HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III

[Louis XIV]



Alden for leathersoul hawaii suede tassels, A Suitable Wardrobe "belgians" sans bow and Alden #9 Cigar Shell Cordovan tassels.

Can you tell us more about the belgians?
I checked ASW and while I was able to find some animal patterned shoes as well as those with bows, I couldn't find the style you are running, which imo is the most appealing.

 

[Prof. B. Bear]



It's been a while since I've posted, obviously you can't see the whole setup but maybe a few of you will appreciate the pictures:

First pair of pants are linen?

 

[Henry Carter]

X post from Aussie members thread. Been a while between drinks on this thread. Not really a fit pic, but WIWT none the less

Suit: Herringbone Sydney
Shirt: CW
Tie: Henry Carter Plum Grenadine
PS: Henry Carter Blue printed silk.

 

[Kappelan]

Monday

 

[southernstyle]



SO awesome southernstyle. And please don't stop posting, I wanna see more

Thank you sir

Also, southernstyle, donning a tie sans jacket is/was a custom where you live? Really interested (international relations scientist's fetish).

No, I work in a haberdashery and I take my jacket off in the back when I'm pricing items and preparing items for customer pick up. I wear that blue blazer (Samuelsohn cashmere) nearly everyday, I'm waiting for my first suit to arrive.

Can you tell us more about the belgians?
I checked ASW and while I was able to find some animal patterned shoes as well as those with bows, I couldn't find the style you are running, which imo is the most appealing.

You can find them here, I just removed the bows: http://store.asuitablewardrobe.net/suedehouseshoeswithcontrastingtrim.aspx

First pair of pants are linen?

Yes sir, Hickey Freeman to be exact.

 

[luftvier]

This breaks all my personal rules and is probably best relegated to the peacock thread.

 

[FlyingMonkey]

This breaks all my personal rules and is probably best relegated to the peacock thread.

I like the idea. I am not sure whether the tie colour is the right one, but I am trying to think of a colour that would work better - perhaps a deep or royal blue, but I don't know.

 

[Citan1145]

Color combo may be very predictable today but I love pink and blue, what can I say? Black monk straps on the bottom. Shirt is blue glen plaid if not clear.

 

[Holdfast]

I'm also in a light tie mood...

 

[IrateCustomer]



Color combo may be very predictable today but I love pink and blue, what can I say? Black monk straps on the bottom. Shirt is blue glen plaid if not clear.

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/58019768@N02/7823305184/

It's not bad, but I think a darker tie would make this look better. As it is, there are a lot of similar shades going on and I feel it would improve with some contrast.

 

[Victor Elfo]

Monday

The blazer is black? Could you describe the trousers (can not see much through the photo)?

 

[Kappelan]



The blazer is black? Could you describe the trousers (can not see much through the photo)?

Yes black.
Just some Strellson pants

 

[JunyaYamamoto]

Sorrento

i thought i recognized that area. i was just in the naples area (pompeii, positano, capri). that is the most beautiful country. were u on vacation or do you live there?

 

[Orgetorix]



This breaks all my personal rules and is probably best relegated to the peacock thread.

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

I like it, Lufty, but I think the collar is too small in relation to the size of the lapels. Neither is problematic on their own, just together. I see this a lot with club collars, FWIW, because of the extra mass you lose when you round off the points.

 

[Victor Elfo]

Yes black.
Just some Strellson pants

Since this is a style forum, I will share with you my opinion: I am not fond of your outfit.
It is not the bow tie, neither it is the black blazer, nor the shade of the trousers (which feels daywear/casual to me). It is the combination of all those pieces together.
Could you share with us the venue where you donned such outfit? With that information we can give you a more constructive criticism.