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(Old) What Are You Wearing Now/Today? Part II - pictures only - no discussion
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kitonbrioni
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Brioni sportscoat
NM pocket-square
Brioni polo
Brioni pant
Brioni belt
Pantherella socks
DE bluchers
NM pocket-square
Brioni polo
Brioni pant
Brioni belt
Pantherella socks
DE bluchers
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Eason, definitely too tight. I don't know if you ever wear button-front shirts unbuttoned (I occasionally do in the summer), but that's the only way I can see it working. Unless you really like the "bartender at a gay club" look, I guess.
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Ha. Eason, that's what my shirts are starting to look like also -- gives me a good excuse to keep upgrading my wardrobe, though I'm putting a moratorium on purchases till I'm closer to my target weight. Thankfully with warmer weather rolling in, I can get away mostly with stretchy tees and light jackets for now.
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Eason, that's too tight, my boy. Might get you in the wrong kind of trouble.
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Eason, that's too tight, my boy. Might get you in the wrong kind of trouble.Originally Posted by berlin report
Or the right kind, depending on how many drinks.
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My first WAYWN, please ignore the dirty mirror and sorry about the blurry picturesOriginally Posted by Toddy
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Casette Playa
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slick jacket
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My first WAYWN, please ignore the dirty mirror and sorry about the blurry picturesOriginally Posted by Toddy
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That jacket looks awesome! What brand/model is that?
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