HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part IV (starting May 2014)

[NickPollica]



Eidos Napoli on maiden voyage
Talbott
EG Cappelli on maiden voyage
Peter Millar trousers
Bontoni

Funny that I would post my Eidos jacket right after Nick

Love that jacket.

 

[in stitches]

indeed. real nice, justin!

 

[JHT652]

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

Caruso wool/silk
BB
BB

 

[Claghorn]

SF Family:
Yount (tie)
Yount (pants)
Meermin (shoes)

 

[Holdfast]

I'm not totally sold on this fit.

At first glance, I thought the chair back was part of the jacket, and that you were wearing a really extreme pagoda shoulder. Kinda disappointed when I took a second look...

Quote:
As someone who lost about 60lbs years ago and who also teaches preparation courses for, and has written books on doing well on, these kinds of aptitude test (not the GMAT specifically, so I have no financial interest in my subsequent advice), I feel uniquely placed to advise! The key is familiarity with the questions: practice, practice, practice. They are NOT true aptitude tests in the purest sense of the word; prior preparation has been proven to make a significant different to test scores. Concepts repeat, questions repeat, answer structures repeat. Buy the popular prep books, attend prep courses, test yourself under mock conditions, etc, etc. It works. Good luck!!



From the past couple of days, with the stripes for the striped tie challenge:

 

[Mr. Six]

Looks great, IMO. Beautiful shoes. Like the tie too.

Thanks! Coincidentally in light of the conversation in the good taste thread, I wasn't sure about the square. The tie is Hober, the shoes Foster & Son (by EG).

At first glance, I thought the chair back was part of the jacket, and that you were wearing a really extreme pagoda shoulder. Kinda disappointed when I took a second look...

That would be some EXTREME! pagoda. I particularly like your fit with the tiger square.

 

[sugarbutch]

I'll take the Holdfast approach and spoiler my non-suit-and-tie pic

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

 

[in stitches]



I'm currently finding that trying to get a good GMAT score is 10,000x harder than losing 100 pounds. Seriously.

best of luck, pB.

 

[ridethecliche]

I'm currently finding that trying to get a good GMAT score is 10,000x harder than losing 100 pounds. Seriously.

Take the MCAT sometime for ***** and giggles.

Actually scratch that. It ******* sucks.

 

[The_Foxx]

Casual Friday at the office today-- RL linen button down collar and comfy Tods shoes

 

[The_Foxx]

Your fine footwear continues to amaze and inspire-- extremely nice as always. Have you considered a pair of...these?

http://parkenmadison.com/collections/frontpage/products/amalfi-blue

Eidos Napoli on maiden voyage
Talbott
EG Cappelli on maiden voyage
Peter Millar trousers
Bontoni

Funny that I would post my Eidos jacket right after Nick

 

[ivyleaguer]



Hello gentlemen, What a sunny day

I like the look too, but to nitpick, I'd take hem the trousers and take in the jacket at the shoulders.

 

[patrickBOOTH]



As someone who lost about 60lbs years ago and who also teaches preparation courses for, and has written books on doing well on, these kinds of aptitude test (not the GMAT specifically, so I have no financial interest in my subsequent advice), I feel uniquely placed to advise! The key is familiarity with the questions: practice, practice, practice. They are NOT true aptitude tests in the purest sense of the word; prior preparation has been proven to make a significant different to test scores. Concepts repeat, questions repeat, answer structures repeat. Buy the popular prep books, attend prep courses, test yourself under mock conditions, etc, etc. It works. Good luck!!

Thank you for this insight. The truth is I am just a big dummy and need a lot more of that practice than most.

 

[faribeana88]

Fit from yesterday....working on my Picstitch game


Sorry for bad lighting on pics but the suit is a navy blue

 

[arnathor]

^^