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Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
Nice! Which one are you? I think the one in the middle is dressed best. Suit sleeves could have been a little longer?
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Nice! Which one are you? I think the one in the middle is dressed best. Suit sleeves could have been a little longer?
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First time wearing this jacket as a SC instead of the full suit. 70/30 cashmere silk. I think it works, what about you?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
It looks a little long without the pants. Of course, your pose is obscuring it a bit...so I really can't 100% tell.
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First time wearing this jacket as a SC instead of the full suit. 70/30 cashmere silk. I think it works, what about you?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
the tie really pulls it together. very nicely done.
btw i want those socks.
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spoo, looks great
(please buy tons of tom ford for f/w so I can live vicariously through you)
just don't feel this tie in the composition.
agreed
(please buy tons of tom ford for f/w so I can live vicariously through you)
one of the rare occassions.Originally Posted by fritzl
just don't feel this tie in the composition.
agreed
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First time wearing this jacket as a SC instead of the full suit. 70/30 cashmere silk. I think it works, what about you?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Seems shirt is a little loose in the neck? What's up with your right hands cuff? Other than than, matching and fit, flawless! Jacket works as a SC, definitely.
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Divots are movement-related, I promise. The turtled shirt sleeve results from armhole mismatch between the coat (high) and shirt (relatively low). This BB Regent cut also has some narrow sleeves!
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