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What Are You Wearing Now/Today Part I
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You might get some noise from people about the fit of the jeans; I say ignore it if you like the loose, relaxed look. They fit well, though I would consider hemming them. You will also probably get people knocking the artificial whiskering on the jeans, and that I agree with. The polo fits very well and the proportions work great with the jeans, but please, no collar-popping, and faux-tucking the polo to show the belt looks contrived. My $0.02!
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You might get some noise from people about the fit of the jeans; I say ignore it if you like the loose, relaxed look. They fit well, though I would consider hemming them. You will also probably get people knocking the artificial whiskering on the jeans, and that I agree with. The polo fits very well and the proportions work great with the jeans, but please, no collar-popping, and faux-tucking the polo to show the belt looks contrived.Originally Posted by Saucemaster
My $0.02!
haha, contradictory posts.
I thought the polo is entirely a size too big, weirdly.
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haha, contradictory posts.Originally Posted by Souper
I thought the polo is entirely a size too big, weirdly.
I think the fit through the body looks OK, just the poster doesn't have particularly developed arms so the sleeves look loose.
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haha, contradictory posts. I thought the polo is entirely a size too big, weirdly.Originally Posted by Souper
Hard to tell where the shoulders hit from the dark, blurry picture, but it looks like they hit properly. It's a bit long, but that can be rectified pretty cheaply and quickly by any tailor. I think if the polo gets any more fitted, the jeans will start to look sloppy, whereas right now the proportions work fine--notice that the width of the shirt and the width of the jeans are pretty close to identical, for example. Who, nice shoes!
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Hard to tell where the shoulders hit from the dark, blurry picture, but it looks like they hit properly. It's a bit long, but that can be rectified pretty cheaply and quickly by any tailor. I think if the polo gets any more fitted, the jeans will start to look sloppy, whereas right now the proportions work fine--notice that the width of the shirt and the width of the jeans are pretty close to identical, for example.Originally Posted by Saucemaster
As far as I can see the shoulders don't fit, but more importantly the sleeves almost hit his elbow. That's the first sign that it doesn't fit. The fit of the jeans is fine waist-wise, but the inseam needs shortening, regardless of that they still are and will be ugly.
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first post, first styleOriginally Posted by soso
5/10 for creativity, reduced to 3/10 for the collar pop and faux whiskering on the jeans. Lacoste sneakers are a tad chav, but that's a UK thing.
By the way, welcome.
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Originally Posted by soulstylist
...desperately needing a better camera...
Favorite of the last few pages. Excellent fit.
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Poor focus, and I was scratching my chin when the picture was taken... but whatever. I'm still a little too sick to care.
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Heading out to dinner for my mom's b-day, it's thunderstorming here:
Straight gangsta mac' (London Fog)
Lands End x me BDC gingham shirt (collar a bit mussed in second photo)
60s Vintage black jacket, you've seen it before
RRL blueblack slim
C&J Chelsea
EGxSF blue belt
Straight gangsta mac' (London Fog)
Lands End x me BDC gingham shirt (collar a bit mussed in second photo)
60s Vintage black jacket, you've seen it before
RRL blueblack slim
C&J Chelsea
EGxSF blue belt
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