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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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Tibor
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Seriously brotha, who told you it was ok to roll up your pant cuffs that tiny little bit? I see it in all your photos. Back in 7th grade some girl made fun of me for that same exact thing, and she was right. It's totally unfashionable, no offense.Originally Posted by Brucky
To top it off, you roll that little cuff up, and then you have cuffless dress slacks! That was cool in 1964 (http://news.google.com/newspapers?ni...g=6288,3306345) but no longer. Please stop!
If what was cool in 1964 is really unfashionable then I guess I'm really behind!
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Seriously brotha, who told you it was ok to roll up your pant cuffs that tiny little bit? I see it in all your photos. Back in 7th grade some girl made fun of me for that same exact thing, and she was right. It's totally unfashionable, no offense.Originally Posted by Brucky
To top it off, you roll that little cuff up, and then you have cuffless dress slacks! That was cool in 1964 (http://news.google.com/newspapers?ni...g=6288,3306345) but no longer. Please stop!
What the **** are you on about?
Tibor
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Seriously brotha, who told you it was ok to roll up your pant cuffs that tiny little bit? I see it in all your photos. Back in 7th grade some girl made fun of me for that same exact thing, and she was right. It's totally unfashionable, no offense.Originally Posted by Brucky
To top it off, you roll that little cuff up, and then you have cuffless dress slacks! That was cool in 1964 (http://news.google.com/newspapers?ni...g=6288,3306345) but no longer. Please stop!
Honestly, I think this is a stylishly casual outfit, and I think the cuffs enhance the look. I happen to like it.
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All right, here, since I'm taking shots at you fellas, it's only fair for me to post a pic of myself and you all can do the same to me. Have at it. This is a fairly recent pic of me at the Lincoln's Inn Law Library in London.Originally Posted by Brucky
Go to town.
Imho, it is subdued but nice. Are you a lawyer? Very nice backdrop.
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It's right on the verge of too busy for me... doesn't quite cross that line, but very very close.Originally Posted by Brucky
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The usual are doing good & the others are..
Temp here in Trenton, NJ - 20 degrees, wind chill 6!
Very nice outfit, Greg - you look great in it.Jacket helps the look out...btw, it looks like you've lost some weight - it sems to show in your waistline here. Congrats!
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I had a feeling you guys would comment on the fit. It's because I'm slouched forward, which I'm sure you knew. Nice try though.Originally Posted by Brucky
If it fit properly then it would not ride up that much regardless of your pose, in which you are not exactly slouching a great deal. It is of course impossible to tell exactly what is happening, but I suspect it is caused by your right arm being held out, combined with a low arm-hole subsequently pulling up the whole jacket. Obviously this would not occur were you not standing in this position, but it is still a sign of a suit that does not fit as well as it could.
I'm a lawyer not a dandy.Originally Posted by Brucky
That doesn't mean you have to dress like you're trying to put the court to sleep.
Here's another shot. The sleeves are the appropriate length when I'm not leaning up against crap. The fit of the suit is fine when I'm standing normally.Originally Posted by Brucky
They're still too long. In-fact the whole jacket looks a bit big, though I'd have to see it buttoned to be sure. And I can't say I much like the look of your shoes either.
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Wore this again.Originally Posted by Tibor
looks really good. streets need more young people wearing hats.
Well, your stuff is so out there that it borders on costume, really. I assume you tone it down for going out in public.Originally Posted by Brucky
out there: yes. costume: no
No. What I post online is what I wear on the street.Originally Posted by Tibor
see above
Originally Posted by mth
colour of the coat looks nice. but seems to be a little bit too tight. you look rather stiff in that second pic.
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