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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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Your collars always look great, may I ask what shirts you normally wear?Originally Posted by Drudged
Thank you, Drudged - I wear a mix of different brands, but today is a Kiton.
just plain greatOriginally Posted by TTO
bespoke or RTW?
Thank you TTO - It is from the RTW line. Although the pricetag was almost a bespoke pricetag
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Originally Posted by MrChris
Your chinos appear to be bunching up quite a bit, MrC, probably because they're too long.
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Voxsartoria's Weekly WAYWRN Subjective and Totally Unfair Digestâ„¢ Part II has been updated for the week ending 08/13/2010.
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Play and dinner with friends. Not convinced with the button stance or something on this jacket... suggestions welcome.Originally Posted by kevinsp8
Have your tailor a 3rd button made on that jacket.
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Originally Posted by TRINI
woah thats a low pocket...
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Happy Friday ladies..Originally Posted by gnatty8
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I don't know. I'm not a huge fan of the jacket. I don't like the double needle seams, it makes it look cheap. Some pressing would probably help with the puckering of the seam puckering tough. I think it would be cool to have a jacket unstructured like that, but with french seams and such... The shoulders fit questionably as well. I also feel, that your tie is too long and pants are slightly baggy. I like the colors though!
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Happy Friday ladies..Originally Posted by gnatty8
gnatty, I love this look, and you've pulled it together very well. Looks perfect for this time of year.
If you were to see me, I'm actually wearing pretty much the same look today with an unstructured navy linen jacket, off white linen trousers but I'm sans tie and my linen shirt is red/white striped.
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