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TheIronDandy

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I wish this was my dressing room, but alas, it's at the tailor.

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Thin White Duke

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Finally we see a ‘three roll two’ jacket which has an actual ‘roll’ to the lapel.
This looks great AAS and soooo much better than those pressed flat versions which have the ugly button hole buggering up the bottom of the lapel! (I know I know it’s been done to death but jus’ sayin’!!)
 

Thin White Duke

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Jacket looks nice. As for the shirt, try for one: a) where the collars points rest beneath the jacket lapels, rather than hugging the tie knot and b) in white or ecru—much more flattering than the dark brown.
... and one with tie space that doesn’t obscure almost all of the tie knot.
Creamsicles - great to eat. Not so great to wear!
 

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