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Yesterday's newsOriginally Posted by epoc
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well **** me. where did you find the shorts in black/grey/white?
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well **** me. where did you find the shorts in black/grey/white?
obiter dictum
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^Good stuff, kgm and SVB.
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^^looks good, what are the pants?Originally Posted by SuperBobo
Thank you. WWM olive ripstop field pants.
Originally Posted by StanleyVanBuren
Epaulet
H&M
Stetson Shoe Co.
Ready to whoop some litigious ass. Good look.
^Good stuff, kgm and SVB.Originally Posted by obiter dictum
Thank you. Right back atcha.
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Originally Posted by StanleyVanBuren
Epaulet
H&M
Stetson Shoe Co.
Next level Stanley Van Buren is pretty boss.
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Looks really good. Not a huge fan of hats like that, but that's more a matter of personal taste. I really like the choice of footwear.Originally Posted by johnH123
Cheers. shoes are just suede Loake Kemptons.
Nice fit, MoK!Originally Posted by slack tide
Thanks.
Much better, MoK. I like "tough" clothes better on you than the very colourful stuff with stripes and things.Originally Posted by NOBD
Cheers. I like Breton tops but don't seem to be able to wear them well. A while back someone mentioned they look juvenile, but Cary grant, Picasso etc. pulled them off (not that I've got their steeze
MoK nice all around. The hat works here. I like the trousers alot.Originally Posted by il ciclista
Thanks - just Levi 511's - seem to fit me pretty well.
+1Originally Posted by noobizor
Plus, you gotta love the Cobra Commander colorway...
Mano: Great fit, although I wouldn't add the hat, but thats just my style. Probably because I can't pull them offOriginally Posted by LJubel328
Thanks - I'm not sure I can, but I like hats and they add interest to a look if not success
i like mok sunday stroll. I need to get out of the city.Originally Posted by mellowfellow
Cheers. I'm lucky to have this just a few minutes from the back door - it makes the commute to work worthwhile.
I thought the hat really set off that summer lounge look... although on the opposite spectrum I love wearing hats of different sorts.Originally Posted by il ciclista
Thanks.
On all three of these, I love everything but the hat. Really superb otherwise, all three.Originally Posted by StanleyVanBuren
Thanks. Hats do seem to be a love or loath thing.
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Wish I'd sized up when I bought mine - they're seriously ball hugging TTS.
Great shirt, and you've reminded me I bought a pair of pants a similar shade to those shorts last summer and must have them somewhere in the house...
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vintage tie (narrowed from original size)
costume national
buckler
cp
Cap look great. I'd just shorten the tie an inch or two but that's being picky.
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impolyt_one, willy cheesesteak, and BEAR JEW.
Lombardi's
with the above and impolyt_one's friend.
Thanks, Drew!
Looking good guys.
white perfect shape cargos sized up 2.Originally Posted by Tico
Wish I'd sized up when I bought mine - they're seriously ball hugging TTS.
Originally Posted by mellowfellow
Great shirt, and you've reminded me I bought a pair of pants a similar shade to those shorts last summer and must have them somewhere in the house...
Originally Posted by jwied82
vintage tie (narrowed from original size)
costume national
buckler
cp
Cap look great. I'd just shorten the tie an inch or two but that's being picky.
Originally Posted by willy cheesesteak
impolyt_one, willy cheesesteak, and BEAR JEW.
Lombardi's
with the above and impolyt_one's friend.
Thanks, Drew!
Looking good guys.
Originally Posted by kgmessier
Nice pants and great shirt.
Originally Posted by StanleyVanBuren
Epaulet
H&M
Stetson Shoe Co.
You've nailed this look.
H&M
Stetson Shoe Co.
You've nailed this look.
^Good stuff, kgm and SVB.Originally Posted by obiter dictum
Good - nice shirt.
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Cheers. I like Breton tops but don't seem to be able to wear them well. A while back someone mentioned they look juvenile, but Cary grant, Picasso etc. pulled them off (not that I've got their steezeOriginally Posted by ManofKent
Maybe tone down the rest more? I think it also has to do with my impression that the items you wore were brand new; they need to 'sleaze up' a bit (is that English?). Anyway, I admire the way you experiment with your clothes, and the 'reach' you have: from conservative business dress to SW&D.
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May we kindly have details on the pieces?
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Originally Posted by kgmessier
That shirt is seriously fantastic.
Not sure about the necklace, but only because it's impossible to tell how it meshes when the head's cut off.
[/SPOILER]Originally Posted by ManofKent
Wish I'd sized up when I bought mine - they're seriously ball hugging TTS.
Great shirt, and you've reminded me I bought a pair of pants a similar shade to those shorts last summer and must have them somewhere in the house...
Cap look great.
I'd just shorten the tie an inch or two but that's being picky.
Looking good guys.
Nice pants and great shirt.
You've nailed this look.
Good - nice shirt.
Nice pants and great shirt.
You've nailed this look.
Good - nice shirt.
I agree about the tie (and that it's way nitpicky on a really good fit
), and this brings up something I've been meaning to ask since I joined the forum but keep forgetting:
I'm used to seeing a tie break somewhere right around the pants line, but that's on more traditional trouser cuts with a higher rise than most people on this side of the forum wear. Is there any consensus on approximately where the tie should hit with low- or mid-rise pants?
It always looks weird to me when there's white space between the point of the tie and the pants, but it's kind of overkill in terms of total tie length if the tip extends anywhere past the belt buckle.
This is mainly a point of academic curiosity, since I've come to loathe wearing a tie myself.
I'm used to seeing a tie break somewhere right around the pants line, but that's on more traditional trouser cuts with a higher rise than most people on this side of the forum wear. Is there any consensus on approximately where the tie should hit with low- or mid-rise pants?
It always looks weird to me when there's white space between the point of the tie and the pants, but it's kind of overkill in terms of total tie length if the tip extends anywhere past the belt buckle.
This is mainly a point of academic curiosity, since I've come to loathe wearing a tie myself.
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