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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part IV (starting May 2014)
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This is pretty much all my students will see on a computer screen.
This is pretty much all my students will see on a computer screen.
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See if your tailor can let out and lengthen what I can only assume is your tie.
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Well done!
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Yesterday was an overcast day in NYC, of which I spent the bulk of the morning walking the 3 mile round trip stroll to my dentist, for a root canal, a process that I will be repeating tomorrow, in the predicted rain. (What my dentist will be doing to me tomorrow remains to be seen - I had thought that he had dug enough out of my mouth yesterday. We shall see.)
However, the sun today is shining brightly in NYC, and with today's attire, I am both digging into the sartorial archives for items I've not worn in years, literally (tie and cufflinks), and am checking to see if the program of increased exercise, instituted in the wake of the departure from my last employer in January, has had any effect. The last time that I attempted to wear today's suit, it was a very tight, uncomfortable fit. I am pleased to report that, at least today, it fits much more comfortably. These days, one takes one's small pleasures where one can.
Where I can wear this entire rig remains to be seen, though errands do need to be run later this afternoon - not precisely what most people wear buying groceries, but there is no law against it, so far as I am aware.
Suit - Paul Stuart
Shirt & scarf - Harvie & Hudson, London
Tie - Brooks Brothers
Braces - Paul Stuart
Cufflinks - Deakin & Francis, via Barney's NYC
Pocket square - Alain Figaret
Shoes - Bergdorf Goodman house brand
Overcoat - Turnbull & Asser
Hat - Lock, London
However, the sun today is shining brightly in NYC, and with today's attire, I am both digging into the sartorial archives for items I've not worn in years, literally (tie and cufflinks), and am checking to see if the program of increased exercise, instituted in the wake of the departure from my last employer in January, has had any effect. The last time that I attempted to wear today's suit, it was a very tight, uncomfortable fit. I am pleased to report that, at least today, it fits much more comfortably. These days, one takes one's small pleasures where one can.
Where I can wear this entire rig remains to be seen, though errands do need to be run later this afternoon - not precisely what most people wear buying groceries, but there is no law against it, so far as I am aware.
Suit - Paul Stuart
Shirt & scarf - Harvie & Hudson, London
Tie - Brooks Brothers
Braces - Paul Stuart
Cufflinks - Deakin & Francis, via Barney's NYC
Pocket square - Alain Figaret
Shoes - Bergdorf Goodman house brand
Overcoat - Turnbull & Asser
Hat - Lock, London
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2nd day of online teaching. Spring in the air. Fun shirt, regimental belt, cotton pants.
When some lady walked to close to us in the park.
When some lady walked to close to us in the park.
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Most handsome and dashing, sir. I love the khakis and the beautiful knit tie.
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The mask has been excellently chosen, the color fits the color of the suit.
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Now THAT'S how to wear a striped shirt! Bravo!
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