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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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stylo 9000
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oh i see what you did there. but if you're serious about the "hanging" part, here's one that shows a a guy with less-than-perfect bodyOriginally Posted by erzu
this could mean anything
pfft... the only workout i need is lifting my double big gulp to my lips or tearing open my funyuns... this is AMERKA working out is for commies.Originally Posted by robbie
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nice day out, stroll through the parkOriginally Posted by Gutman
sweet varsity
Something different - see if 'youse' notice..Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Buttoned-down button-down!?!?
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diggin the blues, not so sure about the unbuttoned sleeves thoughOriginally Posted by aeglus
the pants seem to be too full cut for the style of clothing. if you wore your upland with something in a bit sturdier a fabric for the pants i'd understand the silouhette more. but then again i could be totally wrong.Originally Posted by JO3B
PG- jacket looks great, pants seem really full? nice pics as usualOriginally Posted by jet
Buttoned-down button-down!?!?Originally Posted by RCG Tiburon
- actually, I tend to BD my BD when not wearing a tie.. - thanks all for your constructive feed back.. Here are my thoughts (cross reply post from MC with some edit): Bottom half - when I first put them on I thought NO, then YES.. - I was thinking Junya/Bottega - I also agree that the hem needs at least 1" (DANG LINEN, creeps up as you wear) - Also these are my old GA Black pants & have been pressed flat (no crease - though I will get the pressed with crease going forward) - cuffs, maybe not as these are summer casual trou - yes I need shoes with more gumption, but as I have a limited wardrobe whilst travelling.. - Maybe I should have worn my Tod's? Top half - Regarding the sleeve - they are buttoned, linen has it's own charm
PG, great stuff! I havent complimented you on the WWM jacket either, looks great in the more "formal" casual look you got going.Originally Posted by SuperBobo
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Days Agenda Monday 7th Sep 2009, usual start of week meetings, lunch with team & dinner with friend.. Same, same.. Just noticed my over stuffed chest pocket.. iPhone was not sitting properly, is now!
New lens..
New location..
Have a good day all..
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Back to TopicOriginally Posted by Phat Guido
spectacular! a return to business casual done right. Though I do shed a tear for the buttoned collar
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what are the shoes PG is wearing?
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Originally Posted by Blog Marley
what are the shoes PG is wearing?
I'd say with almost 100% certainty, they are Alden Chukkas.
Edit: Damn.
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They are Chukkas, unlined, by Alden.
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