bleachboy
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Opinions on these CJs? Do they look blobby?
Nope. Lovely, classic derby style. That color's going to be perfect for spring/summer.
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Opinions on these CJs? Do they look blobby?
Question on Lobb shoes. There are apparently two Lobb s out there, quoting from link at bottom of this post:
What site do most people use here to host their personal pictures for the WAYWRN and other threads? I haven't done that in the past but would like to start posting...thanks.
Nope. Lovely, classic derby style. That color's going to be perfect for spring/summer.
Is there a reason why you don't just buy Ferragamo? Their shoes are excellent.
Maybe it's the side view that looks blobby to me. The high vamp?
Maybe it's the side view that looks blobby to me. The high vamp?
Yep, it does look blobby. However, as NOBD said, it maybe because of the camera position. Stand far away from the object, zoom in, then take a picture, that will be more accurate proportionally.
Even if it is a blobby shoe, it looks right. It's a suede derby with a rubber sole, I'm not sure I'd want it to be too sleek.
I just got a vintage knit tie, and the overall length is really short, if tied to a normal length the short end only comes to a few inches long from the knot. Is this a certain style, or reason for this?
Question on Lobb shoes. There are apparently two Lobb s out there, quoting from link at bottom of this post:
Both are considered excellent in this forum, but you'll see John Lobb Paris (the one own by Hermes) much more often since they have a RTW division. While John Lobb St. James in London is a bespoke-only shop.