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conservative business dress WAYWRN: An Experiment
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SkinnyGoomba
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Manton, very nice look!!
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I think conservative business dress is amazingly boring. There are nuances that can be pulled off whereas one can look blah [save fit] from a distance but patterns & textures can be noted as you near. I think gdl & MAnton do this well. Isn't this the point?
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^ Great stuff Manton.
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Originally Posted by Orgetorix
The DB is suave, Orge.
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Great nailhead!
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gnatty - looks good but I can't help thinking that it would look so much better with a wider shirt collar spread. The square edge also seems so close to the stripe color that you would have been better off hiding the edge IMO
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gnatty - looks good but I can't help thinking that it would look so much better with a wider shirt collar spread. The square edge also seems so close to the stripe color that you would have been better off hiding the edge IMOOriginally Posted by gdl203
Yeah, I think I agree on the collar, the point collar doesn't seem to take up enough real estate in there, looks lonely.
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Greg, I think that looks great, well done.Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba
Here's mine for the day.
Skinny, fantastic fits of late!
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