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Originally Posted by oldog/oldtrix
Wow, you look much better with a beard! No ****!
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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Wow, you look much better with a beard! No ****!
Philip1978
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Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Flock U
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Flock U indeed.
Holdfast
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Spookster,175 lb looks a lot better,it is too big for you now.Originally Posted by forex
Yup.
No decent full length shot for me today.Originally Posted by ndw
Fabric is lush.
Long time ladies. Last Sunday. Red appears to be popular.Originally Posted by KtownGreg
And yes the new 'do is for a good cause. She's 10.
Good luck to her. You're looking sharp; bald isn't for everyone, but it actually suits you OK.
Originally Posted by niidawg3
Was this blue jacket green tie week?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
HOLDFAST calling HOLDFAST for a fit of the weeeeeeek
Me, macaroni, banis, and I think 2 more did it...
It won't even be close.
Yeah, no dice. Too gimmicky and too obvious a winner (sorry to the rest).
Do I get a pass on the button-down collar since I'm American?Originally Posted by aeglus
Yes, but only because you're American AND because you did the damn buttons up.
Had to pop into work for an hour, but couldn't be bothered to dress up, so...
luftvier
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I say stick to your guns, Spoo.Originally Posted by oldog/oldtrix
I think this works, %, for a few reasons.
One, we have a check (gingham?) tie on a check shirt. Two, the lighter grey works better with the pinks/reds, as the contrast isn't as stark. Finally, %'s ps is more burgundy than orangey-red.
Spoo's outfit is too high contrast, IMO, whereas yours is more muted.
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Originally Posted by aeglus
I'm not usually a fan of BDs with suits, but in this case it looks very good. Of course, the size of the collar and proportionate knot have everything to do w it.
I say stick to your guns, Spoo.Originally Posted by oldog/oldtrix
While very similar, your burgundy ps ties the combination in a much nicer way that Spoo's. He mentioned that it is red instead of orange and IRL it may look less garish, but at least the way it is pictured in my monitor, your combination looks soothing, while Spoo's appears shocking.
Originally Posted by Holdfast [URL='https://www.styleforum.net/~styleforumadmin/styleforumfinal/showthread.php?s=6c73daa2ec5a07dcca88d940ac9d5529&p=4586332#post4586332']
Lovely casual outfit! As many have already said, you look a lot better in slimmer clothes.[/url]
oldog/oldtrix
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Had to pop into work for an hour, but couldn't be bothered to dress up, so...Originally Posted by Holdfast
Still a bit formal. How about this?
JayJay
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In all seriousness, it seems to me that SF is swaying back from tight clothing and into baggier fits. "that looks comfy" as a comment is gaining popularity, it seems. We'll see in 2 months, I guess.Originally Posted by Navi
I've moved in this direction with pants in particular.
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Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Lots of other deets:
Others have hit the nail on the head. Burgundy and pink work better than red and pink. Given the rest of this fit, I would have either done a burgundy PS (I'm sure you can find one in your PS closet...) or a white shirt. o/o demonstrates:
I say stick to your guns, Spoo.Originally Posted by oldog/oldtrix
[/spoiler]Joinining the navy/green parade. Wish the tie were a shade or two darker.Originally Posted by luftvier
Details.
In motion.
[/spoiler]This looks great, Lufty. I really need to find a DB...
Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Flock U
I'll second the comment above about looking comfortable in your clothes. Good stuff, as usual.
Do I get a pass on the button-down collar since I'm American? (Really want my new shirt to get finishedOriginally Posted by aeglus
We'll take it under advisement.
Originally Posted by Holdfast
Nice casual look, doc.
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Long time ladies. Last Sunday. Red appears to be popular.Originally Posted by KtownGreg
Loving the trouser, blazer contrast keep it up
Do I get a pass on the button-down collar since I'm American? (Really want my new shirt to get finishedOriginally Posted by aeglus
The pattern on this suit is great, where's it from?
Originally Posted by oldog/oldtrix
Really like the colour of the suit, the lapels are perfect in my eyes and the accesories add to the outfit in just the right way
Cheers Nick
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Lufty, that DB you posted a few pages back looked good on you. As always, I prefer your trimmer fits.
Spoo, Mike is right about the red/burgundy/pink problem.
North Americans, are we all feeling sympathetic to looser fits now that we're shvitzing in summer, or is it just that we're all a bit tired of watching what we eat?
Spoo, Mike is right about the red/burgundy/pink problem.
North Americans, are we all feeling sympathetic to looser fits now that we're shvitzing in summer, or is it just that we're all a bit tired of watching what we eat?
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Originally Posted by KtownGreg
This is a very well executed casual fit KtG, well done. Side benefit of the new look is no more helmet head, I might join you in the ranks of the shorn, but thinking of leaving about 1/4" to 1/2"
Originally Posted by Phat Guido
I liked the pattern and cloth on this suit first time I saw it, but I just noticed the leg looks a little fuller than I remember, but I like that also, even though I normally don't like a fuller fit. Terrific stuff!
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The pattern on this suit is great, where's it from?Originally Posted by Nelton
Scabal Mohair blend. Wish I didn't grow so much since I had it made since it's definitely slightly small on me. Still has my favorite fabric out of all my suits/jackets.
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