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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II
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ndw
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@ NDW:Originally Posted by Thin White Duke
I appreciate the feedback and I think it's warranted. I will stick to my preference for hard three button jackets but I have had a few to the tailors for nipping at the waist (not this one ... yet!) and they usually come back better for it.
I don't have an issue with the hard three button, and it seems to work for your frame, but I think nipping the waist would really elevate the whole look and markedly improve the fit. If you remember to, please post a before and after comparison once you get it tailored. Also, jealous that it is warm enough to wear seersucker where you are...
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Originally Posted by Holdfast
Not sure there's all that much to say. The look is OK, but there's nothing particularly outstanding to praise, or egregious enough to damn. It's just a moderately-fitting, moderately-coordinated, passable outfit. It feels flat and lifeless at the moment. Of course, that last sentence acquires a whole new light if read in conjunction with your intended plans for the night!
Thanks for the comments. You're right..it all needs work. I dress casual every day, so I'm a noob at all of this. I am determined.
Might wear this instead Shirt courtesy of B&S. Thanks, Roguls.
MBreinin
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Thanks for the comments. You're right..it all needs work. I dress casual every day, so I'm a noob at all of this. I am determined.Originally Posted by Chico2007
Might wear this instead Shirt courtesy of B&S. Thanks, Roguls.
That is better, lose the Dad jeans.
Mike
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Orgetorix
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Looks out window.....sunny sky, high of 79, humidity of around 85%.....and I am in a flannel DB.Originally Posted by MBreinin
Mike
You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din. I was gonna go flannel DB but couldn't stomach it even at 72 degrees, 60%.
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0b5cur1ty
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I can well imagine that my "fit" today will not be popular.Originally Posted by upr_crust
Actually, I thought this was one of the best I've yet seen from you.
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Originally Posted by aeglus
Great stuff.
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