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What about this one? It seems to be an overcoating.
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In Praise (but also Suspicion) of Patterned Pants
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Interesting, it does indeed. That's quite a big herringbone.
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I guess thats a perk of having endless varieties of fabrics at your fingertips....
What about this one? It seems to be an overcoating.
I guess thats a perk of having endless varieties of fabrics at your fingertips....
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^anybody know if that's the Rubi house chambray on the shirt? Does AM use the same stuff? It doesn't look like the S-G stuff.
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Those are sweet herringbone pants.
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Hey guys, these are my first patterned pants ever, it was so hard to choose what to wear them with, I'm wearing a standard white t-shirt underneath- please criticize and help! I've just started to be interested in style!
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hmmm both jacket and pants look too short. jacket sleeves are too long. Those are indeed some difficult pants to wear as odd trousers...are they originally part of a suit?
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Looks like he used Foo's overcoating for his pants. Foo overcoat-just enough for Luca's pants.
What about this one? It seems to be an overcoating.
Looks like he used Foo's overcoating for his pants. Foo overcoat-just enough for Luca's pants.
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I do like the tie though, it's a fairly interesting pattern/loom. Cashmere? I have something mildy similar in a beige/light oatmeal cashmere but that one has a lot more texture.
What about this one? It seems to be an overcoating.
I do like the tie though, it's a fairly interesting pattern/loom. Cashmere? I have something mildy similar in a beige/light oatmeal cashmere but that one has a lot more texture.
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I had the same impression. IMO, windowpane patterns belongs to suits, not separates.
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Good to know! It's seperate and actually quite streety, with cream and burgundy top stitching (?) on the front pockets, which the jacket is just hiding. Thanks for helping!
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Wearing patterned pants can be tricky as you really need to balance the look with just a solid shirt.
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Disagree. I think plenty of pics in this thread show patterned shirts and pants in harmony. But it's definitely more risky.
Disagree. I think plenty of pics in this thread show patterned shirts and pants in harmony. But it's definitely more risky.
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How do you feel about patterned shirts with madras plaid patterned trousers? I never saw this done in a way that I felt comfortable looking at.
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