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

[Betelgeuse]

That PS is beautiful, can I ask where it was bought?

Thank you. It's from @Kent Wang

 

[An Acute Style]

Same jacket from yesterday as promised. That long green sport coat I wore this weekend is part of a suit. A three piece suit. I’m wearing the vest today. And oh yeah the vest is reversible.

 

[LiteraryBotany]

Belatedly, yesterday's outfit: Teapots, elephants, owls. Strolling around campus with my trenchcoat worn over my jacket, as one does.

Spoiler: Threads cited

Items purchased new: Grady Ervin DB suit & shirt; Brooks Brothers flannel trousers & sweater; Allen Edmonds socks; Crockett & Jones monkstraps from Ben Silver.
Items purchased pre-owned from eBay, thrift, & consignment: Braces, Salvatore Ferragamo tie; London Fog trenchcoat.
Antique linen pocket square from a friend. Mask by Mom.
Murder gloves: Fratelli Orsini
Fedora: Goorin Brothers, Charleston.
Glasses and sunglasses: Warby Parker
Timex Weekender watch with Smart Turnout watch band.

#VintageStyleNotVintageValues #stylishacademic #professorstyle #fashionintheclassroom #BlackLivesMatter #NoCompromiseWithConservativeFascistPigs

 

[khughes44]

Sunshine! Big surprise!

 

[upr_crust]

The weather in NYC continues to be seasonably cold and dry, and the debuts of new Charvet ties continues, with a little "compare and contrast" of nailhead suits from yesterday to today - Paul Stuart/Phineas Cole vs. New & Lingwood.

Suit, braces & face mask - New & Lingwood
Shirt - Brooks Brothers
Tie - Charvet
Cufflinks - The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace
Pocket square - no brand name
Shoes - Paul Stuart house brand
Overcoat - Brooks Brothers
Scarf - Harvie & Hudson, London
Hat - Selentino, via JJ Hat Center, NYC

Spoiler

 

[dapperclassic]

Let’s get back to it.
Light brown flannel DB

 

[loarbmhs]

I have so much time now to try to grow a beard.

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Thanks always, to Michael.

Like the coat and tie very much. Personal preference of course, but I feel that peak lapel jackets look better with spread collar shirts, and that pants look better when they touch/break slightly on one's shoes.

 

[Jamesbond1]

Like the coat and tie very much. Personal preference of course, but I feel that peak lapel jackets look better with spread collar shirts, and that pants look better when they touch/break slightly on one's shoes.

Like the coat and tie very much. Personal preference of course, but I feel that peak lapel jackets look better with spread collar shirts, and that pants look better when they touch/break slightly on one's shoes.

Pant Breaks
In the world of menswear, trouser length, or break, determines how much your pant leg opening hangs over the top of your shoes. Thanks to tailoring, you can request a custom break on nearly any pair of chinos, denim, or dress pants. The right pants break depends on the fabric, your body type, and your personal style. There are five popular pants breaks in the world of fashion.

1. Full break: A full break leaves the most length in a pair of pant legs and allows for a small amount of fabric bunching at the top of the shoe. A full break works best with a baggy pair of pleated dress trousers with a wide leg opening. This style was considered dapper in the mid-twentieth century, and it works best as part of a throwback look.
2. Medium break: Also known as a half break, this pant break cuts off about one-third of the way down your shoe. It is the perfect fit for a business-casual dress code and pairs well with a standard dress shirt and perhaps a blazer or suit jacket. A medium break is also stylish if you’re wearing a pair of straight-leg chinos.
3. Slight break: A very trendy look for the modern businessman, the slight break cuts off the trouser legs near the very top of the shoe. It works well with slim-fit pants or trousers with tapered legs.
4. No break: Pants with no break cut off before the top of your shoe. This fashion-forward style will show off your socks and ankle bone—especially when you're seated and crossing your legs. Skinny chinos look chic with no break, as can nearly any pair of pants if you get them tailored.
5. Cropped leg: Popularized by the fashion designer Thom Browne, cropped pants cut off even higher than no-break pants. Because they are cut higher along the inseam, cropped pants may have a wider leg opening than slight-break or no-break pants, which typically have a tapered leg all the way down to the shoe. Women's and men's pants with cropped hemlines are often called capris, and they can pair with footwear from loafers to boat shoes to flip flops.

Pants length is a matter of preference. However, if you're uncertain of what cut best fits your body, consult with a tailor to find the perfect style.

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[NakedYoga]

Let’s get back to it.
Light brown flannel DB

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Like the jacket, but I think a different color shirt would look better.

 

[ericgereghty]

Another loud look to start ‘21

 

[1st Step]

Another loud look to start ‘21
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Wow! Is This Fresco In January!

 

[Nobilis Animus]

Wow! Is This Fresco In January!

It's there to balance out that fantastic chin.

 

[ColdEyedPugilist]

A hot day in the Southern Hemisphere...

Sport coat: Cavour
Trousers: Spier and Mackay
Shirt: SuSu
Tie and PS: Drakes
Shoes: Carmina

 

[psb]

Good morning all together. It's still cold, so i decided for a wool-cashmere jacket for today.

Details:
Jacket: Loro Piana
Shirt: Tyrwhitt
Tie: Shibumi bespoke
PS: Hackett
Trousers: Cove bespoke
Shoes: AE Strand
Socks: Bresciani
Watch: Glashütte vintage 1968

 

[1st Step]

Emerald Green Tweed...