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I think the suit could be tailored a bit more. it seems to flare out at the end.Originally Posted by ivyleaguer
nice!Originally Posted by ivyleaguer
Aside from the totally closed quarters, which I am not a fan of, this is by far your best effort.Originally Posted by MBreinin
A little on the casual side today...Originally Posted by Edgar Allan Pwn
Not sure about the proportions, because of camera angle, but it seems to be a vast improvement over your earlier fits. I especially like that checked fabric.Originally Posted by RogerC
Aside from the totally closed quarters, which I am not a fan of, this is by far your best effort.Originally Posted by MBreinin
+1 ... really nice improvement mkt. incorporate the advice Mike gave and you would continue down the right path.Originally Posted by niidawg3
Not to take credit for it, but today's look is much more coherent than some of the earlier ones. Regarding the lower-fronts/quarters/whatever we've agreed to call them these days, I don't mind them being quite closed in principle (and more than a few of my own jackets are pretty closed), but the issue here is that they're actually overlapping more than than they were designed to. Could be a function of build/posture or balance, difficult to be sure. But that's a relatively minor quibble besides the noted improvement in overall visual effect compared to some other looks you've posted. Purely out of curiosity, what concept did you construct the look around anyway?Originally Posted by Holdfast
Edgar Allen Pwn, that is way too many patterns all at once, and the different parts of the outfit are completely incongruous in their differnt levels of formality. I'm not sure what you're even going for, but I can't imagine a situation where that outfit would make sense.Originally Posted by Working Stiff
sleeves are a little long ... but this is awesome.Originally Posted by niidawg3
i like those shoes.... who makes those?Originally Posted by austerlitz
Much improved.Originally Posted by Threadbearer
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Originally Posted by Edgar Allan Pwn
Somewhere between these two positions, closer to the higher one, and it would be spot-on for my tastes.Originally Posted by Holdfast
Uninspired TuesdayOriginally Posted by MalfordOfLondon
The weather for the next two days in NYC is predicted to be rain, with chance of rain, and a side order of rain, so the fits for the next couple of days may not be particularly exciting. Somehow, I know you'll all have the fortitude to cope . . .Originally Posted by upr_crust
Saint C's]Originally Posted by Phat Guido
ROBOTuesday.Originally Posted by acridsheep
Tomorrow: People's Court taping.Originally Posted by luftvier
I really like the look Spoo. Looks great!Originally Posted by Big Bird
Tie is a good bit darker than it appears.Originally Posted by MBreinin
Yesterday's fit was so awful I didn't dare show my face. Hopefully today's is better.Originally Posted by Orgetorix
Your short break did you a world of good I think. This outfit is a return to your usual form after a short run of sub-Spoo outfits before going away.Originally Posted by Holdfast
Anyway, got fooled by temperature today...too late to get my entry in for the crazy shoes competition, aye?Originally Posted by spoozy
Originally Posted by mktitsworth
Today. Button point about 1.5" lower and trousers about as slim as I get.Originally Posted by ndw
I tried to take some pictures outside in daylight but of course it was cloudy ALLLL day so they came out terrible. I'm trying out this new jacket, I think it's definitely better than my old blazer but I'm not sure about it yet... Also warming up for the Friday challenge with this tie.Originally Posted by Navi
More messing around in DBs. Trying out an idea I noticed in the "bold suits" thread I started a couple of weeks ago: using a checked shirt & strong tie to counterbalance the eye-catching pattern in the suit. Still not quite right, but the experiments are getting closer to what I have in my mind's eye:Originally Posted by Holdfast
Originally Posted by Edgar Allan Pwn
Warm Sunny Day In The SouthOriginally Posted by Mr.K
If you aren't sending Phat Guido a royalty check on this one, you should probably consider it . . . . I'm all for imitation and all that (I didn't find Drake's knit ties by myself) but there's a point at which it departs from flattery into a weird SF version of Single White Female. I'm afraid you are at that point.Originally Posted by Big A
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