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Yeah, that's the second photo. May need to rearrange furniture... I think it's the camera angle. The second one is from below my waist level while the first is taken from slightly above it, so it loses my upper body proportions a bit. in other newsOriginally Posted by Eason
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!Originally Posted by il ciclista
Originally Posted by AR_Six
your picture seems to have skipped thanksgivingOriginally Posted by shahanshah
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Originally Posted by AR_Six
You are correct in your assessment of MC. I would argue that it's neither good nor bad, but rather an interest (perhaps overly so) in suiting. I am not by any means a good example, but I will say that practically all men (and many women, for that matter) look great in a suit, which is what attracts many to the forum initially. After this, one begins to see the many aspects of a great fitting suit (and the accessories), and appreciate the finer points of what makes just a suit a great suit. Thus, the detail shots.Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
The thing is, nobody in SWD is really against a great suit. The obsession with minutae, not seeing the forest through the trees (or in MC's case, leaves and bark dissection), and the fact that pretty much ******* everything is either a suit or a sport-coat/trousers ... I just don't see how that remains interesting every day.Originally Posted by Uncontrol
No hate but most of your fits IIRC feature that floral shirt with the wide collar, maybe a fur-collared jacket or coat, tapered jeans/trousers and pointy boots no? That's your suit. I think we all have a tendency to wear similar things most of the time. Its the comfort zone thing and while I think the MC guys' obsession with minute details of suiting sometimes becomes stifling, I don't think its any worse than some SWD guys' obsession with weft and selvedge coupled with the acquisition of the latest, sickest overpriced lavinz. Just because you can't appreciate it doesn't mean its wrong.Originally Posted by berlin report
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