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Tautz lapels? I like this, apart from the exploded pocket square.Originally Posted by radicaldog
Yes it is a Tautz lapel. You have an impeccable eye sir.
fritzl
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Thank you!!!Originally Posted by IST66
And....Why you were surprised with my choice of footwear?
I have made a mistake? I hope it it is possible to correct?
certainly, i was not surprised. i know you prefer the sleeker numbers.
i was more or less kidding. keep up the good work.
clarinetplayer
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The guy on right was kinda my inspiration. From "Take Ivy" via The Trad blogOriginally Posted by inq89
Ah yes, "Take Ivy"! The definitive book on prep style.
clarinetplayer
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Originally Posted by IST66
The choice of this tie is a master stroke. Love the shoes, too.
IST66
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I like it with the monks, IST.Originally Posted by NOBD
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What kind of tie is that? I want a chocolate brown tie like that one. Does anyone have some suggestions?Originally Posted by gfreeman
It`s Krizia tie.
certainly, i was not surprised. i know you prefer the sleeker numbers.Originally Posted by fritzl
i was more or less kidding. keep up the good work.
I too tried to joke. Unfortunately, I badly do it in English...
The choice of this tie is a master stroke. Love the shoes, too.Originally Posted by clarinetplayer
agreed.Originally Posted by Tibor
Thank you very much!
Cary Grant
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Don't listen to them IST- keep the monks. And the rest of the ensemble is great.
GuidoWongolini
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Tweed up!
clarinetplayer
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..Originally Posted by IST66
The tie pin makes a bold statement. Gotta get one...
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Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Tweed up!
Now that is lovely
Originally Posted by IST66
great tie...
Rada -- awesome DB look on the left. absolutely fantastic. the Les Paul suits you as well. great post.Originally Posted by Digby
Thank you
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