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The Best Suit Ever. See It Here.
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Toorman
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I like this one a lot actually, who made this, someone English I assume?Originally Posted by clee1982
edit: Actually I am going to guess Huntsman just because it's very structured single button suit
Is that pinned or the actual shape? I've seen many a suit on a stand achieve that result but then fail miserably once all the pins are pulled.
Not the biggest fan. It's almost over-tailored.
Digging the A's so far. Agnelli and the Avenger.
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I like this one a lot actually, who made this, someone English I assume? edit: Actually I am going to guess Huntsman just because it's very structured single button suitOriginally Posted by clee1982
It was posted by Master Tailor Darren Beaman, who used to participate on the forums but now, after quite the kerfluffle, does not. I last saw him over at Film Noir Buff's. You can do a search if you want more info.
earthdragon
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I have many favorites. Here is just a sample from the LIFE magazine threads that I have posted so far:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
Jimmy Stewart:
Dean Acheson:
Winston Churchill:
Steve McQueen (for the lumberjackness):
Gianni Agnelli:
Edward:
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Is that Rober McNamara with Lodge?
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Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Too reminiscent of sausage.
Originally Posted by Manton
Great, but not his best. Double-breasted, please.
Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Eh. I don't understand your crush on this dude.
Originally Posted by voxsartoria
He, on the other hand, is absolutely dreamy.
Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Awesome, but I wouldn't wear it.
Originally Posted by iammatt
Also awesome, but I don't think you should be allowed to nominate suits made by your own tailor.
Originally Posted by gdl203
The jacket that launched a thousand AAAC members.
Originally Posted by letmebefell
Too tight, but I want to be him.
Originally Posted by Kaplan
Overrated.
amerikajinda
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amerikajinda
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This picture of Noel Coward outside Las Vegas in the desert may not be entirely relevant to the thread, but I've always enjoyed the overall style it conveys.Originally Posted by DandySF
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My nomination, courtesy of Will:Originally Posted by mafoofan
I dun get it.
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Who's the tailor?Originally Posted by yoshii
I believe that he uses mitsuru strano (www.strano.jp), but don't know if this suit is from there.
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