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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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timpoblete
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Originally Posted by SuperBobo
Edit: I ended up wearing white low chucks instead.
Nice colorful shirt. I'd toss the belt though, especially if you went with white chucks.
Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Frames Clear plastic - Cutler & Gross
Great glasses and combo of white and tan.
Originally Posted by michaeljkrell
The striped cardigan makes this, although there's something feminine about it (the cardigan).
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Nice colorful shirt. I'd toss the belt though, especially if you went with white chucks.Originally Posted by timpoblete
You think belt/shoe matching is necessary? I often view brown as a sort of "natural", e.g., brown shoes with whatever.
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Aw, what happened to her?!Originally Posted by shoreman1782
Its been at least a couple of years I think...
The striped cardigan makes this, although there's something feminine about it (the cardigan).Originally Posted by timpoblete
What's funny is on my way out, I saw this 50 year-old lady wearing a cardigan that was the same colors, just larger stripes and obviously a different fit. It sort of burst my bubble. I really wanted to wear one of our taupe cardigans, but I looked all around for it for like 2 hours and couldn't find it.
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You think belt/shoe matching is necessary? I often view brown as a sort of "natural", e.g., brown shoes with whatever.Originally Posted by SuperBobo
Not that they match, but to have no belt at all, well, if the pants fit well enough to not sag. Lately I've been into having the belt match the pants or the shirt, so that there isn't a break between the two.
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finally, another reason to check this thread 
this is for the sandal haters.
not a fan of those jeans as they are a bit baggy in the thigh and leg. that's why they were in the back of the closet...
Originally Posted by shellshock
this is for the sandal haters.
not a fan of those jeans as they are a bit baggy in the thigh and leg. that's why they were in the back of the closet...
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They aren't sandals bro, so chill.Originally Posted by michaeljkrell
The model is Alabama.
Things went really well!
I'm glad the date went well. I really like those birkenstocks. Did you get the waxed or unwaxed?
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love the clear frames PGOriginally Posted by Vashin
- me too!
Great glasses and combo of white and tan.Originally Posted by timpoblete
- thanks
finally, another reason to check this threadOriginally Posted by braidkid
- me too
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Temp - 32c/89.6F & >90% humidity, not easy to wear clothing
Days Agenda - Thursday, just enough meetings
I feel strangely like a mix of yfyf & Iammatt (not that they are bad role models)
I wonder how long I will last in the heat today..
Frames Clear plastic - Cutler & Gross
Sun-glasses "Carey" TF58, brown TS - Tom Ford
Suit Khaki/tan, VBC cotton. 1B, BELLIED LAPEL, hacking pockets, ticket pocket, button fly, soft shoulder - CHAN #4
PS\t Herringbone
Shirt White cotton PP BD - Peter Lee
Ring Sterling Silver "Intreccato" weave - Bottega Veneta
Bow-tie Herringbone
Socks Navy with random geometric patterns- Pantharella
F/wear\t Navy calf cap-toe oxford - Stefano Bemer for Valextra
Bag Dark olive/green soft case aka "Boston" in Saffiano calf - Prada
Portfolio Navy A4 Slim "envelope" style - Valextra
Pen Red "Guilietta" Alfa Romeo LE roller ball, resin - Delta
Odeur\tOriginal Musk Blend #1 - Kiehls
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I'm glad the date went well. I really like those birkenstocks. Did you get the waxed or unwaxed?Originally Posted by MyMorningJacket
Thanks. I didn't know there were those options.
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jean cut don't look too flattering on you. unbalanced silhouette.Originally Posted by erzu
The jeans have been feeling tighter in the thighs lately...from the squats and bike riding. They look a little tighter too.
Who - I'm waiting on the "no you are just getting fat" comment from you.
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The jeans have been feeling tighter in the thighs lately...from the squats and bike riding.Originally Posted by adamha21
The squat has all but ensured I won't ever be comfortably able to size down on a non-APC pair of jeans.
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