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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III
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Originally Posted by PandArts
If only that fence was on the rules-of-thirds line, it would be a ******* awesome composition! (The graphic designer in me; I'm sorry!)
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I dunno, with jeans like these, I prefer brown, suede loafers, but that is just my own OCD!Originally Posted by JapanAlex01
I have some brown suede shoes but I'm not much of a loafer guy
If only that fence was on the rules-of-thirds line, it would be a ******* awesome composition! (The graphic designer in me; I'm sorry!)Originally Posted by JapanAlex01
Yeah I hear ya, the proportions of the composition are off just enough to make it a bit distracting to the eye. I do use the Golden Ratio as my composition guide but when you're setting up a shot of yourself by yourself it gets a bit tough to get it just right...especially when you're in public
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http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/819/dscf1252l.jpg/ first post here so here goes My jacket was caught on my sleeve and I didn't realise, also i know the fits a bit wrong but all feedback would be great
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Originally Posted by Fred Perry
No cuffs, and trousers are too long (you have double break).
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http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/819/dscf1252l.jpg/Originally Posted by Fred Perry
first post here so here goes
My jacket was caught on my sleeve and I didn't realise, also i know the fits a bit wrong but all feedback would be great
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Good choice of shirt collar and tie knot with your head and facial structure.
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http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/819/dscf1252l.jpg/ first post here so here goes My jacket was caught on my sleeve and I didn't realise, also i know the fits a bit wrong but all feedback would be greatOriginally Posted by Fred Perry
Uploaded with ImageShack.usGood sense of style, but the jacket is too tight. The pants and sleeves are a bit long. Also, the hacking pockets aren't doing you any favors. I haven't seen any non-skinny guys pull them off successfully. Great shirt and collar. Nice shoes. Good job.
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Also, the hacking pockets aren't doing you any favors. I haven't seen any non-skinny guys pull them off successfully.Originally Posted by acecow
I think that the horizontality of standard pockets aren't particularly friendly to the larger fellas, either.
Hey, Pand - Last time I knew, what you're leaning on is a left-over from a major 'sea'wall - jetty building project. Army Corp of Engineers use them alot on the East Coast to help keep the Jersey Shore where it's supposed to be (where humans want it vs. where Mother Nature wants to move it.). Does it have a name/sculptor plaque on it? And, you look so nice and relaxed on it..
Some modern art
Some modern art
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molayo - very nicely fitting jacket and nice color on it.Originally Posted by edmorel
No need to fear anything in such a nicely fitting jacket.Originally Posted by EFV
The jacket looks great.Originally Posted by sugarbutch
Thanks a lot guys!
Don't be scared! I think it's your best look yet! I like the bright/fresh feel of this ensemble. And I think the shoes with a long last are good for your proportions. (And I just simply like long lasts and a more pointed toe anyway.) You definitely have your fits down well. What are your goals for improving at this point? Do you want to look flashier? more conservative? more formal? less formal? It seems you have all the basics down to science.Originally Posted by Gdot
Thanks, Gdot. You always give me a great encouragement. Hopefully, I upgrade my style to the level of other great posters such as voxsartoria who I think shows THE best fitting and PG who displays a great sophistication.
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Re-posting both fits in the casual thread as well, if you guys don't mind.Originally Posted by acecow
Why not! Good for me.
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Originally Posted by molayo
Do those buttons up!
This is how I would have worn that jacket before joining the forum. Today, I would have chosen lighter pants. Another SF effect: your collar buttons inevitably look like you're DTOing PG. Not a bad example to imitate, however.Originally Posted by Jamesgatz
A little contrast never hurt anyone? The fact that the jacket has blue in it is a nice touch and helps blend it with the trousers!
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Here's what I wear today. I am working on Saturday.Originally Posted by molayo
Another good post from you. The tie looks familiar, is it BB? I think you've got a great thing going here and I'm looking forward to you next post, as your fits are continously spot on (especially as I guess you mostly wear OTR jackets/suits?). This one is actually your best so far IMHO.
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A little contrast never hurt anyone? The fact that the jacket has blue in it is a nice touch and helps blend it with the trousers!Originally Posted by JapanAlex01
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What he said. If you start altering your outfits too much in accordance with SF-standards I think you might loose all the fun of exploring what it is that YOU really like.
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