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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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A day off from work.Originally Posted by Digmenow
At the Dentist's...
In the Men's Room at BB's new(ish) store.
FFS man Diggers before you post any more of them boxy monstrosities on here get thee to a tailors and get some waist suppression. All your jackets look big and baggy and I suspect the goodwill on this thread will fast run out if you continue putting up pictures without progress. Choose a regular poster whose style you admire (and whose body type is something like yours). Ask yourself why he looks good then take a look at your pictures and ask yourself why your clothes don't look like that. Sort out a tailor where you live, show him some pictures and ask if your jackets can be altered. If not (for instance if the shoulders are too broad that's a difficult/expensive/impossible fix) sell or donate and start over.
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I'm assuming these came with a stick wrapped in ostrich as well, for beating away the constant stream of ***** these must generate.Originally Posted by blofeld
Thanks a lot, blofeld. Now I can't get the idea of a ***** stream out of my head.
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Springtime in Aix en Provence:
Steven Hitchcock DB Minnis 0300 Flannel with my signature gauntlets and brown buttons
T&A pink shirt with self designed Budd's collar
Dior tie
Hober PS
John Lobb of St. James's tassel loafers
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FFS man Diggers before you post any more of them boxy monstrosities on here get thee to a tailors and get some waist suppression. All your jackets look big and baggy and I suspect the goodwill on this thread will fast run out if you continue putting up pictures without progress. Choose a regular poster whose style you admire (and whose body type is something like yours). Ask yourself why he looks good then take a look at your pictures and ask yourself why your clothes don't look like that. Sort out a tailor where you live, show him some pictures and ask if your jackets can be altered. If not (for instance if the shoulders are too broad that's a difficult/expensive/impossible fix) sell or donate and start over.Originally Posted by Ianiceman
It's in the works. Honest. Just wanted a BB restroom shot. The SA put me into a midnight navy SC with gunmetal buttons that hugged me like your fat aunt on Thanksgiving. I was going to snap a pic but it seemed weird while she was standing there. After the dental visit, it wasn't a good day to buy clothing, however.
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Regardless of what your monitor may be telling you, the SC is dark blue herringbone and the shirt is mint green. The khakis are -- you guessed it -- khaki.
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Looking good, Butler. Is it still cool in France? Not time for a dip in pool yet?Originally Posted by Parker
Spring casual for me today:
Very nice, Parker. Deets on the belt? (Great colour.)
And didn't I see a bathroom pic of you in this thread some time ago...? (Not a gross one, of course
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Originally Posted by Butler
Springtime in Aix en Provence:
Steven Hitchcock DB Minnis 0300 Flannel with my signature gauntlets and brown buttons
T&A pink shirt with self designed Budd's collar
Dior tie
Hober PS
John Lobb of St. James's tassel loafers
Love the suit and it looks good on you. That color of Flannel is one of my true favorites.
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