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The coats are most probably pinned in the back (look at pockets).Originally Posted by srivats
it's the way it's cut. follow any of the stripes from the body all the way down.
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This jacket looks greatOriginally Posted by HHD
Looks small to me. Quarters are excessively open, buttoning stance is high, jacket and sleeve length are short. That combination makes it look like he's wearing his little brother's jacket, not that he's au courant style-wise. Not the impression that I'd want to convey.
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Quarters are way too openOriginally Posted by gdl203
Almost like jackets worn with kilts
http://giftshop.scottishtartans.org/kilt_jackets.htm
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They are clearly designed by a woman who made clothes for women all her life, but was advised to diversify into men'swear in these tough times.
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They both look fantastic, and I love the shirt and tie combos.Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
i think those shirt and tie combinations only look good on the runway with the right lighting. i would be interested to see you pulling it off in WAYWRN
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it's the way it's cut. follow any of the stripes from the body all the way down.Originally Posted by OttoSkadelig
If you follow the stripes down you'll notice that the stripes below the waist are splaying out to either side instead of being vertical, which shows that it is most likely that they are being pulled open (whether by pinning, being too small around the hips, or whatever). They are cut pretty open as well, but there are certainly factors other than the cut making them appear even more open than they have been cut.
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^ You should take his advice and develop an alter ego - "not a psychopathic one," of course - who can wear the bow. I suggest that you name him "Wilbur"Originally Posted by barims
If Im ever going to wear a bowtie, its going to have to come with one of these matching accessories:
OttoSkadelig
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If you follow the stripes down you'll notice that the stripes below the waist are splaying out to either side instead of being vertical, which shows that it is most likely that they are being pulled open (whether by pinning, being too small around the hips, or whatever). They are cut pretty open as well, but there are certainly factors other than the cut making them appear even more open than they have been cut.Originally Posted by Sanguis Mortuum
i think you are missing the point... or rather, in this case... the line(s).
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