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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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Thanks for all the congrats, guys ... don't want to hold out, so here is a quick one.Originally Posted by gregaz
Congrats! Lovely photo.
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Originally Posted by PandArts
Please tell me about those shoes, Panda.
Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
Get well, soon, NYR. Love the tie, but is that jacket long enough for you?
Maybe a darker tie, and not so pointy of a PS fold..but otherwise well done.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Not a fan of "the Cagney," eh? It harkens back to an earlier time when men wore hats, women wore dresses, and gangsters wore pointy pocket squares.
Is that an Omega?Originally Posted by borderline
Oh my goodness, no. It's just a Citizen, citizen.
Nice fit and I really like that tie.Originally Posted by ManofKent
Thank you, sir.
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Been away for a while ... sick, then 2nd baby born, then catching up at work, etc, etc, etc. Some great looks lately!Originally Posted by gregaz
Congratulations to you and your wife.
MoK: I have that Tyrwhitt shirt and I combine it with either a black and white or a solid burgundy tie and am never convinced that it looks good. However, I love the way it combines with your tie!Originally Posted by D Yizz
Cheers. I can't think why solid burgundy shouldn't work - I find solid navy works okay.
Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
Off to hear loud music in a muddy field on Liberation Day - beater clothing:
Enjoy
Last day of work for a few....time to do a bit of fishing.Originally Posted by KtownGreg
Nice tie Greg.
Hello Fwokkers. New BD polo: Guy Rover for United Arrows. Those crazy Japanese...Originally Posted by UpperWestie
I'm not generally a fan of Polos but that collar is nice.
Originally Posted by jasonmarshalljazz
Cool shot, cool look, hopefully cool jazz
Originally Posted by Phat Guido
- I like the lean
At that time of morning I need propping up
Suited up for Vegas!!!Originally Posted by jordansmith123
Sorry about the pic quality.
Im the one on the right, wearing a Thick as Thieves suit.
Style suits you - I think a buttoned collar and tighter knot would make the look sharper though.
Empty subway car...Originally Posted by OffTheRack
Nice suit and nice combining. I've yet to find a train quiet enough to try an on train shot.
Thanks for all the congrats, guys ... don't want to hold out, so here is a quick one.Originally Posted by gregaz
Nice photo. Good to see the pixellated nose isn't hereditary
...Originally Posted by Kappelan
Great shoes and the rest looks good.
Originally Posted by IST66
Help me understand why people buy buttondown collars and never button them down? The point is??? Wear a different shirt - it always makes the outfit look like you forgot to take a final look in the mirrior before heading out. IMHO, it detracts for an otherwise impeccable outfit.
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Help me understand why people buy buttondown collars and never button them down? The point is??? Wear a different shirt - it always makes the outfit look like you forgot to take a final look in the mirrior before heading out. IMHO, it detracts for an otherwise impeccable outfit.Originally Posted by tshaw
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I'm not a fan either however I think it is along the same lines of unbuttoning the top button on a shirt when not wearing a tie, the buttons there to be done up, but it's not.
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Help me understand why people buy buttondown collars and never button them down? The point is???Originally Posted by tshaw
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Personal expression. The most important rule of all.
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