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Fantastic look, I'll certainly use this as inspiration for a dressed up dinner or weekend soon. What's the brand of your boots? I'm in the market for a similar pair.

@GekkoInvest, what's the brand of your pants? They seem to be what I am looking for.

Thank you both :)

Jacket: Suitsupply MTM
Shirt: Suitsupply Suit Up
Pants: Charles Tyrwhitt Weekend Chino
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Boots: Loaka 1880 - Pimlico
 

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Well, first day back in law school

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IMO, your shots would look much better if you didn't take them in the grass.
That's where the light is, dude. Does it really bug you that much?
 

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IMO, your shots would look much better if you didn't take them in the grass.

That's where the light is, dude. Does it really bug you that much?


K-T, if I might offer some unsolicited advice...

The camera position and setting for your full-length photos seems to have a fair number of issues which tend to distract from useful assessment of the fit of your clothes. Perhaps save full-length pics for when you can get a shot from a minimally distorting angle and with good light (and non-grass obscured shoes...) and you're specifically looking for fit advice. Otherwise, I think there's still plenty to be gained from posting the top and bottom pics so that folks can critique the combining.
 

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What I was wearing the other day.
I will hardly ever post in here but I thought this shot/angle was pretty nice.



Shirt: Stafford Executive Pinpoint Oxford, great for me/daily use. (one of the only shirts that fit me perfectly off the rack)
Tie: Thrifted Brioni
 

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K-T, if I might offer some unsolicited advice...

The camera position and setting for your full-length photos seems to have a fair number of issues which tend to distract from useful assessment of the fit of your clothes. Perhaps save full-length pics for when you can get a shot from a minimally distorting angle and with good light (and non-grass obscured shoes...) and you're specifically looking for fit advice. Otherwise, I think there's still plenty to be gained from posting the top and bottom pics so that folks can critique the combining.
I know this is probably obvious, and I'm just missing something, but could you point me to an example of what you are suggesting?

Could you suggest a better position for the camera that might better allow you to critique the fit. I usually set it about 3 feet away at eye level.Tilted slightly down to get the full length.
 

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For a full outfit picture try chest level and horizontal. Go further back if needed. Separate pictures of top and bottom up closer can be useful, though when having more than two or three pictures it's courteous to spoiler some.

Cheers,

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For a full outfit picture try chest level and horizontal. Go further back if needed. Separate pictures of top and bottom up closer can be useful, though when having more than two or three pictures it's courteous to spoiler some.

Cheers,

Ac
Thanks! Will try this.
 

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great look @Roy Al ...I've never understood the aversion to wearing blue (those don't look quite navy) trousers. It's a great look in my book.
 

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