southernstyle
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Thanks for the kind words, I'm a work in progress. My generation sees good quality clothing as a dying art, but I prefer quality over quantity.
I chuckled at the first stab but the second one was uncalled for, if you think I look young wouldn't you try to act like a grown up and give positive criticism not just call me out.
The jacket is an unstructured cotton which makes even the slightest ripple look really apparent, and I have broad shoulders from working out and playing soccer which makes it hard to find an OTR jacket that fits really well in the shoulders and chest. (Any input on how to fix this would be appreciated) I agree with the tie to jacket proportions which is why I previously went with the knit but I don't currently have the funding for a new jacket at the moment. As for the tie, I like to wear some pretty wild **** sometimes and I might as well get away with it while I'm young. I'll try to get a picture of the back of the jacket but thanks a lot for the advice.
Correct, the flag originated at LSU but has since also found its way to East Carolina.
I see the rebel flag as a heritage not hate deal. My ancestors fought to protect where I'm from and died under the flag, I don't mean to offend anyone. I also don't think its even remotely comparative to a swastika.
Thanks for the comments,
IV
I think you are trying very hard Bud and you looking really good, not perfect of course, but really good. IMO
Thanks for the kind words, I'm a work in progress. My generation sees good quality clothing as a dying art, but I prefer quality over quantity.
SS - Don't mind that guy, you're doing great. I'd say your lapels are a little skinny for my taste, and if you do want to go with lapels that skinny, go with a skinnier tie and maybe even bring in the shoulders a little (although it's hard to tell from this one pic). I'd also say go a little easy on the colors for your tie, but that's to personal taste I guess.
Also on the jacket: it may just be the way that you're standing, but looks like the shoulder line isn't really smooth. It may be that you need the collar lowered to take care of that. But again, might just be how you're standing. See if you can somehow look at the back, either by using mirrors or getting someone else to look or take a picture, and see if there is horizontal pulling near the collar.
I chuckled at the first stab but the second one was uncalled for, if you think I look young wouldn't you try to act like a grown up and give positive criticism not just call me out.
The jacket is an unstructured cotton which makes even the slightest ripple look really apparent, and I have broad shoulders from working out and playing soccer which makes it hard to find an OTR jacket that fits really well in the shoulders and chest. (Any input on how to fix this would be appreciated) I agree with the tie to jacket proportions which is why I previously went with the knit but I don't currently have the funding for a new jacket at the moment. As for the tie, I like to wear some pretty wild **** sometimes and I might as well get away with it while I'm young. I'll try to get a picture of the back of the jacket but thanks a lot for the advice.
Tell me more about why that rebel flag is yellow and purple.
Those are ECU colors...I assume this is the reason.
Correct, the flag originated at LSU but has since also found its way to East Carolina.
Because it's de rigueur to have one's American swastika in one's school colors?
I see the rebel flag as a heritage not hate deal. My ancestors fought to protect where I'm from and died under the flag, I don't mean to offend anyone. I also don't think its even remotely comparative to a swastika.
Thanks for the comments,
IV
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