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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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radicaldog
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You need a belt.Originally Posted by mafoofan
If he gets a belt he should at least lose the pocket square. In fact he should probably lose it anyway, but I know this isn't a popular viewpoint here.
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If he gets a belt he should at least lose the pocket square. In fact he should probably lose it anyway, but I know this isn't a popular viewpoint here.Originally Posted by radicaldog
What is your problem with pocketsquares?
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If he gets a belt he should at least lose the pocket square. In fact he should probably lose it anyway, but I know this isn't a popular viewpoint here.Originally Posted by radicaldog
I think it depends on the pocket square. Something baroque won't work, but do you think plain white linen would be wrong?
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Originally Posted by Phat Guido
WHAT THE CUSS...
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I would like to say on behalf of the SYD (AUS) SF chapter.. Thank you EthanDesu & Herringbone to show that even us mis-fits can deliver..Originally Posted by Phat Guido
I second this. Also, great cussing lining
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...Originally Posted by ManofKent
wonderfully done MoK. the contrast of the jacket and vest is stellar.
Good to see you keeping up the socks. Nice PS in the today shot and I love those trousers.Originally Posted by ManofKent
...Originally Posted by gregaz
great photos greg. thanks for sharing.
Great trousers, like these almost as much as the bottom half of Ed's mullet..Originally Posted by gnatty8
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Thanks gnatty. If you had made it to the ATL SF meet up in the fall, you woulda seen them in person.
Loving those pants. Deets?Originally Posted by CTGuy
Thanks. They were made by my cousin who is a tailor in Ghana.
Dinner at Blue Hill at Stone Barns. I found it competent and enjoyable.Originally Posted by Manton
precision tailoring .. and well executed!!
Originally Posted by Ich_Dien
Friday night at the pub. My old cricket jumper still fits, note.
- love the cords ... and the jumper ... and the shirt ... and the jacket .... love it all.
- definitely something for my files.
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I think it depends on the pocket square. Something baroque won't work, but do you think plain white linen would be wrong?Originally Posted by mafoofan
No, not wrong. It's just that even most correctly combined pocket squares detract from the look more than they add to it. It may be a nice, well-coordinated PS, but it also signals that someone is really trying quite hard, so suddenly a lot of a look's effortlessness is lost. Wearing a PS is a declaration of intent, it immediately ups the game by several notches. And not many people can play at that level.
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