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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III

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Spending a weekend on the beach. Simple.
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Originally Posted by Master-Classter
top half looks good... IMO this would have been a lot better with a pair of shoes in the brown family. The black just seems 'off' to my eye with the brown tones above. Also, those pants I'm sure are fine as a casual look, but somehow between the grey pants, black shoes, and brown SC... I'm just not getting the color palette here. I think you need to rework how you use each of these items.

Thank you! Of course you are right. This may sound like a lame excuse, but I thought the exact way as you did about the shoes when I dressed yesterday, but then I realized I had'nt worn black oxfords with anything but flannel slacks or full on suits for like... ever. I guess I just wanted to try out how it played in a really casual combo.
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I'd say that 99% of the time when there isn't a dress code that rules my decission of clothing, I go for shoes with a brown tone. Therefore I've never really mastered the matching of black oxfords.

Edit: BTW, the pants are not grey, they're more of a pale green/brown/khaki type of colour (so, colour wise they're not too far away from the SC that has different shades of both green and brown in it).
 

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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Finally! Someone is throwing down with Holdfast and his snarky, wisecracking, innuendo layered within tangents buried underneath elliptical references.

Let the wagering begin.


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fight fight fight blood blood blood...
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Originally Posted by kevinsp8
Pants too long.
Got it, thanks.
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Sounds like you bought some nice stuff. I think most people on here got positive comments on their outfits from their friends before ever coming here. Lurking teaches you to a certain amount, but posting your outfits is where the rubber hits the road... look forward to some pics.

QFMFT. I'll spend a day feeling pimp and then poke my nose in here or share a pic and that'll bring me right back down to Earth.
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"You did not offended me, why should i be offended about someone who can barely dress, and doesn't understand that there are more styles then just to mutch fabrics on -suits-style. I'm glad that alot of people doesn't dress like that (google is your friend for that), and understand that shape in clothing items are important. An recommendation for the next time, dont speak for others, you are only representing yourself."

You're pretty hostile, which is funny given that Holdfast's comment was rather innocent. Just cool down a little bit and continue posting.
 

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Originally Posted by EFV
Thank you! Of course you are right. This may sound like a lame excuse, but I thought the exact way as you did about the shoes when I dressed yesterday, but then I realized I had'nt worn black oxfords with anything but flannel slacks or full on suits for like... ever. I guess I just wanted to try out how it played in a really casual combo.
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definitely nothing wrong with them.
 

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Originally Posted by kevinsp8
Do not be afraid of pocket squares, they are your friend.
In this instance I tend to disagree. I think that the addition of a pocket square is the last thing needed. He needs to concentrate on getting basic fit and co-ordination right before adding further embellishments, otherwise he risks looking more like a caricature.
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You did not offended me, why should i be offended about someone who can't barely dress, and doesn't understand that there are more styles then just to mutch fabrics on -suits-style. I'm glad that alot of people doesn't dress like that (google is your friend for that), and understand that shape in clothing items are just as important. An recommendation for the next time, dont speak for others, you are only representing yourself.
Harsh and unnecessary.
 

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Originally Posted by green_machine
i am a noob to the fashions but here is my try. i put on my flame marsupialant suit so fire away.

i thought this went well all together even though it doesn't sound like it would work.

shirt is orange checker banana republic slim fit
jacket is grey wool "parallax" from france (??? found it in a thrift store)
pants are kenith cole light brown
tie is haines & bonner
ps - ?? light blue
shoes - some jobber shoes
phone - metro pcs


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Overall it's a nice first post. I agree with having the buttons switched out to avoid the thrifted look. Work from there. Your tie knot would not get any praise on SF; you gotta get a dimple going on. A more spread shirt collar would also be favourable, as the edge of your shirt collar is supposed to hide under your suit collar.
 

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Oh, Vox - wished you had left the Donne quote from what I read mid-night - it was excellent!! and a learning tool for some of the youngsters here.
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Speedy is Mr. Gonzales' first name.
 
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