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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II

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Originally Posted by UpperWestie
Im thinking the sorrentos and the old linosas (sp?) look better on you than the steeds or MBT. Perhaps just a preference of cut.

It is probably that and also, based on what I have seen from your own style, the Borrelli numbers are my most casual (except for a few outlandish items...) jackets. They're in the least formal ensembles, including most of the rare times that I wear a jacket without a tie.

Watcha think?

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Me, three.

Would love to see some photos of the house.


I realized on the last page that I shouldn't be so open about it. But, I hope that you won't mind being inducted into my informal Advisory by PM Group on restoration and renovation efforts.

Originally Posted by philosophe
Congrats, Vox. Is the house in good shape or must you do some restoration?

The new place is quite habitable now because of a recent major restoration/renovation effort. Lovely, really.

Originally Posted by philosophe
Ed, your ties look great.

Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Fantastic tie.

Yes, Ed's new ties kick ass. The unlined Panta is the closest thing that I've handled to the unlined Rubinacci ties that you can see photographed on Tweed in the City. Some will love this; others, not. The lined Panta six-folds are the lightest lined six-folds I've seen.



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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
It is probably that and also, based on what I have seen from your own style, the Borrelli numbers are my most casual (except for a few outlandish items...) jackets. They're in the least formal ensembles, including most of the rare times that I wear a jacket without a tie.

Watcha think?

- B


Probably right

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

informal Advisory by PM Group on restoration and renovation efforts. - B


Hook me. I'm a R&R whore.
 

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Originally Posted by voxsartoria

I realized on the last page that I shouldn't be so open about it. But, I hope that you won't mind being inducted into my informal Advisory by PM Group on restoration and renovation efforts.



The new place is quite habitable now because of a recent major restoration/renovation effort. Lovely, really. The current owners ran out of money, unfortunately, so we're hoping to get to the things that they missed.

We're going to concentrate on the landscaping first, I think, although I'm fixated on this idea of an open rooftop living room like in the Neutra/Kaufman house in Palm Springs because of the fantastic views.

The architects who did the restoration and updates are coming up from New York next week to meet with me. I'm really looking forward to hearing what they have in mind and what they had on their wish list.



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The house sounds very interesting, and like a fun project to follow. It would be great to be part of the group.
 

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The two of you are very kind, so of course.

Originally Posted by UpperWestie
Hook me. I'm a R&R whore.

I can see it already.

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We have to rule this out as not period appropriate. Unless we put it on the roof.

Originally Posted by JayJay
The house sounds very interesting, and like a fun project to follow. It would be great to be part of the group.

Thanks, JJ.


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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
being inducted into my informal Advisory by PM Group on restoration and renovation efforts.
I would be interested in following this unless you intend to make Vox's House a regular broadcasted HGTV show :)
 

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Originally Posted by voxsartoria

We have to rule this out as not period appropriate. Unless we put it on the roof.


- B


Rule nothing out! I once saw a Moltani custom Wok range in a Marleybone flat. Go deep or go home.
 

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We have to rule this out as not period appropriate. Unless we put it on the roof.

Aren't you going to have an AGA in your kitchen??
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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
The shoes have gemming;
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glad you survived.
 

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Originally Posted by B2C2V
I would be interested in following this unless you intend to make Vox's House a regular broadcasted HGTV show :)

Why not? The more, the merrier.

Originally Posted by UpperWestie
Rule nothing out! I once saw a Moltani custom Wok range in a Marleybone flat. Go deep or go home.

They are daffy north of Oxford St.

Originally Posted by tshaw

Aren't you going to have an AGA in your kitchen??
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T


I could be mistaken, but I believe Modernism was a reaction against AGA stoves.

Originally Posted by fritzl
glad you survived.

Thank you. I walked softly today to avoid igniting a detonation.

Also: no squeaks.


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Originally Posted by Cary Grant
I KNEWYOU WERE A FRUITARIAN...

Well, virtually all archaeal groups as well as the deeply branching bacterial lineages contain a bifunctional fructose 1,6-bisphosphate (FBP) aldolase/phosphatase with both FBP aldolase and FBP phosphatase activity.

Right?


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Originally Posted by Parker
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. Tie's too long. Oh well.


the cuffs are too high, the shoes are clownish, oh well
 
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