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OK so I misunderstood your point. I thought that you meant that all outfits would look good with a white square. If you're saying that white is better than none, I'm 100% with you.
It's where Naples and Trad connect.
They probably would.
As for the last, it is indeed a bit pointy, but the shoes are to my taste and quite comfortable. The antiquing is also a bit crazy, but, again, this just adds a bit of character which I quite like. To each his own, I suppose.
The antiquing is also a bit crazy, but, again, this just adds a bit of character which I quite like. To each his own, I suppose.
They probably would. Not to say "best." I think in many cases something else is better than white. But white is always better than nothing and never bad.
that is fine, obviously we all have different taste and many times we try an impose that on others but I think given the point of this thread, your outfit was really no where in the ballpark of what is supposed to be posted here. Same thing with the Eustace outfit a few posts above
Thanks, Ed, but I disagree. The fact that my collar is slightly more spread than your average cutaway, and the fact that my last is a little more pointy, does not take a grey wool suit, white shirt, and blue tie out of the "ballpark" of conservative business dress. For instance, we've already decided that this thread is not limited to "American conservative business dress", but extends to Europe. In London, my white shirt with cutaway collar would be considered protypic conservative business dress. So I guess that leaves us with the shoes and, to be frank, I've seen far worse/more experimental in this thread.