(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion

hossoso · Nov 3, 2007

Gdl, that jacket is beautiful. I think some New Standards might be a more flattering fit with those shoes though.

whacked · Nov 3, 2007

Originally Posted by ken

Take the trouser hem away from those jeans, and you can stay.

Originally Posted by hossoso

Gdl, that jacket is beautiful. I think some New Standards might be a more flattering fit with those shoes though.

Disagree on both. The C&J Tetbury are boots, hence the slight bootcut openings of the APC Rescue are perfect IMO.

@gdl203: your watch collection is

. Great outfit overall too, and yay for self-timer!

Superb0bo · Nov 3, 2007

DDML, really nice. I always enjoy the causal simplicity of your looks. What are you wearing btw? i see the sufu evisus, but otherwise..

xchen · Nov 3, 2007

gdl203, I think you should tuck the scarf into the jacket. And please cross-post (or post in general) more often.

gdl203 · Nov 3, 2007

Originally Posted by ken

Take the trouser hem away from those jeans, and you can stay.

Nice jacket. The pattern is taking your camera for a ride in the first two pics.

Thanks ken. What do you mean by "taking the trouser hem away"?

I just fold it inside, no stitched hem here... Do you mean that it would look better stacking the leg opening?

Originally Posted by hossoso

Gdl, that jacket is beautiful. I think some New Standards might be a more flattering fit with those shoes though.

The whole look was pretty relaxed with a fairly padded jacket so I thought a more relaxed Rescue worked better. I wear my NS with more fitted tops generally

Originally Posted by whacked

Disagree on both. The C&J Tetbury are boots, hence the slight bootcut openings of the APC Rescue are perfect IMO.

@gdl203: your watch collection is

. Great outfit overall too, and yay for self-timer!

Thanks whacked. I've been collecting watches for 10+ years now and have been adding slowly to the collection.

re: self-timer, I actually asked my wife to take the pictures... She looked at me with a "err.. what?" look on her face, but she helped out

Baron · Nov 3, 2007

Originally Posted by gdl203

Thanks ken. What do you mean by "taking the trouser hem away"?

I just fold it inside, no stitched hem here... Do you mean that it would look better stacking the leg opening?

I think he meant that it looked like one of those invisible 1" trouser hems rather than a .25" contrast stitch jeans hem, which makes sense since you tucked under. I think you should get them hemmed to your preferred length, and tell the tailor to make the new hem look just like the original one.

Love the jacket, by the way. I recently got a similar one from Borrelli (actually Shop the Finest), but mine's more a hunting jacket.

gdl203 · Nov 3, 2007

Originally Posted by Baron

I think he meant that it looked like one of those invisible 1" trouser hems rather than a .25" contrast stitch jeans hem, which makes sense since you tucked under. I think you should get them hemmed to your preferred length, and tell the tailor to make the new hem look just like the original one.
Got it. I may just do that then... Next trip to tailor is Saturday

denimdestroyedmylife · Nov 3, 2007

Originally Posted by SuperBobo

DDML, really nice. I always enjoy the causal simplicity of your looks. What are you wearing btw? i see the sufu evisus, but otherwise..
thanks superbobo h&m hat engineered garments fatigue jacket sugar cane flannel loopwheeler tee (though i guess you can't see it from that angle) evisu alden 405

ghulkhan · Nov 3, 2007

Originally Posted by gdl203

Cross-posting from the Men's Clothing forum. Don't throw me out !

Getting a little nippy here in NYC today...

L. Borrelli wool M65 type jacket with small herringbone pattern
Theory merino wool grey cardigan
N&L pink/blue check shirt
APC Rescue jeans
Altea brown/lilac wool/cashmere/silk scarf
J.Crew red/black/grey argyle socks
C&J Tetbury in brown nubuck
Vintage JLC Memovox

How much does that vintage JLC run around if you dont mind me asking? It looks really nice...

ken · Nov 3, 2007

Originally Posted by Baron

I think he meant that it looked like one of those invisible 1" trouser hems rather than a .25" contrast stitch jeans hem, which makes sense since you tucked under. I think you should get them hemmed to your preferred length, and tell the tailor to make the new hem look just like the original one.
Bingo. I think the length is good, but allow for some very minimal shrinking if you haven't washed them yet.

SoCal2NYC · Nov 3, 2007

It sure was nippy Gdl:
Jil Sander navy bomber w/ black knit shawl collar
Cloak black cotton sweater
Jil Sander white shirt
Dior Homme black trousers

A Harris · Nov 3, 2007

Closeup of hoody fabric:

Varvatos olive wool waffle knit hoody with cotton trim, Iron Heart 634S, dark brown custom Vass Budapests.

Forgot to post this before:

Belstaff Panther, AA T, Iron Heart 634S.

Get Smart · Nov 3, 2007

going out to dinner w/fiancee and my folks

fred perry shirt
band of outsiders blazer
ralph lauren brown cords
gap burgundy socks
alden cordovan longwings
kent want pocketsquare

xchen · Nov 3, 2007

Nudies day six.

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