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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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kitonbrioni
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JC jacket
Brioni shirt
Earl jeans
Prada belt
Zegna socks
Gravati boots
PS cologne
Brioni shirt
Earl jeans
Prada belt
Zegna socks
Gravati boots
PS cologne
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PG the material for you sportcoats is always SICK. The coat and the sweater/shirt combo is always my favorite part.
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Close up of fabric, PS & penOriginally Posted by Phat Guido
The roll of your collars consistently amazes me.
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yeah the cut of every collar/neckline in that pic is perfectly framed...inspirational. It's the opposite of what I prefer in my usual get ups, but something about the gravity of such well tailored clothes I respect very much.
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The roll of your collars consistently amazes me.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
I dont think that's a buttondown collar roll. It looks like a spread collar that is just being held in place by the jacket lapel and it's pushing it inward creating that roll. If it is indeed a buttondown, it sure is being button'd high up on the shoulder and very outward as well...but I dont think it is one. if PG took off his coat, I think the collar would flatten out into its normal position as a spread collar of some sort, not to take anything away from the niceness of the outfit seeing his pics where its end of winter makes me wish for the start of ours. I'm tired of 95 degree days
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