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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II

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AvariceBespoke

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Originally Posted by EnglishLapel
What possible rationale would you have for choosing a highly tapered trouser?

You mentioned a couple posts back that these were made by Ambrosi, I believe. I have never heard of Ambrosi outside of this forum, had you? He has produced nothing that looks even halfway decent for anybody here. The non-balanced highly tapered look doesn't flatter anyone (at least pictured here), and it seems obvious at this point he makes no attempt to make clothes that actually fit and complement an individual rather than his template. Either that, or people are printing out pictures of mafoofan and bring them to him. From what I've seen, I'd never use him.


It think the Ambrosi comment was a joke... Plus there are plenty of wonderful examples on the forum so...[/quote]

I have to agree that those trousers he is talking about look terrible on that gentleman. He looks like a pear. Some people just shouldn't wear really slim / highly tapered trousers.
 

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Originally Posted by TRINI
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Tom Ford?
 

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TRINI,please no knit ties and loafers with suits. Also,loafers are meh,I like the RL much more.
 

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Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Damn it's hot today.
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Holy Crayola 64-pack Batman!!!


(and it works very well!)
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Fantastic Mr Foxx

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Originally Posted by ndw
I have to disagree. I think the combo works well. I think the TF loafers are dope!
- The Tom Ford (TF) loafers might be 'dope', but IMHO they do not go well with that suit. - Suede brogues might have worked well... but I guess it is up to TRINI himself to decide.
 

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Originally Posted by daveec2n
Hi all,

Despite looking around these forums regularly, I'm a dreadful dresser so hope you might be able to give me some pointers...

Have a wedding this weekend for which I want to wear a linen suit (very similar to the one in the picture - its an old one that's too small for me now, but wore it because the other is being laundered)

Anyway, i was trying out a few shirt tie combos hope you could tell me how bad/not so bad they look please? Maybe some pointers too?

I'll be wearing with some brown Russell and Bromely capped shoes with a very thin sole.

I realise im a bit of a mess, I was in a rush to take them! - Please try to be contructive, Thanks!!

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Aside from the suit in need of a good pressing, nothing is in the "Dreadful" category. The first combo is best for a wedding, the second might be good for the office with a blue or grey suit. Third one is OK, if a bit dull.
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Aside from the suit in need of a good pressing, nothing is in the "Dreadful" category. The first combo is best for a wedding, the second might be good for the office with a blue or grey suit. Third one is OK, if a bit dull. Guess what: You will be better dressed that 80% of the guys there.
 

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Originally Posted by ajv
Joke aside, nice, but I am not sure that the loafers, even if perfectly spit-shined, compliment the suit that well.

Adrian


Thanks Adrian. The loafers aren't actually as spit-shined as they seem. It's just the burnishing at the front.

Originally Posted by Fantastic Mr Foxx
- +1. Most of your outfits are 'homeruns', but this combination is not working...
- Just saying


Cheers

Originally Posted by ndw
I have to disagree. I think the combo works well. I think the TF loafers are dope!

Thanks.

Originally Posted by Aaron01
Tom Ford?

Yep.

Originally Posted by forex
TRINI,please no knit ties and loafers with suits. Also,loafers are meh,I like the RL much more.

I know knit ties and loafers are against the 'rules' for suits but I wasn't really going for a conservative business dress look. Plus, I was anxious to wear the shoes .
 

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Originally Posted by MBreinin
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I dig the look a lot and I think you can pull it off. It if were me, I would have gone with french cuffs, a narrower collar and a darker brown in those shoes, but all in all, a good look, especially for a jazz club or something. But then, I like double-breasted jackets. Some guys dont. Dunno why. As for this:
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Excellent suit, first of all. I love three-piece pinstripes. Its all put together very well, I guess I just dont understand the choice in tie but it just adds flavor in the end, so I cant say anything but 'well done"
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Originally Posted by bmulford
Had an extrodinarily casual day due to meeting with music-industry folks who have a severe distrust of anyone wearing a suit. So went urban...
Nice casual look and great to see you posting again... but what colour are those cords actually?
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Originally Posted by IST66
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I'd never dare try anything like this - it looks great.

Originally Posted by TRINI
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Awesome chainmail tie.
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