@Kenneth, good layering, where did you guys go and was she under dressed compare to you?
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
WIWT
Collapse
This is a sticky topic.
X
X
-
@Kenneth - nicely done, I do think she noticed but some people are just afraid of giving compliments, not me though, so well done!
@Vicious - digging the shoes!
And on your note Kenneth, I suited up today for a networking event cause I knew that this incredible girl (who is actually from the states) would come too, well, she fell ill so didn't come, but I managed to wow three Italian girls. Italians sure can take in a nice attire, their eyes and smiles said it all!
On the fit: what do you guys think? I think the jacket fits nicely, maybe a bit snug. The trousers are a bit too long, but I was also wearing my brogue boots.
Suit - Topman
Shirt - Tommy Hilfiger
Tie - Next
Shoes - Grenson
Comment
-
Originally posted by Matt Sasco View PostOn the fit: what do you guys think? I think the jacket fits nicely, maybe a bit snug. The trousers are a bit too long, but I was also wearing my brogue boots.
@mjs: I was going to ask you how on earth you ended up with a tiebar on the left, and then I realized it was a mirror picture haha. Really likin' the shirt.
Comment
-
Hi Matt, this account is brand new but I have been on here for a while, for some reason dappered's log-in process was a weird pain in the ass for me and I kept having to reset passwords on my old accounts.
Anyways, I wanted to post some constructive feedback on the Topman suit from yesterday. First, as you noted, it is too tight in the waist, though I would suck it up and ask someone to take a photo of you (my roommate is kind enough to, my sisters do sometimes) so we can get a better idea of the true fit. The pants also fit quite odd, they appear very tight in the thigh, have a small leg opening (is that 8"? Less???), but there is significant stacking of material throughout the calves indicating they are too long but cant break because of the small leg opening. Honestly, suit pants should never look like that, even on the tail end of a long all-day wear of sitting, walking, whatever. The shoes, while very nice, I don't think work with the slim fit, skinnier lapels due to their blobby toe - I think you can definitely pull off the slim cut, but a sharper/sleeker pair would do wonders here.
Finally, with your complexion and shoe color I am not sure that the shirt suits you, too dark for the rest of the outfit and is quite jarring next to a pure white linen square. I would love to see this exact same outfit except with a light blue and white striped or checkered shirt, even if it is in the dressing room of a J. Crew or something just so we can compare. Think that is doable?
Take with a grain of salt, just another guy on a forum.Last edited by PiCcolocV; February 12, 2013, 10:49 PM.
Comment
-
Uh, I know this is kinda random, but deetz on socks? I love those elegant yet nuanced type socks that go with both suits and jeans.
Originally posted by Vicious49 View PostWanted to wear my Omega today which meant I had to go more black than brown. Not really cold enough to layer today so a pretty simple look.
shirt - Calibrate from Nordstroms
pants - Bonobos
shoes - AE Mctavish
watch - Omega
Comment
-
Originally posted by Vicious49 View PostWanted to wear my Omega today which meant I had to go more black than brown. Not really cold enough to layer today so a pretty simple look.
shirt - Calibrate from Nordstroms
pants - Bonobos
shoes - AE Mctavish
watch - Omega
Comment
-
Piccolo - I don't remember for sure, but I think the socks are BR from a a few years ago.
Yoyorobbo - I haven't tried wearing it with brown, but you're probably right.
Edit: the socks actually say jcrew on them, so they are most likely jcrew factory from this past year.Last edited by Vicious49; February 12, 2013, 11:50 PM.
Comment
-
Thanks for the feedback Piccolo, indeed this suit is rather a slimmer cut, almost skinny, these things are quite in fashion here in the UK (I'm not sure where you reside). I like a very slim cut, most of my chinos and jeans have similar cut on the trousers, might not be what is perfect but I like it for now. Have a dark suit with a more traditional cut for more formal occasions, this is rather a beater suit to go out, have fun and not worry about the consequences. As for the shoes, true, I do like a more traditional English last but indeed, a more sleeker toe would work better here. I do have a crisp white spread collar shirt, or a blue white stripped point collar, I shall try to get some shots and will post later in the how does this fit thread. Thank you for your pointers!
Comment
-
@Matt Sasco: I agree that the likely issue is not so much the slim cut of the pants, but rather their length. I'm no tailor, but that's my best guess. I don't think there's a huge problem with the shoes. A slim suit with substantial shoes can be a sort of mod/suedehead look that I like a lot when it's done right.
Jacket: BR
Shirt: LEC
Pants: JCF
Tie: inherited from my grandfather in law, brand unknown
Tie bar: The Tie Bar
Not pictured: AE Neumoras
Comment
-
Originally posted by Shomas View Post@Matt Sasco: I agree that the likely issue is not so much the slim cut of the pants, but rather their length. I'm no tailor, but that's my best guess. I don't think there's a huge problem with the shoes. A slim suit with substantial shoes can be a sort of mod/suedehead look that I like a lot when it's done right.
Apologies for the horrific image quality. Got a lot of compliments on this set though.
Shirt: Express
Jacket: Guess
Belt: Martin Dingman (from Nordstrom Rack; if you can't tell because of resolution, it's crocodile)
Jeans: Express (these aren't the only jeans I own, promise)
The bracelet I picked up from a kiosk in the mall on impulse and it's a bit of a trademark; the watch is a G-Shock...I know, I need a new one.
Put them with my white leather Jack Purcells.
Comment
Comment