Voxsartoria's Weekly WAYWRN Subjective and Totally Unfair Digest

wmb · Dec 15, 2009

Originally Posted by ajv

Agreed

Clint is awesome and gotta love his story from laughed at actor to accomplished director, however, he has some of the worst personal style in Hollywood...

He looked great in these old spaghetti westerns though.

comrade · Dec 15, 2009

Originally Posted by wmb

Clint is awesome and gotta love his story from laughed at actor to accomplished director, however, he has some of the worst personal style in Hollywood...

He looked great in these old spaghetti westerns though.

For me Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef set the standard.

http://www.allposters.com/-sp/Eli-Wa..._i3810795_.htm

http://thebad.net/

About 40 years ago I and some family members attended a Spaghetti
Western " Marathon" in New York: The Good the Bad and the Ugly, A Fist Full of
Dollars, and Hang 'Em High, all in succession. After which we went out for
Pasta in the Italian part of Greenwich Village and drove around in my
brother-in-law's Corvair Monza convertible. It was one of those beautiful
summer weekend days when Manhattan is relatively empty. Oh. the
Nostalgia!

voxsartoria · Dec 15, 2009

Originally Posted by comrade

For me Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef set the standard.

http://www.allposters.com/-sp/Eli-Wa..._i3810795_.htm

http://thebad.net/

About 40 years ago I and some family members attended a Spaghetti
Western " Marathon" in New York: The Good the Bad and the Ugly, A Fist Full of
Dollars, and Hang 'Em High, all in succession. After which we went out for
Pasta in the Italian part of Greenwich Village and drove around in my
brother-in-law's Corvair Monza convertible. It was one of those beautiful
summer weekend days when Manhattan is relatively empty. Oh. the
Nostalgia!

The Old Guys Threak is this way ------------>

- B

srivats · Dec 20, 2009

Doc, whither art thou?

DocHolliday · Dec 20, 2009

It's coming, hopefully this evening. Don't panic!

LA Guy · Dec 20, 2009

I'm hijacking this thread to appeal to your better natures. The Styleforum Gives to Ronald McDonald House fund is now up to $4025. With your help, we can make it to our goal of $5K. Please give generously.

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DocHolliday · Dec 21, 2009

Well, it was quite a week, wasn't it? Several of the looks made me want to jump for joy:

Originally Posted by gregaz

While others made me want to dive for cover:

Originally Posted by gregaz

One notable event: We were invaded by Eds.

Originally Posted by edmorel

Originally Posted by nerdykarim

Originally Posted by Parker

Originally Posted by Gutman

Meanwhile, Cravate's tie grew increasingly glad to see us:

Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire

I was disappointed by the lack of bowlers and whangee-handled brollies, but at least Foxx gave us this, earning him umbrella of the week:

Originally Posted by The_Foxx

Sportcoat of the week:

Originally Posted by gregaz

Tie of the week:

Originally Posted by Holdfast

Knit tie and velvet collar of the week:

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

Sweater of the week:

Originally Posted by maomao1980

Craziest sweater of the week, and it wasn't even worn by me:

Originally Posted by luftvier

A runner-up for sweater of the week, but winner of the Guy Ritchie "Don't Mess With Me" award:

Originally Posted by AlanC

First non-creepy shoe circle in SF history:

Originally Posted by AlanC

Windiest:

Originally Posted by Cid

Flanneliest:

Originally Posted by IST66

Best use of a monument for dramatic iGent framing:

Originally Posted by ramuman

Sometimes it's not the clothes, but how they're worn:

Originally Posted by Coburn

^As an aside, let me say that there's an appealing late '50s, early '60s vibe to this, down to the point collar and the tie that's narrower than the lapels. Tradtastic. Next, a pairing. Less StyleForum:

Originally Posted by Doral

More StyleForum:

Originally Posted by aeglus

^I liked seeing both. Really, though, many of my favorites of the week were also among the simplest.

Originally Posted by Parker

Originally Posted by chorse123

Originally Posted by Phat Guido

Originally Posted by ramuman

The manbags are a bit sketchy, but it's the holidays and I'm feeling charitable. So we'll speak of them no more. And with that, I'll close. I've omitted quite a few lovely items, so a tip of the hat to you all:

NOBD · Dec 21, 2009

Very nice, Doc.

dv3 · Dec 21, 2009

Cravate's tie trilogy was

. Nice job, Doc.

DavidinGray · Dec 21, 2009

You're a natural, Doc.

DIG

ohm · Dec 21, 2009

Well done.

idfnl · Dec 21, 2009

Originally Posted by DocHolliday

Meanwhile, Cravate's tie grew increasingly glad to see us:

Superb sweater btw

ramuman · Dec 21, 2009

Originally Posted by DocHolliday

...
The manbags are a bit sketchy, but it's the holidays and I'm feeling charitable. So we'll speak of them no more.
...

The scarf in my pocket was to ensure that I would simultaneously notch my entry into vox's looks gone wrong digest.

srivats · Dec 21, 2009

Doc, it was worth the wait

Great job.

I really liked seeing Coburn's pic in the digest. As you comment, he wears it well.

AlanC · Dec 21, 2009

The student surpasses the teacher--great job, Doc!

And you're right--better not mess with me!

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