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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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Originally Posted by jpgm
Snooze. Is your wardrobe 98% black?
Originally Posted by Cosmos
Crazy awesome photo. Great pattern pants, don't care for the white dress shoes though.
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Jet, I like that post. The shirt fits perfectly. I could never wear an ascot or a sweater that looks like an ascot or a cravat or whatever that is, but you're doing it well. then the fit of the shoes out of the hem is nice, often an issue with narrow hemmed jeans.
i just think there's too much stacking.
i just think there's too much stacking.
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Snooze. Is your wardrobe 98% black?Originally Posted by Lake Calhoun
Crazy awesome photo.
Great pattern pants, don't care for the white dress shoes though.
i know the temptation may prove irresistible from time to time, but please try to ignore the urge to quote photos that are only a few posts above yours...it makes everyone's experience here that little bit more pleasant.
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and no, it isnt.
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Jet, I like that post. The shirt fits perfectly. I could never wear an ascot or a sweater that looks like an ascot or a cravat or whatever that is, but you're doing it well. then the fit of the shoes out of the hem is nice, often an issue with narrow hemmed jeans.Originally Posted by blank
i just think there's too much stacking.
Thanks man, it's nice because the scarf does keep me warm on those chilly fall nights in socal without the need for a blazer, cardigan or sweater that would make me cook inside bars.
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dad's bday dinner
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I've been thinking about talking to Filson about doing some SF special stuff for us. One idea was a tincloth moto-style jacket, either a cafe/harrington type or a Belstaff type. Another idea was a special SF cut midweight wool field pants. Not sure if they'd be interested, but with their recent moves toward developing more consumer friendly stuff and looking for publicity, you never know. Mainly, I just want one of each for myself.Originally Posted by j
talking of wax jackets, my first thought is always barbour. got myself one lately, great quality, a bit more expensive than filson
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My first post! Glad to find a forum dedication to men's fashion, and a thread that's chalk full of inspiration like 'What Are You Wearing'.
Fred Perry x CDG
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Cool knit, reminds me of the wild stripes at Urban Outfitters.
iTunes Playing: Transmission by Joy DivisionOriginally Posted by Rye GB
Fred Perry x CDG
Acne Max Cash
Dior Homme Belt
Vans
Cool knit, reminds me of the wild stripes at Urban Outfitters.
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dad's bday dinnerOriginally Posted by BrettChaotix
Very cool. Jacket & shoes details?
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Very cool. Jacket & shoes details?Originally Posted by lance konami
thanks! jacket - urban outfitters pants - Nudies RR cords shoes - AE Perry Captoes
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