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one size too small. Both shoulders and skirt don't look right.
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Photos of my Tom Ford RTW Suit
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needshoehelp
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I think it looks great overall, but, like others have said, I'm not sure how it's any different from any other Zegna, for instance, for a third of the price.
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just took better photos posting now
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I think everyone's being a bit too nitpicky. If you had just posted a suit from maker X, I think the reactions may have been a bit different.
Tom Ford, as far as I know is ridiculously expensive. If I were to drop that kind of cash, I would get something with a little more POP...maybe a pattern
But for a standard charcoal suit, I like it.
Take a better picture with lighting and add a pocket square.
Tom Ford, as far as I know is ridiculously expensive. If I were to drop that kind of cash, I would get something with a little more POP...maybe a pattern
But for a standard charcoal suit, I like it.
Take a better picture with lighting and add a pocket square.
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It fits Tom Ford better.Originally Posted by why
I don't think you have quite the build for it. You need a bigger chest>waist drop.
The major problems with the jacket have nothing to do with the OP's build. The shoulders are simply terrible. I don't know if they are over-extended or if the sleeves just aren't shaped right, but if I were the OP, I wouldn't accept the suit.
I think everyone's being a bit too nitpicky.Originally Posted by embowafa
I'd be unhappy with those shoulders on any suit.
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