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"What I've Learned" - SF Edition
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acecow
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People outside of SF don't really care how you dress. Do it for yourself or don't do it at all.
Surprisingly, my appreciation for art and culture (especially modern art) became more sophisticated. SF played a part here by training me to notice tiny details as a general approach in life. I wasn't as anal before...
My Dad has no idea how to tie a tie.
Surprisingly, my appreciation for art and culture (especially modern art) became more sophisticated. SF played a part here by training me to notice tiny details as a general approach in life. I wasn't as anal before...
My Dad has no idea how to tie a tie.
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Don't eat the yellow snow...Originally Posted by ter1413
Eat the yellow snow.Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH
eat the brown snow
dont buy a black suit as your first suit
make sure your clothes fit right
get a pair of nice brown shoes
dont be a troll
have fun
if some starts a thread that has been addressed within the past 5 years hold it against them and riddicule them until they see the error of their ways. only then can they be accepted and given the secret handshake of SF (wink wink nudge nudge)
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Liquor in the front, poker in the rear.Originally Posted by MBreinin
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Ive got a tshirt that says Im right, Michael.
KObalto
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While patterns, peaked lapels, small or overly large lapels and other quirky elements add an interesting touch to menswear, most people will respond more favorably to darker solids and traditionally accepted cuts.Originally Posted by MBreinin
but eff 'em anyway.
bellyhungry
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- 2-inch cuffs
- Fit is the most important factor under most circumstances
- Thicker sole can elevate otherwise plain or boring shoes
- There are always exceptions
- Fit is the most important factor under most circumstances
- Thicker sole can elevate otherwise plain or boring shoes
- There are always exceptions
tone76
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What have I learned in the last couple of months? - I f*cking hate my square-toed Julius Marlow shoes. - Colour co-ordinating my tie with my shirt is less stylish than I thought it was. - Cufflinks are more of a fashion statement than a stylistic choice. - Polyester is the fabric of Satan. - My shirts are too big for me. - My suits don't fit me as well as I thought. - I really need to start seeing a good tailor. - Despite my ill-fitting clothes, the awful department store shoes and my matching silk tie and cufflink sets, I still dress better than 90% of men where I live.
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