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What Are You Wearing Now/Today Part I
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drizzt3117
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You need a larger size in that jacket. #1 Sleeves are too shortOriginally Posted by Stylez
I believe we've gone over this before...
Actually it's not very tight at all. There's a term for the visual effect of the jacket tapering near the waist, rather than being boxy. It's called waist suppression. Perhaps you've heard of it? As far as the arms go, I have pretty much full mobility while wearing the jacket, and the armholes aren't tight whatsoever.
I agree with the fact that the jeans need to be hemmed. I'm sorry you feel the jacket doesn't work for you, good thing its my jacket and not yours, then.
drizzt3117
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Disagree. With your build, a fuller cut jean is going to be your best friend. Your slim jeans are only going to do one thing - make your body look like a mushroom. The ones you wore a couple pages back (the uniqlos?) really looked great on you, they create a lot more balance to your silhouettte.Originally Posted by lance konami
I guess we'll have to agree to disagree then. I feel that a fuller cut (at least until mid-calf) appears sloppy. I'm not opposed to bootcuts that start at mid-calf like the 5EP LDB, and potentially the BOLA.
I think there's a seemingly large disconnect between how I appear in pictures and how I do in real life. I'm not 5'11" 250 or something like that, which would appear to be extremely disproportionate. While my drop is somewhat larger than the norm, 6'1 220ish isn't really all that big, at least not in the US.
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drizzt,
the only thing I would object too is that the jacket has a bit too short sleeves (but as a pretty slim but broad shouldered guy myself, I know how common too short sleeves are on clothes that otherwise fit fine).
The jeans looks great, and definitly doesnt need to be hemmed. A small cuff could be nice though.
the only thing I would object too is that the jacket has a bit too short sleeves (but as a pretty slim but broad shouldered guy myself, I know how common too short sleeves are on clothes that otherwise fit fine).
The jeans looks great, and definitly doesnt need to be hemmed. A small cuff could be nice though.
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I believe we've gone over this before...Originally Posted by drizzt3117
Actually it's not very tight at all. There's a term for the visual effect of the jacket tapering near the waist, rather than being boxy. It's called waist suppression. Perhaps you've heard of it? As far as the arms go, I have pretty much full mobility while wearing the jacket, and the armholes aren't tight whatsoever.
I agree with the fact that the jeans need to be hemmed. I'm sorry you feel the jacket doesn't work for you, good thing its my jacket and not yours, then.
ok! Sounds Good! Hopefully you didnt take any offense in my previous comments.
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Baron, stylishly relaxed. Love it. Bobo, fresh as always.
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itskub, like everything except I'm not really feeling the shoes from the last picture. Also, I think the trousers are a touch too short...sorry just nit-picking because I think everything else really works. That suit jacket is gorgeous and fits perfectly.
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Someone forgot to fasten a couple buttons... Nothing personal, Marrakesh, but it just plain looks bad.Originally Posted by Jovan
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