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EDIT: Jfrater, I like what you have going on, but I think the shoes are too casual (they're just about right in formality for the cloth of the suit, but I think the white shirt and restrained furnishings make it a touch dressier). In a perfect world, you'd be able to find a shirt with a spread collar that perfectly continues the seam between collar and lapel (something I normally don't sweat, but I think the seam on that lapel is placed differently in order to make that possible).
Too young to wear a hat without it being affected. But rest assured, I hit 50 and I find a hat that fits my oversized noggin, it will be purchased.
JFrat, that's an epic suit, and you were right to keep everything else simple. But I don't think it works with a white shirt.
Casual Friday at security guard headquarters. I think the shoes may not be formal enough for the outfit. I am really digging these pants though. I like the fuller cut and drape.
I think Tom Ford doesn't get a lot of love here but I find his fabrics to be beautiful and his clothes very well tailored.
I found some opinions on the hierarchy of formal dress shoes:
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monks and derbys together IMO- the classic JL William DM in brown box would be less formal than a 3 eye blucher in the same leather, for example.
re color, IMO a blucher in No 8 shell is more formal than the same shoe in tan.
u have a hell of a lot of latitude with your shoe choice there IMO AAS - the fit is such a mish-mash of formal and informal - 'post-modern' if u will.
noice- I like the cut and can't fault the proportions of the tie and shirt
Edti: just noticed YRR's comment- IMO the shoes r fine given that the suit is so sporty. I wouldn't go more formal.
monks and derbys together IMO- the classic JL William DM in brown box would be less formal than a 3 eye blucher in the same leather, for example.
re color, IMO a blucher in No 8 shell is more formal than the same shoe in tan.
A suit that sporty wouldn't take a white shirt ordinarily, but blue and green together? not for me.
re: alteration- your tailor can't do much about the collar, gorge, lapels, shoulders, drape or pockets i.e. the foundation of a suit's 'style', so not sure what u mean (assuming you're talking about alterations)
A suit that sporty wouldn't take a white shirt ordinarily, but blue and green together? not for me.
re: alteration- your tailor can't do much about the collar, gorge, lapels, shoulders, drape or pockets i.e. the foundation of a suit's 'style', so not sure what u mean (assuming you're talking about alterations)
Too young to wear a hat without it being affected. But rest assured, I hit 50 and I find a hat that fits my oversized noggin, it will be purchased..
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IMO white's okay, perhaps ecru or yellow would b perfect at an All Blacks game
Too young to wear a hat without it beingaffectedcool.
Absolutely right. Just one small correction it should be balmoral/oxford vs blucher