HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II

[Tibor]

Originally Posted by someotherstyle

only a closeup today, sorry.



Now that's a palette few artists could create even if they wanted to. Spot on!

 

[patrickBOOTH]

Spoo, this is probably a long shot, but do you know what the source of that fabric is?

 

[Tibor]

Very crisp.

I would choose a tie with a tad bit larger stripes as they do play with your chalkstripes a little too aggressively. Also a slight bit more exercise in your mid section would make your waist supression perfect. The suit is truly lovely.

I happen to love the fold in your pocket square. I do a fold very similair quite often.

 

[Sazerac]

Originally Posted by someotherstyle

only a closeup today, sorry.



Silk knot in the lapel. I've never seen that before and I like it.

That touch of burnt orange on the PS is very nice.

 

[MyOtherLife]

Originally Posted by spoozy

Simply marvelous Spoozy.

 

[Gus]

I like all the elements and fit. But, I would suggest a solid or micro stripe in the shirt. The size of the stripes are to close to the stripe of the suit.

Originally Posted by NOBD

 

[Threadbearer]

 

[JPHardy]

Originally Posted by SpooPoker

Perhaps you are confusing me with Spoozy?

big difference there....

Originally Posted by niidawg3

really?


Nii, just look at the buildings and signs. Spoozy lives in Europe. That's the easiest way to tell who's, who.

 

[MyOtherLife]

Originally Posted by IST66

IST, you are an under-rated sartorial master. Consistent elegance that is a joy to behold.
I also enjoy your photography skills, especially your use of ambient lighting.

 

[MBreinin]

Originally Posted by JPHardy

Nii, just look at the buildings and signs. Spoozy lives in Europe. That's the easiest way to tell who's, who.

That is cooooooold.

 

[SpooPoker]

 

[Tibor]

Spoozy I will send you a free custom made steel gray Art Facwett rabbit fedora made about 4 years ago for me if you like. Just pay for shipping. I think it would complete the look. Brim is 2 3/4 inches with a silver bound edge. Let me know if you want it.

 

[TRINI]

Originally Posted by JPHardy

Nii, just look at the buildings and signs. Spoozy lives in Europe. That's the easiest way to tell who's, who.

Originally Posted by MBreinin

That is cooooooold.

Originally Posted by SpooPoker

There needs to be some kind of death match to decide who keeps the name.

 

[IST66]

Originally Posted by ndw

YOu always have some of my favorite casual looks. This is how you do a DB with jeans.

Originally Posted by Kappelan

Awesome!

Originally Posted by ThinkDerm

nice vibe!

Originally Posted by Holdfast

Very good indeed. Love the colours, esp. the green.

Originally Posted by audiophilia

Fantastic here and on Tumblr!

Originally Posted by NOBD

I like the DB with the jeans.

Originally Posted by Man Of Lint

IST, you are an under-rated sartorial master. Consistent elegance that is a joy to behold.
I also enjoy your photography skills, especially your use of ambient lighting.

Gentlemen, thanks for your kind comments!

Originally Posted by spoozy

Not joining SF bukkake on that. IST, i normally love your stuff, but this doesn´t live to up to your otherwise high standards. The jeans are way to faded to match the dark db coat, the ps is out of place colourwise and the shoes don´t match the rest of the ensemble.

If you wanna play it like an Italian, dress it up with some dark, skinny jeans, loafers and a white ps and i´ll have your back on this.
Thanks for the detailed comment!
I almost have understood all. I haven't understood only one thought.
Why you are convinced of that I want to look as the Italian?

And why narrow jeans which are dressed by schoolboys, should dress men of 44 y.o?

Cheers!
Igor

 

[NOBD]

Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy

I like all the elements and fit. But, I would suggest a solid or micro stripe in the shirt. The size of the stripes are to close to the stripe of the suit.

Thanks. I understand. The main reason I chose this shirt was that it makes a 'mini-combo' with the navy tie, which (NOBD-theoretically...) pulls the shirt a bit away from the jacket and toward the tie, and thus makes the whole 'quiet' enough for me to wear it. Hope that makes sense...