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He makes them look good, though. I didn't think they could until I saw him wearing one. You just don't have the "points" option when you wear them.The exact moment I lost respect for Spoo was when he started referring to his pocket square as a 'pochette' and listing his cologne. I think something inside me died that day!
Good looking fit but looks a wee bit tight around the button.x-post from the Friday Challenge:
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Anyone know what happened to the forum member "Lufvier"? He stopped posting last October.
Good looking fit but looks a wee bit tight around the button.
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seamaster, anden, crusty and TTO, great looking fits, gents.
This is a lovely colour-palette on you but the matching pocket square is bringing things down today
I disagree with this. I think it's generally accepted that completely matching solid tie and pocket squares is a bit of a men's Wearhouse noob move, but I don't see a problem with dominant colours being reflected in each. Somewhere a rule has evolved where the pocket square at most is supposed to 'pick up' a colour from the tie or shirt and nothing more. Why? Foo mentioned something about there being two points of focus for the eye - the tie and the pocket square - so why is this a crime? Is it too much for the human brain to digest?
Anyone know what happened to the forum member "Lufvier"? He stopped posting last October.
had you said "shul," that would have made your point far more convincing for me.
From two nights ago, finally got the photos edited.
He's a lawyer. My guess is that he finally got busy!
Well played, stitchy. Well played.
But srsly, you won't see the next level until you PS up.