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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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luftvier
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What do you want me to say. I'm not a tailor, and I can't say this is off, you need to do this, etc, but all I can tell you is that it looks badly done, not harmonious etc. I am actually shocked that it didn't get more responses. I'd never have seen it had I not received a pm to look, but I guess what people say about the circle jerk, bukkake, and reach around society in this thread is true.Originally Posted by iammatt
You're so diplomatic matt.Originally Posted by teddieriley
Fixed.
LOL!! Cheers Lufty! I even dug out my old cig caseOriginally Posted by PandArts
I can't smoke cigarettes a bit anymore; my body rejects it. Rather unfortunate.
Though occasionally I can still bring out the pipe (speaking of affectations).
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I agree with patrickBOOTH here. It's WAYYYYYYYYY too affected - it was affected even for Trepanier, who remains King Affect. It reminds me of this:Originally Posted by luftvier
Sometimes its about having fun. Wasnt trying to be "douchey" , so I will roll with my look for today. I wasnt going for overkill. For me everyday is not about wearing what is "classic" or expected, however; always taking some of classic style into account.
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Originally Posted by clarinetplayer
Very classy, cp. Is the shirt pink?
Originally Posted by IST66
Love that tie, IST. Perfect with blue jeans. Where'd ya get it?
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The outfit's nice - my only criticism: I think the PS is overkill - like a squid trying to escape from your pocket. Tuck it in a bit.Originally Posted by luftvier
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Playing with patterns today. (The blazer is navy, even though it's reading as black in the images.)
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You're so diplomatic matt.Originally Posted by teddieriley
Thank you, sir.
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Sometimes its about having fun. Wasnt trying to be "douchey" , so I will roll with my look for today. I wasnt going for overkill.Originally Posted by Prestosmp
Not douchey. Just too much going on at once. Perhaps the douchebro photo was not apropos. Rather, I think of the quote attributed to Coco Chanel concerning taking off the last accessory you put on. Only here, I would have attributed it to shirts. In my mind, two collared shirts at once is never a good look.
Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
I am also still learning. It took me a while to "find myself." I've only become mildly adept at dressing now some 2000 posts in. Look at some of my earlier posts - ghastly, I say.
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Thank you, sir.Originally Posted by iammatt
Your hectoring is already making a valuable difference.
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Your hectoring is already making a valuable difference.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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I am hoping you guys will straighten this **** out now that I have brought it to your attention. I don't want to have to come back to this thread again this year.
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Your hectoring is already making a valuable difference.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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Someone had to speak truth to power.
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I really can't understand the paisley haters out there.Originally Posted by luftvier
Backlash hit a few years ago after it enjoyed a temporary place on the top of the SF hype cycle.
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I am hoping you guys will straighten this **** out now that I have brought it to your attention. I don't want to have to come back to this thread again this year.Originally Posted by iammatt
Calendar year?
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Calendar year?Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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Haven't decided yet.
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