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Lapels are quite large here, but credit where it's due, Lapo looks pretty goodOriginally Posted by Aaron01
I like to imagine he got into those lapels by going into some Saville Row house one day..
A&S(or some such): What would you like?
Lapo: Lapo
A&S: Big lapels?
Lapo: Yes, Imma big Lapo.
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http://www.blogdolcevita.com/post/21...s-to-be-jewishOriginally Posted by IndianBoyz
Funny, he doesn't look Jewish.
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Any idea where that blazer came from? I'm looking for something like that.Originally Posted by CJones
Could be Lardini.
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Any idea where that blazer came from? I'm looking for something like that.Originally Posted by CJones
Any idea where that hairpiece came from??
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I disagree because whenever I see see him he seems to be fighting his clothes. I'm totally down with bohemian but he ends up looking bargain-basement to me... this particular combo, at least from one pic, looks ill-fitting and the shirt collar contrived.Originally Posted by Cary Grant
I think he looks pretty comfortable. Admittedly, these are not something I'd wear, but I like the elements and colors on both.
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Any idea where that hairpiece came from??Originally Posted by Cravate_Noire
A gorilla costume.
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Jews don't belong to one race, it's a religion. Here's some Jews from India. http://www.beliefnet.com/~/media/45B...hx?w=333&h=250
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Jews don't belong to one race, it's a religion.Originally Posted by IndianBoyz
Here's some Jews from India:
It's kinda complicated since there's really 2 different things that are recognized. Jewish, the religion, and Jewish the race. Either are correct, but neither is as descriptive as I'd like given the circumstances.
Mind you, any race is just an arbitrary stopping point on a long continuum and defies unassailable definition. (Sorry about how pedantic that sounded. It really was the best way I could think of to describe it.)
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