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Originally posted by MaxMan View PostIm with wolcott, i think it works well together. To me a vest is a casual version of a blazer, if i would wear a blue blazer or cardigan with those pants, which by the way are dope, i see no reason a waistcoat wont go. i would have worn a different color tie not silk, (as i am not the biggest fan of silk ties). maybe pick up that dark beige in the houndstooth pattern, and maybe not go with the french cuff, although finding an oppurtunity to wear those superman cuffs would likely invoke me rocking it.
Shadow, what color is the shirt if you dont mind my asking?
regarding fench cuffs just because of the cufflinks, thankfully general opinion it seems; french are no more formal than button so I try and rock cufflinks as much as I can
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Today, the sky is falling because I didn't wear a jacket and/or tie.
Ignore the fluff around the mid-section. :-)
Sweater: LEC marle grey wool cable knit
Shirt: LE white poplin BDC
Pants: LEC khakis
Watch: Fossil Walter (black band)
Sunglasses: Persol aviators
Shoes: Stafford wingtip boots w/ yellow lacesLast edited by alan; November 15, 2012, 05:44 PM.
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@alan
Digging the sweater and color palette in the 2nd pic. Very 50's American casual which is a real golden era of casual menswear in my book. I notice you're rocking LE shirts in both pics and I'm looking into getting some. If you get a chance, I started a thread asking for opinions and would appreciate your take.
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Digging the sweater and color palette in the 2nd pic. Very 50's American casual which is a real golden era of casual menswear in my book. I notice you're rocking LE shirts in both pics and I'm looking into getting some. If you get a chance, I started a thread asking for opinions and would appreciate your take.
I'll toss my two cents in on your other thread, but the synopsis is that my results have been extremely hit-or-miss. When they're good, they're quite good. And when they're bad, they're hopeless. I've personally been much more impressed with the poplins than the oxfords.
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BTW, everybody, I'm still getting used to this new format and only having 10 posts per page. Since this thread moves so fast, it quickly gets away from me. Sorry if I've missed anyone's posts. I've been playing serious catch-up here and I'm sure more that a couple have slipped through the cracks.
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