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Koala-T

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Thanks, you guys! I appreciate the encouragement.
 

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@Koala-T... Awesome

Today for me. I apologize for the terribly lit pictures but I am looking for some guidance on four pattern combos. All constructive criticism is appreciated.




Coat is a light brown tweed with navy and violet check. Shirt is a pink small scale glen plaid. Tie is brown wool challis. Pocket square is navy silk. Not shown are mid gray flannels and dark brown scotch grain Norwegians.
 
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Love that jacket, @dazedstate . For what it's worth, I think you've done a pretty good job combining those patterns. You varied the scale pretty well, and I like the colors. Course, I'm not going to claim that as my specialty. I'm not totally sure about the square.
 

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@Koala-T Possibly your best yet. I love the color combinations, and most of your recent fits (this one especially) do a great job and flattering your build.

I hope my fits improve as much in the next year as yours have this past year.

What he said! @Koala-T I think that's great. Definitely my favourite fit of yours. The photographs are great as well.
 

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@dazedstate well done. I personally can't pull off pink shirts but you obviously do it well. Love the jacket.

The PS reflects an outgoing personality. Are you more like the PS or conservative like the tie?

Balancing the two can be tricky and fun.
 
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"Outfit of the Day - a tribute to David Bowie
A muscial freak, a style icon."

Typo aside: What moron wrote that tagline? Show yourself, simpleton.

Forgive my ignorance, but in what way is that tagline moronic?

Bowie was indeed blessed with a freakish abundance of musical talent, being both a superb singer and an extraordinarily inventive and original songwriter.

He also created an impressive body of stylistic iconography, in clothing, make-up, hairstyles, and moving images, many of which were slavishly imitated by lesser artists and fans.

Does the wording strike you as being clichéd? But is it not also both accurate and concise?

Disclosure: I didn't write it.
 

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There's a difference between a freakish abundance and freakish music. The tagline isn't clear about it at all and leaves it far too open to interpretation.
 

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Forgive my ignorance, but in what way is that tagline moronic?

Bowie was indeed blessed with a freakish abundance of musical talent, being both a superb singer and an extraordinarily inventive and original songwriter.

He also created an impressive body of stylistic iconography, in clothing, make-up, hairstyles, and moving images, many of which were slavishly imitated by lesser artists and fans.

Does the wording strike you as being clichéd? But is it not also both accurate and concise?

Disclosure: I didn't write it.


Indeed, that's how I interpreted it too. I had more trouble spotting the typo...
 

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Great fit @Koala-T
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I agree with @CaptainTohm and I think this could be your best one yet. :)
 

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Thanks for all the thumbs, everybody, and the kind words. Certainly if I've improved, it is owed in bulk to my participation in this group and the great feedback I've gotten.
 

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