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I'm not a fan of the shoes used.What do you mean by arrangement?
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I'm not a fan of the shoes used.What do you mean by arrangement?
let's see one of your kits, benjamin!
You may have seen some if you hadn't just joined this forum yesterday.
Sorry, I hope you don't take offense, but that arrangement is just horrible
I disagree. Looks great, well tailored, etc...
It's obviously not meant to be an everyday to the office suit.
I disagree. Looks great, well tailored, etc...
It's obviously not meant to be an everyday to the office suit.
I simply find the fashion-forward, minimalist approach to a one button double breasted incongruent with traditional high-rise, pleated, and cuffed trousers. Along with a placketed shirt, knit tie, and creeper shoes? None of those are fashion-forward nor minimal. Doesn't seem well thought out to me at least. I think a David Lynch-esque air-tie with a covered placket would've far cooler.
No doubt that the suit is superbly tailored and fitted, but stylistically I think it falls apart.
Black tie was requested and complied!Wearing a dinner suit at a wedding is an heresy from this side of the atlantic
Or at least for the ceremony. It’s ok for the cocktail if the groom decides to go black tie.
(I know your both american, but I don’t care! )
That is stunningly fantastic.