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Are you suggesting that even the Duke of Windsor fell victim by fashion, that his pants went from extremely baggy to not so baggy as time progress?Originally Posted by vitaminc
The correct suit is only loose enough to allow moving comfortably, not more or less.Originally Posted by jf23668532
I can't say I am "tired" of this trend simply because it really doesn't impinge on my being.Originally Posted by JLibourel
I just don't like the people who over do it or the people that just can't pull it off although sometimes I'm scared that that might be me.Originally Posted by lemmywinks
Wah wah wah skinny lapels anger me wah wah wah. Stfu.Originally Posted by MetroStyles
The correct suit is only loose enough to allow moving comfortably, not more or less.Originally Posted by jf23668532
I like that there is an option. The boxy, classic fit looks real sloppy on guys who should be wearing a slim fit.Originally Posted by 4realyo
The concept of "Slim" seems to be based on a fairly vaporous definition in this discussion.Originally Posted by Spark
I will agree that the fit dosen't work for everybody but looks great on most men. I do not like the skinny style as far as lapels and ties go but as far as fit I do.Originally Posted by bowtielover
You don't know what I look like, junior.Originally Posted by intent
Wah wah wah skinny lapels anger me wah wah wah. Stfu.Originally Posted by MetroStyles
Timeless style and elegance endure indefinitely.Originally Posted by JLibourel
^^^For the record I was mocking, not hating. I <3 skinny lapels, as I am skinny.Originally Posted by MetroStyles
As do tautologies. - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
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