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Serious question, is a knit cap acceptable headwear with a suit as in the pics belowOriginally Posted by aj_del
Only for Italians/hipsters/children, otherwise get yourself a fur felt fedora or a tweed/wool/cashmere flat cap.
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Sterling is offended by people that don't dress like young republicans. I think he's German but I guess this mindset is contagious.Originally Posted by Fuuma
Young Republicans are not too far removed from certain German mindsets (cue Cravate_Noire).
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Wife dresses much like this on cold winter daysOriginally Posted by aj_del
Where is Stilmacher anyway?
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Sterling is offended by people that don't dress like young republicans. I think he's German but I guess this mindset is contagious.Originally Posted by Fuuma
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your caustic point of view is treasured and most reassuring, Fum
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Sterling is offended by people that don't dress like young republicans. I think he's German but I guess this mindset is contagious.Originally Posted by Fuuma
I guesssss...I just find it weird to criticize a picture for lacking something that is actually quite prominently displayed.
I'm amazed at how well those outfits look in motion....I'd love for all my pants to fit like that.
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It's a photograph, not a movie.Originally Posted by TRINI
I must have been a bit vague. What I meant: I don't think the photo was taken while they were walking. They must be standing there like this since 1964. That was the time they had their final fitting on the trousers. More directly: The pants are to tight IMO. Maybe it's their way of playing with proportions, what do I know. I guess, Fuuma is needed to analyse the photo for us non-intellectuals.
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Actually, they can't move in their trousers.Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
More directly: The pants are to tight.Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
For all we know, Stirling Gilette might have short, fat, stumpy legs and it is just plain envy on his part!
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