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it might match the shoes, but it also matches what i wore at summer camp when i was 14.


and the problem is what?

Seconding something Sugarbutch said the other day. I used to do slacks / dress shirt combos, but would not do so anymore. If a jacket is too formal for your office, how about a cardigan or v-neck sweater?


i can wear pretty much what i like at work, but i would never call the shirt a dress shirt. its a very casual plaid from j crew, and teger has explained quite clearly how the pants are very casual. and after much thought, i agree with him.

i would like a nice v-neck though. dont have any atm, and its too warm for one anyways.
 

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I think you would benefit from lighter pants with that shirt, maybe steel grey or a khaki? Navy pants don't quite work with mostly white shirts I think.
 
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I think you would benefit from lighter pants with that shirt, maybe steel grey or a khaki? Navy pants don't quite work with mostly white shirts I think.


as a matter of fact, i usually wear the shirt with khakis, i though it was time to change it up. also, the pants are not lit well, they are lighter irl. i think the colors work quite well. :)
 

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as a matter of fact, i usually wear the shirt with khakis, i though it was time to change it up. also, the pants are not lit well, they are lighter irl. i think the colors work quite well.
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I know that navy pants get no SF love, but I still like them. Having said that, I think these are too tapered for you (unless the stacking and low-angled photo is accentuating it). I know that narrow leg opening is de riguer these days, but I dont find it always flattering.
 
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I know that navy pants get no SF love, but I still like them. Having said that, I think these are too tapered for you (unless the stacking and low-angled photo is accentuating it). I know that narrow leg opening is de riguer these days, but I dont find it always flattering.


thanks man, tbh, i would agree with you. these are the only pants i have that are cut like that, i like them well enough to wear them despite that its not my fave cut.

also, i dont love the stacking, that will be taken care of when hemmed.
 

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PTW: A different shirt would have made all the difference in that fit. Also, running.

Stitchy: +1 on a higher rise for you. You need to extend the apparent length of your legs. I don't have a problem with the belt itself, but there's too much contrast with these pants. Shirt is okay, and it does look like a casual shirt.
 

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Stitchy: +1 on a higher rise for you. You need to extend the apparent length of your legs. I don't have a problem with the belt itself, but there's too much contrast with these pants. Shirt is okay, and it does look like a casual shirt.


while i agree about the higher rise every time i see pics, i really am not sure what it looks like irl. my posted pics are taken by my 8 year old daughter, and this one was taken with the camera timer on a low chair, so the angle is always low and weird. i have never been considered as one with short legs, so i wonder how correct these representations are.

come to think of it, when i met up with 187 i was wearing these pants. maybe he could say the impression they gave off irl. i may PM him and ask him to reply here.

as to the rest, thanks, SB. :)
 

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IMPOSTOR!!! WHAT HAVE DONE WITH THE REAL PT??!?!?!


I've been staying on my medications and giving normality a shot. But don't worry, I just purchased this from Bookster.
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I want to thank Sugarbutch, in stitches, and my other friends for the complements.
 

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