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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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MBreinin
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Originally Posted by SpooPoker
I really like this SC, Mike - and I cant tell you how much more "gravitas" your pictures have with a full length shot. Kudos. When things get running full steam here again in the fall, its on like Donkey Kong.
Thanks, Spoo. And, I am up for the challenge...with less of a budget.
I'm Big A and I'm back from the dead,Originally Posted by Big A
chillin' at the beach, down at Club Med . . . .
OK, I'm really at the office in:
Close up
Highbrow / lowbrow
I like this look.
Originally Posted by niidawg3
Another day ... another peso...
Great look, Nii.
Teh Rubinacci has arrived.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Kick ass.
Originally Posted by Phat Guido
gah - ZIT!
Another winner for me. I like the lapels and buttoning point.
Mike
niidawg3
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Teh Rubinacci has arrived.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Spoo ... navy pants are not doing a lot of your fits any favors. There isnt enough navy in the jackets to pick up the pants and cause a smooth transition. The navy pants are therefore causing a jarring transition from jacket to pants and then another jarring transition to shoes.
Its a really small fix too ... wear something more in the grey/tan/brown family especially when you are wearing a grey/tan/brown type jacket, but with enough contrast.
Today's fit for example, would have been great with dark grey or light pant pants.
Just my $0.02
MBreinin
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Wednesday brings clouds. Maybe it will actually rain and cool down today.
Vintage Brooks sack, Polo Oxford (Sorry PG for lifting your Sprezz today), Brooks knit tie, vintage Cordwainer Wright kicks.
Have a good Wednesday.
Mike
Vintage Brooks sack, Polo Oxford (Sorry PG for lifting your Sprezz today), Brooks knit tie, vintage Cordwainer Wright kicks.
Have a good Wednesday.
Mike
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Tactiturn Text Post Wednesday:
Sunspel navy tennis shirt
Borrelli gray glen plaid cotton pants
J. Press solid ribbon belt
no socks
John Lobb Trinidad boat shoes
Archimede Pilot Original LE
Cartier plain band in 18K
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Sunspel navy tennis shirt
Borrelli gray glen plaid cotton pants
J. Press solid ribbon belt
no socks
John Lobb Trinidad boat shoes
Archimede Pilot Original LE
Cartier plain band in 18K
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imwithtuxedo
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Originally Posted by Phat Guido
gah - ZIT!
Have you considered a lower buttoning point?Originally Posted by TRINI
Originally Posted by MBreinin
Another winner for me. I like the lapels and buttoning point.
Mike
I'm a fan of the higher button stance on two-button coats. The lapels go great with the reduced gorge.
thepeacock
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I love the unbuttoned collar - very Woosteresque:
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_JhULhrTASm...0/nickcamo.jpg
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_JhULhrTASm...0/nickcamo.jpg
Originally Posted by Phat Guido
gah - ZIT!
Larson McCord
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Spoo ... navy pants are not doing a lot of your fits any favors. There isnt enough navy in the jackets to pick up the pants and cause a smooth transition. The navy pants are therefore causing a jarring transition from jacket to pants and then another jarring transition to shoes.Originally Posted by niidawg3
Its a really small fix too ... wear something more in the grey/tan/brown family especially when you are wearing a grey/tan/brown type jacket, but with enough contrast.
Today's fit for example, would have been great with dark grey or light pant pants.
Just my $0.02
I disagree, I love the contrast of navy trousers and a light jacket, I think it's a great look
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