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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Originally Posted by Holdfast
Yes, I see why.
Overall, I think it works, but perhaps the shirt, tie and fabric are a little dizzyingly close in scale and the shirt would be better either as a solid or a different scale pattern.
Well, it is less dizzying when viewed IRL and from a distance. Maybe a solid tie would have been a better choice for this one.
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You are getting sleepy...Originally Posted by luftvier
...very sleepy...
I need a nap.
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Okay, Fred - What else is hanging on those walls? Wld love to see the whole art collection - it's very cool!!! I have a collection of winter/snow scenes and medieval art (some illustrated manuscript-type paintings-some are my own). The art collection has grown too large and I've had to stop 'collecting' 'cause I don't have any more wall space. In fact, I've had to take several pieces to the 'office' 'cause there's no room here. Don't know what to do with that part of the collection when I retire and need to 'empty' my office space.Originally Posted by tshaw
Now that is a watch, it tells me more about you and personality than any possible outfit does... Outstanding German manufacture.....If you get tired of that please feel free to e-mail me
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Seconding thatOriginally Posted by spoozy
Today...have a great weekend, homiez!
I see the red belt makes an appearance!
Mike, I really like the proportions and shape of your shirt collar/tie knot/tie width triumvirate. They're precise but also rakish. Did you update your shirt collection with your new suits?Originally Posted by Parker
Thanks, Parker. I have been adding some new shirts recently. Mostly Borrelli and Mastai Ferretti. I still have a long way to go until I have enough though.
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Tell me more about those awesome socks, my Russian doppelganger!Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Certainly, my friend. No problem...
http://www.duchamplondon.com/accessories/socks
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Company played hookie to throw a carnival. I am pre-emptively making no apologies for being overly-matchy with the shirt and PS.
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Today is... messy. This is what happens when I lazily and randomly pull out items I want to wear without laying the look out for a moment to check it works. Ideally, I should probably have used a different shirt and square, assuming I wanted to keep using this tie (which was the main thing I wanted to wear today). Pale cream shirt and a paler square and I think it would have worked better. Ah well.Originally Posted by Holdfast
A swing and a miss, my friend! You already know that though
Spooz, love that tie! Deets? Also it seems like you show too much cuff in alot of pics, is it intentional? Or do they just ride up for pics? Either way you've fell into your groove and it's marvelous!
EAP.... is that shirt pink or blue??? Those two pics look so different, lol.
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Lorenzini shirt
Levi's 559
TB belt
Zegna socks
PS boots
Guerlain Cologne
Omega watch
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EAP.... is that shirt pink or blue??? Those two pics look so different, lol.Originally Posted by Navi
God damn iPhone! It takes such lovely pictures outdoors... It's actually lavender, and so is the PS.
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