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Weymouth U in Red Cognac; London 3Eye F in Dark Cognac; Monk F in DB; Old English Medallion U in Antic Cognac and mid-Brown Velour

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Originally Posted by Marizka
Awesome shoes!!!
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I was sent the single in F in error, but it's my favourite of the Vass Monks now - curvy, classic and balanced.

The U lasts in this style look a little anorexic to me - the double in particular looks kind of underfed and reticulated, if you know what I mean. No lines or curves. And the double in F seems clunky - although my assessment is based on pics only.
 

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Originally Posted by Pliny
The U lasts in this style look a little anorexic to me - the double in particular looks kind of underfed and reticulated, if you know what I mean. No lines or curves.

Methinks it is because double monks should be made with the instep flap angled and never straight across the vamp. U last double monk looks the best in suede and with sharply angled flap (sort of like Lobb's double monk)
 

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Originally Posted by Pezzaturra
Methinks it is because double monks should be made with the instep flap angled and never straight across the vamp. U last double monk looks the best in suede and with sharply angled flap (sort of like Lobb's double monk)
+1 .. JL Chapel: Vass U Dbl Monk :: Ferrari: Volvo. Pretty much everything else in U is stunning.
 

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Originally Posted by Pliny
thankyou, and welcome to the Forum

nice shoes! but please resize you pictures they are way too big for most peoples monitors
 

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Originally Posted by Pliny
Weymouth U in Red Cognac; London 3Eye F in Dark Cognac; Monk F in DB; Old English Medallion U in Antic Cognac and mid-Brown Velour

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The shoe on the far right is devilishly beautiful. Smartly done.
 

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Originally Posted by kolecho
Some colour comparisons:

Calf from left to right: Dark Brown, Antique Cognac, Dark Cognac, 6319 Cognac

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Shell from left to right: Whiskey, Dark Brown, Antique Cognac, Saddle

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Suede from left to right: Dark Brown, Mid Brown

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about time! Mr. AP of Vass
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