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NOBD
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Originally Posted by NorCal_1
I know this man. Nice person and good dresser.
Originally Posted by NorCal_1
And I know this shop. The man in the first picture is standing in front of it.
Not sure if this is interesting information... Sorry about that. But it's funny to see someone you know on a foreign forum.
I can tell where the others are from, but where are these last two found?Originally Posted by Schorsch
(like I need more style blogs to waste time on...)
Should be this http://www.menconieuwenhuis.com/index.htm. The blog is at http://heerlijkbynvn.blogspot.com/
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Gosh this douche is well known around Manhattan for being a douche as well as dressing like one.Originally Posted by Pezzaturra
The guy is in real estate. Name of Shannon Hill. He's on the tall side. Pants have a 40s style, with double inverted pleats, side tabs, long rise, full leg. Some are made by Saint Laurie, some by the LIC suit factory that used to make for Thom Browne. I like his look, personally. More pix: http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/...-new-york.html
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Originally Posted by aj_del
I'm sure Label King would include him in his critique:
http://leisure-class.blogspot.com/20...shionable.html
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I'm sure Label King would include him in his critique:Originally Posted by comrade
http://leisure-class.blogspot.com/20...shionable.html
Right before I scrolled to your poast, I was thinking to my self that he looks exactly like a member of the male homosexual contingent that labelking described, out in full force.
Sterling Gillette
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Originally Posted by aj_del
Did he move on from bootcut pants? What a shame.
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Originally Posted by aj_del
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