STYLE. COMMUNITY. GREAT CLOTHING.
Bored of counting likes on social networks? At Styleforum, you’ll find rousing discussions that go beyond strings of emojis.
Click Here to join Styleforum's thousands of style enthusiasts today!
Nice colour suit. More cheerful than navy.It’s quiet round here. My Formal Friday attire this week gave a passing nod to the Look. Speaking of Fridays the latest Challenge is dressing up tweed. May still be time to enter...
View attachment 1563664
View attachment 1563665
Is that a way of saying it’s not a button down collar?Finally, my return to oxford cotton - an old colour but none of the tired old details
View attachment 1563691
Sunspel
And the rest of it.Is that a way of saying it’s not a button down collar?
Great stuff @Luigi_MDunn & Co. British Warm (plus 50 cent scarf for added warmth)
Hackett suit
Harris Tweed cap
Grenson MiE brogues - excellent value
View attachment 1564931View attachment 1564932View attachment 1564933
Nice whistle. Would work well with plain black Oxfords, black wholecuts or even a sleek two hole Derby (regardless of the notion that a Derby is not formal enough)Dunn & Co. British Warm (plus 50 cent scarf for added warmth)
Hackett suit
Harris Tweed cap
Grenson MiE brogues - excellent value
View attachment 1564931View attachment 1564932View attachment 1564933
Well, understandable of course. Even in 1969 when we had discovered J Simons, Ivy could not be taken neat. There always had to be room for elements of the English gent and European influences too. I have never been a fan of BDs with a tie nor of the shapeless Ivy jacket.And the rest of it.
You could say I have an antipathy to 'Ivy'
Those are a real pair of shitkickers. Brogues were always more 'effective' than dm boots.Grenson MiE brogues - excellent value
View attachment 1564933
A great way of putting it, and whatever subtle message it might have had then is completely lost now.Well, understandable of course. Even in 1969 when we had discovered J Simons, Ivy could not be taken neat.
Quite possibly. I only ever had one pair of DM shoes which were great for knocking about in but no good at all on wet grass.Those are a real pair of shitkickers. Brogues were always more 'effective' than dm boots.