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I am loving the recent SF focus on British style.
We lack a critical mass of bespoke posters who favor the traditional English style. RSS is going to have to step up his game. I can post only so many Steed pics. I have always suspected/hoped it was a matter of time before someone came along who favored, say, Anderson or Dege or Huntsman, or even a talented off-Row tailor. With the right clothes and good pics, I could see the forum's tastes widening significantly.
I doubt that.
If you post anything ,people will criticize any details of the garment in question... Some people can post the most pathetic and people will congratulate them... I did post a few pics of my Rubinacci and Norton suits on their hangers... I don't even bother anymore posting anything... We have nothing to prove.Originally Posted by lasbar
I doubt that.
If you post anything ,people will criticize any details of the garment in question... Some people can post the most pathetic and people will congratulate them... I did post a few pics of my Rubinacci and Norton suits on their hangers... I don't even bother anymore posting anything... We have nothing to prove.
We lack a critical mass of bespoke posters who favor the traditional English style.
I am loving the recent SF focus on British style. Good job, SF.