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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part II

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IBJanky

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Originally Posted by acridsheep
Before you ticket them, just mention that you post pictures of yourself on the Internet for other men to critique. It will immediately put them at ease.

P.S. What do you ride?


2007 BMW R1200RT-P

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They wouldn't let me ride this:

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Or these:

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Thanks! The shirt is Lewin, of all things - one of those happy accidents ordered via the Internet, four for 100 GBP, plus shipping, minus VAT . . .

Originally Posted by PandArts
Love the shirt! I have a very similar one by Thomas Pink. I too would have opted for the blue tie.
 

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Couple more shots of Wacker Drive...

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Duder

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Originally Posted by IBJanky
2007 BMW R1200RT-P

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They wouldn't let me ride this:

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Or these:

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myke


SWEET someone else here actually rides...

here are mine... I know its off topic but..

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Originally Posted by upr_crust
I should refrain from noting the inconsistency of your advice to me yesterday vs. your tie selection today, but I will agree with the others who have commented that the tie worked well with your SC and shirt. Perhaps it is my evil influence . . .
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In fact, you are indeed the reason I chose that tie, but there is no inconsistency.

Earlier I suggested wearing patterned silk ties with a suit, as opposed to a sportcoat. Hence, the pic.
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Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
Patterned silk is inherently very dressy, and typically best combined with a suit. Here it's too much - a striped regimental, for example, would contrast very well with the sportcoat.

I have nothing against patterned neckties per se, but they enter the realm of cheap gaudiness when they are shiny silk. A thick muted silk or a printed wool can look smashing. One has to be careful when wearing them with a sportcoat, especially when the sportcoat itself is busy, but it can be done.

One last thing when it comes to printed ties: there are classic patterns, such as foulards, paisleys, medallions, etc. Then the 90s came and MC Escher barfed geometric slop everywhere. They are harder to find, but Will has several classic selections on his website.
 

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Nothing to criticize here. You look amazing!

Originally Posted by acridsheep
Meetings today, so working from home this morning. I reckon there won't be as much activity on this thread due to the high number of regulars besieged by the latest ass chapper of a snowstorm, so I thought I'd give those folks something to do on the thread [criticize my fit]. I know, I know, more spread collars....

Happy humpday.

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Originally Posted by acridsheep
Meetings today, so working from home this morning. I reckon there won't be as much activity on this thread due to the high number of regulars besieged by the latest ass chapper of a snowstorm, so I thought I'd give those folks something to do on the thread [criticize my fit]. I know, I know, more spread collars....

Happy humpday.

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It is hard to tell from your stance, but I would have to say that your sleeves could use a slight shortening, and your pants might be a tad long.
 

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If you are saying that my tie yesterday was a piece of cheap gaudiness, you are not far off the mark - the tie in question is rather the junkyard dog of my collection, but, in certain cases and with certain color combinations, the tie does its job, within its limits.

Thanks for your explanation, in any case.

Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
I have nothing against patterned neckties per se, but they enter the realm of cheap gaudiness when they are shiny silk.
 

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Originally Posted by the formalist
too much plaid?

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the formalist.


I wouldn't have worn that tie with that suit. Yes too much plaid. It seems as thought your suit was a size too big when you bought it judging by the shoulders. If you get them chopped about 1/2" it would look great.
 
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