything on the other wrist? Jewelry is fairly limited for gentleman if you are gong to stick close to the rules. I would like to get some decent dress watches and set them up with coordinated bands. Yeah...shoes, belt, and watch band all from man-eating saltwater crocodile. That should look prosperous if a bit of what I believe the English refer to as "flash".

 

[tbabes]

Not even a little bit -- I'd put this squarely in the "trying too hard" folder.

 

[lasbar]

Labelking is a true fashionista.....He does love beautiful objects and different styles....

He is a real Dandy and he is not scared of being different....
A Dandy is a rare human with a different perception of the world than ourselves...

 

[bowtielover]

I find the look to be a bit dated and even in its time i'm sure I would have disliked it then as well. The ascot look always to me gives the impression that there wearer is snooty and thinks himself to be better than everyone else around him.

 

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by Orsini

I am sure that it looks good. Judging from your posts, I expect you have impeccable taste. When you have them both on one wrist, do you put anything on the other wrist?

Jewelry is fairly limited for gentleman if you are gong to stick close to the rules. I would like to get some decent dress watches and set them up with coordinated bands. Yeah...shoes, belt, and watch band all from man-eating saltwater crocodile. That should look prosperous if a bit of what I believe the English refer to as "flash".
I only wear a ring on the other side.

I do believe that men are rather limited in jewelry, especially if you're not from a Romantic heritage--Spanish, Italian, etc. Of course, a nice watch and perhaps pocket watch & chain usually compensate.