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Where does David Letterman get his striped ties?
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Letterman's ties
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rgoldstein
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A lot of them look like pretty standard Brooks Bros. style ties.
I'll give him a call, though. We're old chums.
I'll give him a call, though. We're old chums.
Cant kill da Rooster
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I don't know but I didn't like the gray shiny suit I saw him wear this week when he intereviewed Paul Rudd.
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This one was definitely Brooks Brothers. I believe from the Black Fleece line. It has Thom Browne kind of characteristics.
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I don't know but I didn't like the gray shiny suit I saw him wear this week when he intereviewed Paul Rudd.Originally Posted by Cant kill da Rooster
Doesn't he wear that same suit once every week? In fact, his suit rotation is small. Same for Leno. For the millions they earn, cant they at least look good on TV every week?
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David Letterman is old school Connecticut in the worst way. The socks man.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Not surprisingly, you're wrong. He's from Indianapolis, about as generically Mid- Western
as you can get. Graduated from Ball State in Muncie- hardly Yale or Weslayan. But like
many mid westerners of his generation, he emulated the Ivy aesthetic, which is, of course,
old school Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, New Hampshire, Vermont, New Jersey,
Rhode Island, Maryland, Virginia, etc.
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