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Sharp Dressers.
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I've posted this before, but this is quintessentially sharp dressing for me:Originally Posted by Andre Yew
It's from the cover of the John Adams CD of "Dharma at Big Sur" and "My father knew Charles Ives"
--Andre
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That is so cliche, a good suit is not meant to be noticed. I think it's bullcocky. A well fitting, well made suit should be noticied regardless of how conservative the styling or color is. If it is not, you might as well shop at Men's WarehouseOriginally Posted by edmorel
Shopping at Men's Wearhouse will definitely get you noticed but in the Brummellian sense no individual item on a well dressed man should stand out. Yes, a man may draw attention because he is wearing a suit, but if eyes are drawn to your Kiton windowpane it's too loud.
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It may be an homage to CG.Originally Posted by Tomasso
Nice.
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On Larry Brown:
Getting paid 20 million NOT to coach -- now that's sharp!
On unbuttoned BDs:
Went to lunch with my dad about a month ago, and he wore a seersucker BD shirt without the buttons done up. Trust me, that was flat-out oversight ...
Yes, but is he sharp?Originally Posted by Connemara
Getting paid 20 million NOT to coach -- now that's sharp!
On unbuttoned BDs:
Only il Sr. Angelli could do that without it being a seeming affectation. Il Sr. Montezemolo always appears too self-conscious in my opinion.Originally Posted by Full Canvas
Went to lunch with my dad about a month ago, and he wore a seersucker BD shirt without the buttons done up. Trust me, that was flat-out oversight ...
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The One and Only: Sean Connery.
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The One and Only: Sean Connery.Originally Posted by Chris "Italia"
This is for the drape haters.
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Shopping at Men's Wearhouse will definitely get you noticed but in the Brummellian sense no individual item on a well dressed man should stand out. Yes, a man may draw attention because he is wearing a suit, but if eyes are drawn to your Kiton windowpane it's too loud.Originally Posted by Will
But what about boutonnieres and such?
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