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

[megadork2000]

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Expert advice welcomed. Especially on how to take pictures of yourself without feeling/looking like a tool.

 

[LiteraryBotany]

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Expert advice welcomed. Especially on how to take pictures of yourself without feeling/looking like a tool.

I have to use the self-timer on my phone. I've yet to find a mirror clean enough to meet my standards.

It seems we'll all have plenty of chances to practice in the coming weeks.

 

[LiteraryBotany]

Today's outfit: Solids, a simple pattern, a dark background, and topical reading.

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I recorded a "5 tips for how to succeed in an online classroom" video for my students today. Funny how easy it all came back to me, the routine from my online days: I devised an outfit, positioned my background, drafted a script, read it aloud twice, edited and polished, then recorded it all in one take, to be emailed to my students with a transcript. I shall meet with them tomorrow on Discord.

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Threads cited:

OCBD, pleat-front chinos, jacket, and socks: Brooks Brothers

Belgian slippers: WornInCharleston consignment shop.

Bowtie: Ben Silver, Charleston.

Antique linen pocket square from a dear friend.

Glasses and sunglasses: Warby Parker.

#VintageStyleNotVintageValues #stylishacademic #professorstyle #fashionintheclassroom

 

[StileCarlo]

 

[jiredell]

Styleforum has been quite the companion in the last week. It’s good to see everyone and their outfits.

 

[Roy Al]

Corona or not, you have to be hot

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[jiredell]

@LiteraryBotany and I have been talking about our transition to online teaching. Today are the first classes back at work for me. I wore very spring-y colors for my students to see on Zoom.

 

[DandySF]

I'd suggest limiting the number of patterns. For the combo, below why not drop some patterns? A solid shirt would be a good start. The elements sort of muddle together.

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Expert advice welcomed. Especially on how to take pictures of yourself without feeling/looking like a tool.

 

[megadork2000]

I'd suggest limiting the number of patterns. For the combo, below why not drop some patterns? A solid shirt would be a good start. The elements sort of muddle together.

Good eye! Thanks.

 

[Betelgeuse]

Hola! Working from home but that doesn't mean I can dress normally.

 

[LiteraryBotany]

Today's outfit: Like @jiredell I went for the navy + khaki theme. My color palette was far more muted, though. I posed with the text that I'm teaching today, too.

My first online class discussion went well today. Students who (in the pre-corona world) did not ordinarily participate were much livelier today than I recall. There is hope yet.

I know that there's an antipathy among the StyleForum folks towards novelty tie bars, but this one always draws complements from my students. A little levity is needed in times like these. Besides, I like to think that my neckwear went to the eye doctor.

Threads cited:

Flat-front chinos: J. Crew.

Custom shirt: 319 Men, Charleston.

Tie: Wear Macon, Macon, Georgia. Worn in a single windsor.

Socks: DapperClassics.

Jacket: Brooks Brothers.

Sprezzabox tie bar.

Vintage items from eBay, thrift, & consignment: Alden full strap penny loafers.

Antique linen pocket square from a dear friend.

Glasses and sunglasses: Warby Parker.

#VintageStyleNotVintageValues #stylishacademic #professorstyle #fashionintheclassroom

 

[megadork2000]

Hola! Working from home but that doesn't mean I can dress normally.

you are the king of socks Sir

 

[psb]

Its still cold and an uncomfotable wind is blowing all the time.
So flanell and a thick winter coat are the best choice.

Details:
Suit: Suit Supply
Shirt: Tyrwhitt
PS: Hacket
Tie: Poszetka
Shoes: Allen Edmonds
Socks Falke fine shadow
Coat: Hacket
Watch: Swiss Vintage Atlantic worldmaster original, 1970.

 

[Roy Al]

Whitcomb & Shaftesbury in coronary times

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[upr_crust]

The sun has returned to NYC, after a long period of rain all day yesterday, and though I am stuck indoors, like the rest of the world, for the great majority of my day, I do have just cause to go outside for a short while, and see no reason that I cannot look good while doing so.

In a way, I am also celebrating the past - today's shirt and tie are both, to the best of my recollection, some 20+ years old.

Suit - Paul Stuart/Phineas Cole
Shirt - Brooks Brothers MTM
Tie - Turnbull & Asser
Cufflinks - Thomas Pink
Braces - Lewin
Pocket square - no name brand and vintage
Shoes - Septieme Largeur, Paris
Overcoat - Brooks Brothers
Scarf - Paul Stuart
Hat - Laird, London

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