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Engineered Garments FW 09
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timpoblete
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Just curious, why not? Its interesting to hear peoples thoughts on styling.Originally Posted by SuperBobo
I'd like to hear other thoughts too. Here's some of mine:
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This one's great. I think the colors work well together. Might go with one of the other brighter flannels for more of a pop.
This is probably my least favorite one. The jacket just seems too formal to be worn in this way and also looks about a size too big. Look would be much improved if you just took off the jacket.
The chesterfield in this and the other photo both look a size too big and I agree with timpo that a mid-layer would help a lot.
Costumey.
Incongruous in a way that I can't even get on board with. It mixes cold/warm weather clothing as well as formal/casual. If I saw a person dressed like this without any context, I wouldn't be able to tell what kind of weather he's about to walk into or what he's about to go do.
I like this one alot. Colors are great and I don't mind the fitted top with the more relaxed bottom. Spot on in my opinion.
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Fits from SuplexOriginally Posted by timpoblete
I love the fits/stylings of Suplex. I often try to recreate them.
Originally Posted by ToruOkada
This one's great. I think the colors work well together. Might go with one of the other brighter flannels for more of a pop.
I like this one alot. Colors are great and I don't mind the fitted top with the more relaxed bottom. Spot on in my opinion.
These aren't bad, but not as good as what I mentioned about the Suplex fits. I guess I find their fits simpler, which I prefer.
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Dice&Dice from Friday
I like both of these fits better than any that were in the previous Dice&Dice set. I think a scarf would have been nice in the Chesterfield fit. The shawl collar puffy vest looks good. Too bad not too many US stockists (according to Mister Crew).
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I believe Canvas in Malibu has/had the black version of that down vest - anyone know who's carrying the navy version in the US?
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Wool parka from last year on yoox in a large: http://www.yoox.com/item/YOOX/ENGINE...H/sts/sr_men80
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that is a great price for the parka. I would pick it up if I didn't already have one.
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