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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III

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vince cashmere, santoni jensen, vince slim twill pant, lacoste shirt, facconable tie


 

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I wear tweed jackets a lot this time of year, especially on "Casual Fridays" and the like and, while I'm an Old Fart of sorts (Mid Forties) and do enjoy a spot of shooting at weekends I'm encouraged to see a number of much younger Men and Women "Rocking the tweed" on the tube each morning. Paired with the right shirts, trousers and boots it can look outstandingly smart, paired with the wrong sort, outlandish and eccentric (which could be a good or bad thing depending on context I suppose).

In short Tweed, I like it, I think it's good.
 
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wearing my favorite tie today
jacket collar gap because i'm holding the phone out with my left arm to take the pic
tie is isaia
super smooth silk but has a very nice weight and heft to it
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@ Acridsheep
I wear tweed jackets a lot this time of year, especially on "Casual Fridays" and the like and, while I'm an Old Fart of sorts (Mid Forties) and do enjoy a spot of shooting at weekends I'm encouraged to see a number of much younger Men and Women "Rocking the tweed" on the tube each morning. Paired with the right shirts, trousers and boots it can look outstandingly smart, paired with the wrong sort, outlandish and eccentric (which could be a good or bad thing depending on context I suppose).
In short Tweed, I like it, I think it's good.


I don't understand this "rocking" concept with regards to clothing. I rock babies, the bouncing bosoms of a harem of sultry young lasses, and occasionally the throttle of an Italian cafe racer.
 

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Well, I just like argyle socks I guess...
But I see your point that they might not be the best option with the three-piece suit (or with a suit in general). Thanks for reminding me about that.


no worries. good sports.
 

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I don't understand this "rocking" concept with regards to clothing. I rock babies, the bouncing bosoms of a harem of sultry young lasses, and occasionally the throttle of an Italian cafe racer.


I was using it in an attempt at self-parody as I'm a bit of a dry old stick. I believe certain youth sub-cults use this word in the context of "to wear unashamedly/with panache" although, inevitably, I may have mis-translated.
 

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I don't understand this "rocking" concept with regards to clothing. I rock babies, the bouncing bosoms of a harem of sultry young lasses, and occasionally the throttle of an Italian cafe racer.


It has been some time since I have "rocked" anything. However, in my own loose interpretation, "rocking" means to wear an item(s) that would widely be considered outrageous, uncouth, or just generally absurd. I generally saw it as a sophomoric take on GTH style. When I think of "rocking" clothes in college something like this comes to mind...

 
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