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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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literasyme
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I was wondering why I hadn't worn these trousers in so long. Now I remember: great, soft cotton, but they wrinkle like there's no tomorrow...
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My humble entry ... lol:Originally Posted by niidawg3
Love that sportscoat. I'm on the prowl for one just like it.
TC (Houston)
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Originally Posted by yfyf
Another great one, I envy your suit collection.
Today, took a couple of days off, so no tie for me. Not on a beach like some of our more esteemed members:Originally Posted by gnatty8
Cool jacket.
Originally Posted by Manton
Great fit on the jacket and I like the proportions of the trousers to the jacket.
Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Outstanding as usual.
Feeling pink today.Originally Posted by AlwaysDressed
Colors are a matter of personal taste, but that sweater is too bulky to be worn under a sport coat, IMHO.
literasyme
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^^^^^^^Originally Posted by TRINI
Borrelli jacket?
Is that a trick question? (Paging Mr. Moo...)
In any case, nope -- Loro Piana, sack-ish, Coarsehair Cashmere.
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JohnsNotHere
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Looks sharp - (Originally Posted by ManofKent
Love the whole thing (including the tieOriginally Posted by tshaw
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Thanks guys. I thought the half windsor was a good option with the cutaway collar
Wifey didn't take any full length shots unfortunately. Next time I wear that suit (I rarely wear suits) I'll post a full length.
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RR jacket
BR scarf
Brioni polo
Kiton pant
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Nocona boots
Creed Tweed
Concord watch
BR scarf
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Creed Tweed
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I see what you guys mean about the picture, there is that dark valley that looks like a very full thigh, all I can say is that I really like the look of deep pleats, and the pants don't feel so full IRL. I paused to examine myself in a public lavatory (thankfully, I was alone) and the pants looked fine to me.
Here are some others cut from the same pattern, but worn with no coat:
Here are some others cut from the same pattern, but worn with no coat:
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I see what you guys mean about the picture, there is that dark valley that looks like a very full thigh, all I can say is that I really like the look of deep pleats, and the pants don't feel so full IRL. I paused to examine myself in a public lavatory (thankfully, I was alone) and the pants looked fine to me.Originally Posted by Manton
Here are some others cut from the same pattern, but worn with no coat:
Those pants look great IMO
NewYorkIslander
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I see what you guys mean about the picture, there is that dark valley that looks like a very full thigh, all I can say is that I really like the look of deep pleats, and the pants don't feel so full IRL. I paused to examine myself in a public lavatory (thankfully, I was alone) and the pants looked fine to me.Originally Posted by Manton
Here are some others cut from the same pattern, but worn with no coat:
Sometimes I just think certain styles don't translate into photos well. In fact, i think every photo can't hold a candle to the actual garment and its wearer IRL. We all look "good" here, but in real life action, we are even better. You can't feel the depth of clothing in photos.
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