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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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GuidoWongolini
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Short collar and square shoulders look fairly typical for 60's British styling as are the large (by today's taste) pocket flaps.Originally Posted by ManofKent
I don't see the misalignment in the hacking pockets (or button) - Rob's standing at a slight angle the shoulder is around an inch lower on one side that the other which corresponds with the difference in the pockets.
- hence my preface about bespoke & POV due to photography
Again I like this fuller look on you - not that I disliked the slimmer cuts. Straight OTR or was the jacket waisted slightly? Shirt/Tie combo more to my taste todayOriginally Posted by ManofKent
Great look PG. Something I keep wanting to ask. How do you make the knot on your ties (they are fantastic)?Originally Posted by Philip1978
- double FIH.. ALWAYS..
Sorry no close ups today (maybe that should be thankfully), struggling to handhold without pusking the ISO right up - it was pretty grey and dismal...Originally Posted by ManofKent
- I imagine you waiting to trip someone..
Jacket by RBoll Rottach EgernOriginally Posted by Fred49
Scarf Van Laack
- hate..
Freeze My Balls Friday:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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- your balls hang that low
nice drape and flow on this suit PG. and you paired it very well with the gingham and brown tie.Originally Posted by niidawg3
PG, I agree with MoK on the fuller look. Didn't you post a terrific RL suit a while a ago? I also really like your slimmer clothes, especially the linen jackets. You have the eye for relaxed elegance, and your personal style comes through in all of the silhouettes.Originally Posted by philosophe
No Bukake!
- yes the tan cotton is PRL
- thanks
Celebration friday in teh A':Originally Posted by niidawg3
- SC fitting swell!
- now go & age/abuse the LV bag
Love this, the action shot really captures how this suit moves with you, but still obviously fits very, very well. Good stuff..Originally Posted by gnatty8
Whats the new brand?Originally Posted by smruss
- not ready for public release yet..
audiophilia
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Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba
Your last two fits have been outstanding. Not usually a fan of this type of tie, but it's working for you.
SkinnyGoomba
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A favorite pasttime? Looks good on you.Originally Posted by tshaw
thanks!
Your last two fits have been outstanding. Not usually a fan of this type of tie, but it's working for you.Originally Posted by audiophilia
Thanks, working on my photography more then my fits,
One of my favorite ties, not too formal, but enjoyable.
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Love the combo, and the tie!Originally Posted by Metlin
thanks!
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Trying out a new tieOriginally Posted by calvinloke
I like it!
ManofKent
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NFW:Originally Posted by oldog/oldtrix
Attachment 37816
I won't tell Vox but personally I prefer the NFW version
Originally Posted by bluemagic
Nice casual look - I like the green trousers.
Cloudy dayOriginally Posted by oblomov
Great sweater.
Hi guys, how's everyone been?Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
Good to see you back posting
Wet and slushy today, hoping the glare from my trousers will help melt some of this **** away:Originally Posted by gnatty8
I like the red trousers. I've finally tracked down some red moleskins which are hopefully in the post. Fingers crossed on fit...
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