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Where are we in the styleforum / iGent MC hype cycle?
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Glenplaid = buzz?
Isn't that one of the most common cloth patterns? I know you've been obsessed with it for the last couple months but it's been everywhere since forever.
backlash: the days of the commerce of the 1000+ dollar shoes. G&G, Lobbs, Kitons, Scafora, Dimitri Gomez, Corthay, et al when everyone and everyone was buying them, posting them, and flaunting them and they were all at full price.
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backlash: the days of the commerce of the 1000 dollar shoes. G&G, Lobbs, Kitons, Scafora, Dimitri Gomez, Corthay, et al when everyone and everyone were buying them, posting them, and flaunting them and they were all at full price.Originally Posted by sho'nuff
I don't remember these days. Skeptical of the black, too.
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(snip)Originally Posted by grimslade
Saturation point: high gorges, cordovan
They have gotten a bit ridiculous, especially with the runs of Ralph stuff from Woodbury showing up so much.
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I'd have put Barker Black at least at saturation. Unless there's some huge clearance sale.
I don't know if the white shirt thing is true; I just said that because I'd like it to be true. But I'm glad to hear you're wearing them more.
My roped-shoulder sportcoat got a surprising amount of love last time I posted it. I imagine if someone came along with some really nice examples, he could win some converts.
I've been wearing white shirts a lot recently, and have returned to knit ties over the past few weeks. I also ordered my first G&Gs a month or so back. No roped shoulders, thank you.Originally Posted by iammatt
I don't know if the white shirt thing is true; I just said that because I'd like it to be true. But I'm glad to hear you're wearing them more.
My roped-shoulder sportcoat got a surprising amount of love last time I posted it. I imagine if someone came along with some really nice examples, he could win some converts.
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I wore one today with a sportcoat in today's WAYW and figured I might get called out for it. Such things are never done, I'm told.
Glad others are seeing the bright white light of the white shirt. Maybe we really can start a trend.
Glad others are seeing the bright white light of the white shirt. Maybe we really can start a trend.
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+1 on white shirts. I have six and laundering every weekend means lately its been plain white 3 or 4 days a week.
As an aside, I see this thread becoming a hall of famer.
As an aside, I see this thread becoming a hall of famer.
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i thought it was taboo on here to wear a white shirt with a sportcoat.
All things i'd never think of, and have never thought of, pre style forum.
All things i'd never think of, and have never thought of, pre style forum.
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