mothon
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I would like to see him get proper button connectors for the suspenders. Sew them in if they do not come with them already. Glad there is not a belt in the mix.
A coworker of mine always carries a 500€ note taped to his belt since we've been held for ransom by french highwaymen aka la gendarmerie for not coming to a halt at a stop sign for the mandated three full seconds, once in Lyon. they threw us in a bus and drove us to the next ATM were we proceeded to pay the 'fine' in cash without getting a reçu...
Probably the second best outfit you have ever posted. The jacket is almost perfect on you. You are a big guy and should not be afraid of bigger lapels and ideally more natural shoulders. The buttoning point/pockets are a bit off on the jacket but I assume you son't get this stuff made for you. The pants can be taken in an inch from the thigh to the knee and 1/2 inch from knee to leg opening, they will still be comfortable and not slim and they will improve your overall silhouette. This will also help your feet look a bit more inline with your size, since you like round toe shoes. Right now your pants are swallowing the shoes and you look like you have tiny feet. You are one of the few guys on here that should be wearing those really elongated shoes and they won't look like clown shoes on you.
I thought the jacket looked rather tight, pulling at the buttons. But Ed knows far more than I do.Probably the second best outfit you have ever posted. The jacket is almost perfect on you. You are a big guy and should not be afraid of bigger lapels and ideally more natural shoulders. The buttoning point/pockets are a bit off on the jacket but I assume you son't get this stuff made for you. The pants can be taken in an inch from the thigh to the knee and 1/2 inch from knee to leg opening, they will still be comfortable and not slim and they will improve your overall silhouette. This will also help your feet look a bit more inline with your size, since you like round toe shoes. Right now your pants are swallowing the shoes and you look like you have tiny feet. You are one of the few guys on here that should be wearing those really elongated shoes and they won't look like clown shoes on you.
Going on a picnic later. I'm wearing my pants much higher than I did the last time I wore the vest. I still think it is a bit short, but not by much. I've been looking for resources about how a vest should fit, but haven't found very many. According to GQ and the styling at polo.com, this is about right. The waistband on my pants is full covered. How much longer do you think the vest should be? Shirt: Lands End, Vest: Polo, Jacket: Uniqlo, Pants: Carven, Shoes: Cole Haan
I'll have to disagree with you on everything but the jeans/trousers. The shirt (which looks more like an unironed oxford-cloth shirt than seersucker, although I could be wrong), the vest and the jacket all look very nice together. It's a classic, summery look. The tailored jeans/denim trousers, whichever they are, don't look good, in my opinion. I think that it would have looked much better with a pair of cotton trousers in a lighter colour - Nantucket reds, mid-blue or lighter blue cotton, even a mid- or lighter green or orange. But not denim trousers.I'm gonna have to disagree with the others: this looks downright terrible. The jacket and the jeans look like relics from the 90s, the madras vest doesn't work at all in this context, and I can't get behind that kind of seersucker-esque (crepe?) shirting. The jeans actually look so dated that they almost look edgy. I can see them working with some cool tee and a pair of nice sneakers, but not in this context.
What about the jacket says '90s to you?
1) Acute means present or experienced to a severe or intense degree e.g. acute pain or acute euphoria. In someway memorable, positively or negatively.I don't understand what is acute about AAS's style. Or is it supposed to be ironic?
Sometimes if my girlfriend wants to wear a dress or skirt with no pockets I have to carry all of her female accouterments: chap stick, cred/metro/ID, tampons, cell. Burns me the **** up.