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What's the dilly with Diller's hip patch? Looks like it was made for a much smaller jacket. And the shoes
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What's the dilly with Diller's hip patch? Looks like it was made for a much smaller jacket. And the shoes
Yes and 98% of StyleForum.
Hamilton is a notorious hanger-on...he's lived much of his life not even owning a home, living on the dime of others.
in 1985, my then girlfriend and current wife and I were out at the height of the storm just to see what it was like....- B
There is nothing in this suit that says "Rubinacci" to me, as opposed to anything he could have picked up at any department store nationwide. Sorry, but this particular shot is quite uninspired.
are the three of yoo still together
You all missed something important. It's apparently possible to be a parvenu(e) midget? That's awesome news. They looked like they were having so much fun in Over the Rainbow. Now refocusing my goals . . . .?
Hmm, you guys must be looking at a very different picture or using very different eyes than me. The collar snugness, shoulder line, and sleevehead are highly indicative of a well-tailored jacket. I think the shaping through the chest and waist is also very nice, but that's easier to imagine. Certainly, the way the relatively fully sleeve flows with the arm, presenting a smooth, gentle convex curve, is almost never achieved in RTW.
I do wonder though, why doesn't he get that dome fixed up?
As other more respected members have said via the forum and their blogs (Alden, Will); a suit should make a man look good, but not noticeable (paraphrasing).