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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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I really like this look. The rocker style scarf tie and red trou go better together than the Spoo's tweed and red combo (sorry Spoo). But, (FWIW), I think it would better with some "cleaning up", e.g. tuck your shirt, button the cuffs and keep trouser hems over boots. It would still have the Dashing Rogue look, just more streamlined.Originally Posted by Parker
Parker I agree with what you say as a fan of fine fitting clothes, some times though the beast must be let loose, maybe this is how you should look by the end of the night? Whilst starting proceedings like you have stated.
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I think the taper in pants is going to be around for a while. Every European I see has made a major investment in it. From suits to casual.Originally Posted by Fred49
8.75"Originally Posted by TC (Houston)
It is not very wide, of course. I think that 8 inches, which is not a large difference in width, would make quite a distance in how the total outfit looks. Do you have any pants that are tapered to 8''?
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I would like to see these trousers and shoes worn in early spring with a navy blazer (non-brass buttons) and light-blue shirt sans tie.Originally Posted by Jamesgatz
i approve this message
...Originally Posted by yfyf
i want that jacket ... and well played with the socks. purple and grey is almost always a win.
It may be the lighting but I think the contrast between the jacket and the shirt is way too stark. Darker camel coat and lighter blue shirt would look better. Shoes are nice but the herringbone pattern pants are unnecessary with a semi-business outfit.Originally Posted by Diavolo
You still look 90% better than 90% of men walking around in NYC today.Originally Posted by artoftime
(Nice shoes)
G, if this is true, I feel bad for the city of NY
Parker I agree with what you say as a fan of fine fitting clothes, some times though the beast must be let loose, maybe this is how you should look by the end of the night? Whilst starting proceedings like you have stated.Originally Posted by Walking Wardrobe
A bottle of Patron would achieve those results
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It is not very wide, of course. I think that 8 inches, which is not a large difference in width, would make quite a distance in how the total outfit looks. Do you have any pants that are tapered to 8''?Originally Posted by Duco
Yes, my Borrelli pants are 8", and I don't ever wear them because I don't like the drumstick effect (since I have a fairly big ass). 0.75" is actually a dramatic difference. Through trial and error I decided on 8.75" for all my office pants.
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Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Hate the slacks, Spoo, but that's just my own baggage talkin'. The shirt, on the other hand, is awesome, although it's a bit strong with that SC. Even the solid tie is not quite steady enough to bring it all in for a safe landing.
But, with the TB aesthetic today, highwaters work.Originally Posted by MBreinin
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It took a few seconds to figure out you didn't mean tuberculosis but instead thom browne...Originally Posted by mossrockss
That ain't the only "TB aesthetic" around here, bub.
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His name was Robert Paulson.Originally Posted by TRINI
Ahem. We do not have names in Project Mayhem.
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Yes, my Borrelli pants are 8", and I don't ever wear them because I don't like the drumstick effect (since I have a fairly big ass). 0.75" is actually a dramatic difference. Through trial and error I decided on 8.75" for all my office pants.Originally Posted by TC (Houston)
Yes, I meant not a big difference in actual width but quite some difference in the way it looks. Do you have any WAYWRN's online in which you are wearing one of these pants? Before I start searching. @Orgetorix: Like the outfit but I would never wear a tie with jeans, speaking about your jeans. You maybe need a skinnier pair of jeans. Isn't your jacket too tight? And maybe a tad too short?
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Yes, I meant not a big difference in actual width but quite some difference in the way it looks.Originally Posted by Duco
Do you have any WAYWRN's online in which you are wearing one of these pants? Before I start searching.
No, I haven't posted pics of those pants because I think they look terrible. Lol. I appreciate your comments but I specified 8.75" because that's what I prefer. It's not a matter of not having tried it or not understanding the look you are hoping to see. More tapered pants are just not to my taste. Maybe some of the guys who have seen me walking around Downtown Houston will chime in and let us know if they think my pants are out of balance/proportion with my jackets.
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TC,you will have to take a video of you walking in downtown Houston and post for us to approve the leg opening width of your pantsOriginally Posted by forex
WAYWRN goes 3D ...Originally Posted by niidawg3
He has to do it like this:
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Originally Posted by Orgetorix
Predicting comments:
- Some people will say no tie with jeans.
- Some people will say I need skinnier jeans.
- PG will say my jacket is too tight and too short.
Said with love, my first impression was "Burly Peewee Herman"
The scale of the jacket and tie look very small against your frame. That particular blue doesn't sit all that well against pink.
I don't generally agree with the "never wear dark trousers against light sport coat" but these denims could make me change my mind.
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