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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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luftvier;4567682 said:FU Friday.
That's an interesting jacket. I've been meaning to buy a similarly-sized plaid number in brown tones from Canali (http://www.canali.it/english/homepage.php#/homepage). Still having difficulties in seeing how to pair a jacket like this with trousers & shirts+tie.
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That's an interesting jacket. I've been meaning to buy a similarly-sized plaid number in brown tones from Canali (http://www.canali.it/english/homepage.php#/homepage). Still having difficulties in seeing how to pair a jacket like this with trousers & shirts+tie.Originally Posted by Jamesgatz
Austin Hill indian madras.
Another example from last year:
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Austin Hill indian madras.Originally Posted by luftvier
Another example from last year:
Jacket appears to have a lot more shape through the waist in this picture. Has this jacket been let out? Your post with it today seems to have a lot less shape to it....
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Originally Posted by aeglus
Trying to see how much I could get away with for work. Sort of think I went a bit overboard here and should tone it down next time.
(also wanted to wear beige linen trousers instead of what I wore but they were wrinkled badly from a wash)
(also wanted to wear beige linen trousers instead of what I wore but they were wrinkled badly from a wash)
Gracious goodness. You guys are killing me with style here. Just one word "Awesome". The fitting suits your morphology. Keep posting
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Jacket appears to have a lot more shape through the waist in this picture. Has this jacket been let out? Your post with it today seems to have a lot less shape to it....Originally Posted by Al_Merick
Identical jacket. The angle on the recent shot lends itself to lens distortion and adds about 10-20 lbs to my midsection.
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Originally Posted by luftvier
FU Friday.
1. You seem to have lost weight, compared to last year's pic. 2. Linen pants seem too wrinkled. Afternoon pic, or didn't press this morning? 3. Cuffs appear excessively big. I would shave about 1/2 inch off 'em.
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Originally Posted by 330CK
Kind of like these shoes. Where are they from?
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Originally Posted by luftvier
Would look better with jeans? Lol, side-note, makes me laugh (the blurred out mouth)! It's like Japanese Appreciation, but mouth Appreciation!
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1. You seem to have lost weight, compared to last year's pic. 2. Linen pants seem too wrinkled. Afternoon pic, or didn't press this morning? 3. Cuffs appear excessively big. I would shave about 1/2 inch off 'em.Originally Posted by D Yizz
1) Yes, I think I have too. 2) They're abaca and cotton, IIRC. And yes to both. 3) Cuffs are staying.
Would look better with jeans? Lol, side-note, makes me laugh (the blurred out mouth)! It's like Japanese Appreciation, but mouth Appreciation!Originally Posted by JapanAlex01
No jeans. This is a hot weather jacket, and I find jeans ill-suited for hot summer wear.
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^ Nice.
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