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Originally Posted by aj_del
Who are they?
Their SCs look so similar that I mistook them for uniforms initially.
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Who are they?
Their SCs look so similar that I mistook them for uniforms initially.
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Really? You like that 4 inch break piled on his shoes?Originally Posted by MBreinin
LOL I like that he got the formal shirt right... and the jacket. Most celebrities dress horrible so in celebrity world this is good to me
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The shirt has potential; it would come alive with a more dynamically cut suit. It is also definitely not one that should remain collar stay free, though maybe ironing or a better collar fit could save it
The tie is unfortunate. I suspect it's from the bad old days of Yves Saint Laurent
The key to this sort of look is older runway shows by Burberry Prorsum and Gucci, as well as old photographs of Mods/Peacocks
The tie is unfortunate. I suspect it's from the bad old days of Yves Saint Laurent
The key to this sort of look is older runway shows by Burberry Prorsum and Gucci, as well as old photographs of Mods/Peacocks
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I am more interested in the lady in the red dress.
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She probably saw the shirt and the tie.
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