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

[Toowoombarbarian]

I'm an absolute rookie at taking pics, sorry lads.

 

[DonRaphael]

niidawg, ViktorSF and @Alan Bee are other posters with large/muscular postures that look absolutely fantastic for inspiration. Niidawg and ViktorSF are from the old school SF era.

 

[DonRaphael]

 

[khughes44]

Casual Friday, with Albert Thurston portable suspenders buttons. Great for the belt averse.

 

[Betelgeuse]

Hola! Can't believe it's December and we're reaching 23°C (73°F) today.

 

[Zerase]

Casual Friday, with Albert Thurston portable suspenders buttons. Great for the belt averse. View attachment 1863354 View attachment 1863355 View attachment 1863356

I want to look like you when I get older. Your recent fits have all been great!

 

[hpreston]

I had a suit made up from a London Lounge tweed inspired by a suit worn by the character of Charles Ryder (played by Jeremy Irons) in the BBC adaption of Brideshead Revisited. Here are some single frames exported from video I shot for an Instagram Reel. If anyone would like to see the entire video, you can find it on my Insta, here.

Here are the stills:
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And I do wish someone had told me about my shirt collar!

Beautiful suit!

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I love the casual vibe even with a DB sportcoat and tie..... nicely done.

How do you find the portable buttons stay in place??

 

[khughes44]

I want to look like you when I get older. Your recent fits have all been great!

@Zerase Thank you. I look forward to turning 33 this year!

 

[khughes44]

Beautiful suit!



I love the casual vibe even with a DB sportcoat and tie..... nicely done.

How do you find the portable buttons stay in place??

@hpreston Thank you H. The buttons work well; I’ve never has a complaint. The DB jacket is as easy and soft as I could find, befitting a retired person. I no longer dress for business, and no longer want to look like I do. It’s all softness and comfort now.

 

[An Acute Style]

The holiday season is upon us. Embracing it.

 

[Encore]

From yesterday, wife doesn’t like the pants tho😿

Spoiler: A few more and the cats!

 

[An Acute Style]

From yesterday, wife doesn’t like the pants tho😿
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Spoiler: A few more and the cats!

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Is the shirt collar intentional outside the vest? Pants are dope.

 

[Roycru]

Some Christmas decorations and me at the Biltmore Hotel.

Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece suit, Vineyard Vines Christmas tie, L L Bean blue OCBD shirt, Squaretraordinaire pocket square, and Allen-Edmonds shoes.

Champagne and me at the Gallery Bar in the Biltmore Hotel.

Now the whole world knows my red and green Christmas socks aren't over-the-calf socks. I'm probably on Santa's "naughty" list now.

Two more "Downtown Saturday Night" pictures at the Gallery Bar in the Biltmore Hotel.

Yes, there is a bigger Christmas Tree at the Biltmore Hotel.

 

[DorianGreen]

The holiday season is upon us. Embracing it.

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Contrasting feelings on this: on one side I like the colour combination and the trousers have a lovely shape and drape, on the other I wouldn't wear a solid red jacket (even though not so bright as this one) and dislike metal buttons. The beige cardigan tunes harmoniously the other colours. The whole is pretty pleasant.

 

[DorianGreen]

Is the shirt collar intentional outside the vest? Pants are dope.

Interesting observation. Curious about the subject. I usually wear the shirt collar inside a vest or a jumper, the more with a tie, but wouldn't find it unpleasant worn outside in a more casual context. You can see this mode in older pictures, where men wear their large collars outside the jumpers.