classicalthunde
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at a higher price point, but the following have opera pumps: Carmina (store in NYC), Paul Stuart, Ben Silver
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Have you tried ebay? that is where I got both of mienI originally posted this in the wedding attire thread, but I'm re-posting here for additional visibility.
I'm trying to track down a pair of opera pumps in black calf for my wedding next year, but so far haven't had much luck finding them. Brooks Brothers no longer has my size in stock, and everywhere else I've seen only has them in patent. Do any other US-based retailers offer them as a RTW option?
I'm aware of custom orders from the UK:
Shipton: https://www.shipton.com/leather-pumps.html
Broadland: https://www.broadlandslippers.co.uk/slippers/mens-patent-leather-evening-pumps/
Any preference between the two, or are any better options I should check?
Thanks, but I REALLY don't want patent leather, hence my search for calf options.at a higher price point, but the following have opera pumps: Carmina (store in NYC), Paul Stuart, Ben Silver
I've been checking ebay regularly, and am still kicking myself for not picking up a pair of the EG for RLPL Orsett's when they were readily available. I keep hoping they will show up again.Have you tried ebay? that is where I got both of mien
It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincent's fritters
Dunno this movie but sounds like a line out of an 80s b list horror film...was the guy wearing a shantung silk jacket?It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincent's fritters
(bonus if you can name the movie without Google)
You have the genre pegged, but I believe the wardrobe was mostly flannel and denimDunno this movie but sounds like a line out of an 80s b list horror film...was the guy wearing a shantung silk jacket?
Had to google...although I’m a big fan of 80s 90s fashion and film...wayyy before my time...I’m a big fan of flannel and denim though. Perhaps for the next costume partyYou have the genre pegged, but I believe the wardrobe was mostly flannel and denim
I'm beginning to think the proliferation of fun bowties is a side effect of the pandemic or something… Seeing more and more of themFormal Friday No.20. A welcome respite from the smoky skies in the Bay Area. The smoke will return tomorrow.
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Only slightly before my time, sadlyHad to google...although I’m a big fan of 80s 90s fashion and film...wayyy before my time...I’m a big fan of flannel and denim though. Perhaps for the next costume party
I've noticed the same thing. Standards are slipping, rules are being ignored. Almost like people were attempting to have a little bit of fun in these trying times. Unacceptable.I'm beginning to think the proliferation of fun bowties is a side effect of the pandemic or something… Seeing more and more of them
It wasn't meant at all to be a criticism, it was simply an observation. I'm not sure how you could take my comment to be anything more than that. Maybe I'm misunderstanding but you seem to have, once again, taken my comment the wrong way.I've noticed the same thing. Standards are slipping, rules are being ignored. Almost like people were attempting to have a little bit of fun in these trying times. Unacceptable.
How could your comment not be taken as grumpy dickishness? And why, always, the immediate resort to ad hominism?It wasn't meant at all to be a criticism, it was simply an observation. I'm not sure how you could take my comment to be anything more than that. Maybe I'm misunderstanding but you seem to have, once again, taken my comment the wrong way.
I do notice that you never seem to miss an opportunity to be something of a dick. For someone who projects supreme self-confidence in pictures it is a little bit… odd?
If I had meant to comment with "grumpy dickishness" I'd have said "I don't like this move towards fun bowties" or "this looks like ****" or something like that (but I didn't, since that was not my opinion).How could your comment not be taken as grumpy dickishness? And why, always, the immediate resort to ad hominism?