HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II

Nataku · Jan 18, 2010

^^ +1. Jeans don't need to be skin-tight and turn your feet blue because the hem cuts the circulation off at the ankle. Jeans are just like trousers in terms of fit. Too baggy and they look awful, too tight and it'll be super uncomfortable. There is a happy medium. In terms of color/wash, my opinion is that dark denim (doesn't have to be raw) is much more versatile than light denim.

newtrane · Jan 18, 2010

Originally Posted by Manton

Very nice indeed. I think I would slightly lower button stance though.

clarinetplayer · Jan 18, 2010

Originally Posted by Philip1978

Nice.

Thank you!

oblomov · Jan 18, 2010

Sunny winter day!

Sander · Jan 18, 2010

Originally Posted by Manton

Very nice. Especially the jacket. The photography doesn't really allow to comment on colour coordination, but the pants look like a strange hue of beige (?) in this shot. The other things are, I suppose a pale blue OCBD and a brown knit tie? The main colour of the square also seems to be brown. But I really think the best thing here is the jacket; the only way to tell that you're probably quite tall is the railing behind you. Else, everything looks in proportion. Only thing I would change would be the size of the knot. Looks too small to me.

Sanguis Mortuum · Jan 18, 2010

Originally Posted by AlwaysDressed

NAS...I appreciate your constructive criticism, but I am not trying to set the world on fire with the fit of my jeans. I'm 5' 9.5" 195lbs, so I don't have a fitted jeans type of physique...nor do I want the tightness associated with that look.

I think you could still do a lot better with the jeans, all the rest of your outfits are superb so it's a shame to see your casual look be let down by bad jeans.

clarinetplayer · Jan 18, 2010

Originally Posted by oblomov

Sunny winter day!

The color combination is smashing! I love the blue windowpane on the coat.

Fuuma · Jan 18, 2010

I'm so depressed!!! Woe is me!! Haha. Note that this outfit only works with the white leather jacket (unworn, in the background) cause the shoes don't work with the hoodie alone.

AlwaysDressed · Jan 18, 2010

Originally Posted by oblomov

Sunny winter day!

This is definitely a unique look. Never would have thought to build a look around a blue sports coat, black jeans, brown shoes & brown belt. I like the way you mixed things up...yet kept things all together. Good job.

Toiletduck · Jan 18, 2010

iGents after a bit o' curry & naan in Hong Kong. Guess the shoes!

yfyf · Jan 18, 2010

yfyf · Jan 18, 2010

Originally Posted by Toiletduck

iGents after a bit o' curry & naan in Hong Kong.

Guess the shoes!

brown shoes ftw

luftvier · Jan 18, 2010

Originally Posted by yfyf

That is a fantastically ballsy suit pattern.

And I am sure that it's merely the camera angle + lens distortion, but the hacking pockets paired with the apparent shortness of the jacket in these particular photos make you look like you have child-bearing hips.
I am certain that you don't.

gnatty8 · Jan 18, 2010

Originally Posted by Sanguis Mortuum

I think you could still do a lot better with the jeans, all the rest of your outfits are superb so it's a shame to see your casual look be let down by bad jeans.

One is not truly a Senior Member of StyleForvm until they have had this comment made on their denim.

Tibor · Jan 18, 2010

Bespoke Optimo of Chicago Fedora

Quartz grey
5 1/2 inch open crown creased into teardrop 4 3/4 inches
2 5/8 inch brim

Dark Navy John Varvatos suit

Zegna solid red tie

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