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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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Cary Grant
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I like the combo, Nii.
MBreinin
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Love this tie:Originally Posted by Neb
I am fond of it as well. Thanks!
The Florsheims are awesome. I believe in the boats. Own a black pair myself.Originally Posted by wingman
I rock the boats. 5 pair in various colors. This is my only Shell pair though...all of mine are vintage. You can't go wrong!
Mike
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Borrelli Linosa 3/2 navy linen jacket, unlined, unpadded, uncanvassed, with underarm darts and three patch pockets
Dege & Skinner (Robert Whittaker) bespoke shirt in Acorn Grange, double cuffs
Panta six fold tie
Rubinacci shell and 18K links
Sam Hober square in Carlo Riva blue and white cotton voile
Borrelli cotton chinos
Smathers & Branson herringbone needlepoint belt
no socks
Asprey (Silvano Lattanzi) true suede pennies
Cartier plain band in 18K
Jaeger-LeCoultre manual wind in rose 18k (c.1962)
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Borrelli Linosa 3/2 navy linen jacket, unlined, unpadded, uncanvassed, with underarm darts and three patch pockets
Dege & Skinner (Robert Whittaker) bespoke shirt in Acorn Grange, double cuffs
Panta six fold tie
Rubinacci shell and 18K links
Sam Hober square in Carlo Riva blue and white cotton voile
Borrelli cotton chinos
Smathers & Branson herringbone needlepoint belt
no socks
Asprey (Silvano Lattanzi) true suede pennies
Cartier plain band in 18K
Jaeger-LeCoultre manual wind in rose 18k (c.1962)
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_AMD
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Taciturn Text Post Thursday:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Borrelli Linosa 3/2 navy linen jacket, unlined, unpadded, uncanvassed, with underarm darts and three patch pockets
Dege & Skinner (Robert Whittaker) bespoke shirt in Acorn Grange, double cuffs
Panta six fold tie
Rubinacci shell and 18K links
Sam Hober square in Carlo Riva blue and white cotton voile
Borrelli cotton chinos
Smathers & Branson herringbone needlepoint belt
no socks
Asprey (Silvano Lattanzi) true suede pennies
Cartier plain band in 18K
Jaeger-LeCoultre manual wind in rose 18k (c.1962)
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Vox,
I had a quick, non-clothing related question for you, and I didn't want to muddy up any threads with it. Any chance you could clear out some messages in your inbox?
Thanks,
Aaron
hommedumonde
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Big A
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All masterclass on their own...really envy your sense of style, guys!!Originally Posted by spoozy
You are obviously a gentleman of supreme style and taste . . . .
Seriously though I like everything in your pic but the shoes.
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Everyone who has ever posted in this thread is ugly and doesn't know anything about clothes and how to receive vitamin C in Central Europe if it is cold and 3000 B.C., but me.Originally Posted by Jerome
If you are gonna make vodka in the bathtub, drain the bathwater first . . . .
someotherstyle
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Photoset of What I wore.Originally Posted by hommedumonde
I hate these silly "click on my link to go to my blog to see what i wore" kind of dealies. Just post the image!
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individual pieces are very nice, but together they are clashing with each other. they need to be making hot sex with each other ... (no diss here ... just a joking reference to another member's post about matching and clashing)Originally Posted by niidawg3
i'd go with white bucks for the shoes ... more understated than the two tone tasselled loafers. also not sure about the jacket with seersucker/stripe pants. hope you keep posting though.
Clothes have hot sex?
The colour of the jacket blended in smoothly with the linen pant, though...
Anyway, i will
Pretty bold for SF but I like most of the clothes, maybe just in different combinations. Good job.Originally Posted by gregor
Thx
spoozy - I like your choice of shirt/tie and PS combination.Originally Posted by MrChris
Cheers, a classic colour combo of blue / red / white never fails.
I think he could pull this off if he just switched the pants out for some solid blue cotton, or white cotton. The biggest problem is that the seersucker and stripe in the shirt are the same size and they clash.Originally Posted by someotherstyle
Stripes on stripes - tricky to handle. You´re right, simple blue pants might have been the better choice.
I agree. White pants and this would have been solid. It is still out there, but it would have been better.Originally Posted by MBreinin
Mike
Hmmm...not sure about white. What do you think about red?
Like the hair. Trousers/shirt are too close in pattern for comfort, for me.Originally Posted by Holdfast
....
Yeah, true.
You are obviously a gentleman of supreme style and taste . . . .Originally Posted by Big A
Seriously though I like everything in your pic but the shoes.
Thank you a lot.
For me, it was all about the shoes. But i gotta admit: either you love or you loath them.
And to all of you guys who are steadily posting: you´re so inspirational and it is a real pleasure to see your outfits. Keep up the good work, all of you.
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