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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Orgetorix
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Angle seems fine. Love that hat. Thrifted?Originally Posted by Chico2007
Thanks. Hat is from Panama Bob, ribbon and brim work by Art Fawcett.
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^^ I agree, welcome back, Holdfast - I was wondering what happened to you - glad you were off having a great time, looking sharp.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Mr Holdfast and Presto lookin' so killer, la.Originally Posted by Neofinitia
Amazing!! The first picture is among one of your best fits.Originally Posted by Mr_Incognito
Thanks! Good lighting, proper perspective, someone else taking the photo, and a nice setting make anything vaguely decent look good. The trousers in the first pic are the ones that got a fair bit of flak here a few weeks back for having too high a rise, for instance.
I struggle to find other pants to do with this SCOriginally Posted by SpooPoker
The apparent weightiness of the fabric would make it a fairly good fit for cords or jeans, I think. For more businessy looks, I'd be tempted to try it with lighter greys... or on a more "out-there" thought, what about beige or cream?
Originally Posted by MBreinin
Good professional look.
Originally Posted by gregaz
Great colours; surprisingly formal-looking (in a good way). Trying to get an outdoor shot. Unfortunately it's not in focus, as it was done with the timer and the camera autofocused on the distance. And the wind was blowing pretty hard, which has made the trouser legs look funny. Oh well...
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Probably would have done a solid belt here, seems a bit too much with the shirt - but other than that nice casual.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
I realized that after posting. Thanks for the advice.
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Great photos, Holdfast. I like the hat on you. I love Rome.
Spoo, gray jackets are tough. I've found off-white can sometimes work for a summer kind of look. And colored cords for a winter look. Maybe go with dark red cords?
+1 Really good. Mike is chief security guard.
Spoo, gray jackets are tough. I've found off-white can sometimes work for a summer kind of look. And colored cords for a winter look. Maybe go with dark red cords?
There should be a security guard thread ... this SO belongs in it.Originally Posted by gregaz
+1 Really good. Mike is chief security guard.
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Shocker, it's raining again in NY.Originally Posted by SpooPoker
So, I'm not 100% on board with my fit today. I think I should have just done a solid white PS. I struggle to find other pants to do with this SC, but I always revert to a darker charcoal. The jacket has red and orange overcheck in it. I don't like blue, and beiges/browns don't work either. Any suggestions? I think this is passable, but there could be more contrast I think. With what, I don't know. Anyhow...
If it was raining outside then your choice of PS is spot on, the colour combos look great too. Maybe you can go for an even darker shade for your pants.
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Originally Posted by luftvier
Rain here in Philly too, Spoo.
Very nice today!
Originally Posted by Holdfast
I've praised it before; nice suit!
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Went for a walk in the park before a long weekend dinner date...
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Some sweet looks lately, lads...been to the shores of Zaandvort, but sucked stylistically.Originally Posted by spoozy
Hence, pictures have been taken today...
Nice one! Love that jacket man. Would've liked to see a different square but having trouble thinking of one that would work... Maybe a white linen with navy edging? Or rust edging. Not sure but good looks!
Spoo that's great. Not sold on the shirt choice but the pants are fine. Sky blue gingham shirt would look great, at least it does in my mind....
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