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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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More new collar action. Better?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Much. I also think that a slightly wider spread and taller front would look good on you.
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Agree, but you could still do better. If your face isn't wide as a pancake, your bodyshape prob would benefit from a wider spread. Also, a higher front would look better imo.Originally Posted by Sander
I doubt we can judge this without seeing the full head shot. Higher front I see (less of a triangle leading to the Adam's apple), but the spread looks fine. I like the way the collar points are the inverse of the lapels.
I often go monochrome too, but today, I'd have worn a tie with at least some non-blue in it (picturing Ed's Isaia cashmere striped ties).
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Yes.Originally Posted by NOBD
+1 Listen to the wise Mr. Sander.
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3rd Avenue Festival Today...some scenes of the carnage:Originally Posted by NewYorkRanger
you are winning the masses over ... lol. soon every SFer will be rocking 4 inch jeans cuffs
Fall shopping with the wife. Bonus obligatory iGent bathroom shot and debut of new iGent felt flower.Originally Posted by luftvier
very nice lufty ... a bit over-dressed for teh weekend though? i'd have gone without the tie ... although it does pull it all together.
Originally Posted by Butler
very nice ... way to rock the green trou ...
But why with a baloon knot as well?Originally Posted by Sander
Everything else looks good, but the knot really throws it off.
Agree, but you could still do better. If your face isn't wide as a pancake, your bodyshape prob would benefit from a wider spread. Also, a higher front would look better imo.Originally Posted by Sander
sigh ... i hope the sun eventually shines wherever you are ...
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Originally Posted by Butler
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Ready for a walk on the moor!
Steven Hitchcock Tweed SC with suede trim.
Turnbull & Asser shirt
Hermes Baloon tie
RTW olive moleskins from Cordings of Piccadilly
Hober PS
Classic. And, I am jealous. I wish I was walking on the moor!!
When it's raining, you might catch a resemblance:Originally Posted by luftvier
Great photo.
More new collar action. Better?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Looking good, Spoo.
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Cold as a witches' **** Monday ...
Not sweating today, are ya???
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Looking good, Nii.
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Bow tie: Carrot & Gibbs
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Originally Posted by niidawg3
Deets on the brown coat? It looks great.
I like the shot of your socks through the wheel. Very artistic.
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