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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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MBreinin
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Boy MB...with the flooding in your neck of the woods, I am guessing you will be spending a lot of time in a suit during this hot summer!Originally Posted by MrDaniels
They are only true when I aspire to make them so.
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I am sure the current unfortunate events will eventually have me suited up for battle.
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I'd like this so much better without a button-down collar.Originally Posted by MrDaniels
+1, or without the tattersall shirt period. Solid with a spread collar would be perfect. Square might be a bit matchy too, though it's hard to tell from the pics. The suit fits beautifully, and I like the tie and shoes with it very much.
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Outside of having great clothes and style G ... the composition of your pictures are always also spot on - each one of them, especially in this collage.Originally Posted by niidawg3
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I think this comes down to having an "eye." Some have it, others don't. Kind of like having an "ear" for music.
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PG is a great photographer. His eye for composition, color and proportion are very good. Not to mention his knack for humor and personality. Note: these qualities are also helpful for dressing well.
IST, love the blue stripe suit with the brown/rust pindot tie and burg shoes. And those sunglasses are fantastic. Details, please!
I agree with the others tho... it would be even better with a solid spread collar shirt and a diff. square. You've got great natural style.
IST, love the blue stripe suit with the brown/rust pindot tie and burg shoes. And those sunglasses are fantastic. Details, please!
I agree with the others tho... it would be even better with a solid spread collar shirt and a diff. square. You've got great natural style.
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