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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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You always have a very personal cut to your jackets. It's not entirely to my tastes (the fronts always seem a little abbreviated to my eyes), but you wear it well. Dare to unbutton a second shirt button!Originally Posted by Holdfast
It's because I buy cheap jackets off of B&S. Once I get more custom garments, things will change. Somebody told me to button up the second button last time! But yeah, today was so warm I should've.
Great look Kent, but the flower totally harshed my boner. Take it out and step on it.Originally Posted by acridsheep
I have started a thread just for you.
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Very good from a distance, but I don't like the tie in the close-up pic (it's a little too reflective for me). But overall, I like the look.Originally Posted by Holdfast
Agreed that it's too shiny. Hopefully no one will ever get that close while inspecting my tie.
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Originally Posted by upr_crust
Good fit, Señor Crust. Cheers on the slimming.
Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Spoo's journey into the soporific continues. But nice!
Originally Posted by Orgetorix
PS seems to fighting the rest of the fit. Intellectually, I can see how you got there, but instinctively, not feeling it.
Originally Posted by Holdfast
I don't expect the tie will get much love, but I like it.
Originally Posted by luftvier
It's almost 80F in Philadelphia today. Linen suit to work. conservative business dress be dammed.
VBD (veranda business dress). Nice.
Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
IMO, this desperately needs a shot of color/contrast. Looks like a nice suit, but it's almost invisible.
Quick pic:
Quick pic:
Holdfast
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^ Look OK, but I personally dislike very narrow stripes on suits. A solid grey would be better I think.
No-one ever said SF was consistent in its advice!
I think most open-collar fits look better with a couple of buttons undone, esp. if the second button is close to the top one. Not very professional/business-like I guess, but the deeper angle created by the more open shirt echoes the jacket lapel line better. If the second button is a long way down from the top one, then I just undo the top one.
Indeed!
Somebody told me to button up the second button last time! But yeah, today was so warm I should've.Originally Posted by Kent Wang
No-one ever said SF was consistent in its advice!
Agreed that it's too shiny. Hopefully no one will ever get that close while inspecting my tie.Originally Posted by luftvier
Indeed!
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Like the SC but the pockets seem to have a mind of their own!
Corneliani sportcoat
Kent Wang linen/cotton shirt
Lapel flower I found on the street
Kent Wang cotton pocket square
WW Chan trousers
Originally Posted by Kent Wang
Corneliani sportcoat
Kent Wang linen/cotton shirt
Lapel flower I found on the street
Kent Wang cotton pocket square
WW Chan trousers
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...Originally Posted by MBreinin
Spooz, Version 2.0.
![icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif](https://www.styleforum.net/images/smilies/icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif){kind=icon}
...Originally Posted by Navi
Cheers, forgot to bring another square, i was visiting my parents
...Originally Posted by luftvier
Love all but the tie.
...Originally Posted by Digmenow
Can the real Spoozy please stand up? - We gonna have a problem here
...Originally Posted by Marshall Anthony
Requoted for brilliance.
...Originally Posted by MBreinin
Very, very nice.
...Originally Posted by acecow
Crappy pics, lovely fits. Nice one!!
...Originally Posted by acecow
Cheers!
...Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy
Cheers!
...Originally Posted by acridsheep
And now smile, Sheepy!
Especially like the ps.
...Originally Posted by MBreinin
I think the trou are to light in shade for this particular sc. Swap them and i´ll
...Originally Posted by Orgetorix
Nice wheels, homie!
Me today:
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Originally Posted by luftvier
It's almost 80F in Philadelphia today. Linen suit to work. conservative business dress be dammed.
Luftvier -
I am considering a linen suit and I also work in a law office. I can't decide whether to get navy or tan. Do you find that the navy makes it easier to wear to the office?
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^ Look OK, but I personally dislike very narrow stripes on suits. A solid grey would be better I think.Originally Posted by Holdfast
Colo/ur balance is a little off. The suit is actually brown. Doesn't really affect your preference for more widely spaced stripes, but maybe your recommendation for solid gra/ey. I'm not the biggest fan of narrow stripes either, but this one appealed to me (obviously).
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What happened to Urban Comp and Pandarts?
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Luftvier -Originally Posted by BoomDiggs
I am considering a linen suit and I also work in a law office. I can't decide whether to get navy or tan. Do you find that the navy makes it easier to wear to the office?
You may have to ask someone else, as I'm a solo practitioner and make my own dress code rules. Tan is not really a conservative court color, IMO, but you can probably get away with it at the office in summer.
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