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    Chase am I doing it wrong on footwear? I'm clueless.

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    Quote Originally Posted by doubled View Post

    Chase am I doing it wrong on footwear? I'm clueless.
    Did you get the red nose and facepaint to go with those?

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    What do you think about the these: Bergdorf Goodman - Men's Store - Thom Browne - Spring Collections

    I'm to attend a board meeting soon and look what I found?

    Too Tall or Disturbed can just wear any of ours...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Til Dropp View Post
    What do you think about the these: Bergdorf Goodman - Men's Store - Thom Browne - Spring Collections

    I'm to attend a board meeting soon and look what I found?

    Too Tall or Disturbed can just wear any of ours...
    Only two people in the world look good in a Thom Browne suit cut the way Thom Browne would wear it. One is Thom Browne. The other is Pee Wee Herman.

    But, depending on how much money you've got, I can see scenarios where you wear that into the boardroom and still seal the deal.
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    What is "Fashion Week" for $200 Alec?

    Chase, is this like stock car racing where in order to race a product you have to have it in retail first?
    Last edited by Too Tall; 02-24-2011 at 09:38 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chasea View Post
    Only two people in the world look good in a Thom Browne suit cut the way Thom Browne would wear it. One is Thom Browne. The other is Pee Wee Herman.
    It seems most of the chelsea gallery types think that they can handle the cuffs.
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    Note the coat rack placement. Always opposite of the bass rig, so as to not obstruct the drummer's view of the bass player. As with most intimate occasions, eye contact is crucial.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Too Tall View Post
    What is "Fashion Week" for $200 Alec?

    Chase, is this like stock car racing where in order to race a product you have to have it in retail first?
    Its like NAHBS for clothes. Just because you can build it doesn't mean people will buy it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chasea View Post
    You know you're a hipster when....you've got Polaroids of something that happened in '06*. ;-)

    *I think that say's '06.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AbeNP View Post
    You know you're a hipster when....you've got Polaroids of something that happened in '06*. ;-)

    *I think that say's '06.
    The other band we toured with had a digital camera. And thanks to that cameras memory, they also had rubber gloves inside them. Oh, Canada.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chasea View Post
    Only two people in the world look good in a Thom Browne suit cut the way Thom Browne would wear it. One is Thom Browne. The other is Pee Wee Herman.

    But, depending on how much money you've got, I can see scenarios where you wear that into the boardroom and still seal the deal.
    It seems to me that there is a lot of space between Thom Browne and what the average guy is doing with their jacket fit.
    Those three examples you showed all look too wide in the shoulders to me. If you're a fit guy (and if you aren't, why aren't you?)
    then don't wear your suit like your father did in, unless your father was Sean Connery in the 60's.

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    When you're trying on a jacket, lean against a wall. If the shoulder pad hits the wall before your arm does, then the jacket is too big in the shoulders.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chasea View Post
    One of these days I'm going to understand the rules of clothing that "business men" seem to go by. The ones I've dealt with dress like everyone else. As well as most heads of state.

    I've gotten most of them out of bed, showered, shaved, and out the door in 15 minutes flat.
    Can you be at my place on the UWS weekdays at 8:15?

    As far as undershirts go, most business folk (my lawyerly self included) wear them to increase the lifespan of a shirt. In the middle of summer it also prevents the "see through" soaking effect, and it is easy to have a spare in an office drawer if your heat regulatory measures failed. Who hasn't melted on the subway platform?

    I also rarely see any business suited types wearing a suit without a belt, my self included, again. I don't need a belt to keep my pants up, but I do feel naked without it.

    Pleats and cuffs died in the 90's, so no man should be purchasing a suit with these features unless they want to look dated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EDS View Post
    Can you be at my place on the UWS weekdays at 8:15?
    Make an offer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chasea View Post
    Make an offer.
    I wish I had the resources. The three week old in the apartment doesn't allow much sleeping in anyway.

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    great advice on the suit fit and style I learned much of the same from my mother and grandmother when you and was reinforced when I was in high school band our uniforms were basically gabardine black tux with a converter for marching we were fitted every year by a very classy euro tailor who would give advice to the guys for their other suits they would have to wear during the year. ( during exchanges or comps we had to wear suits or jacket and ties)

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    Scarves

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    Scarves = Hill-side

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    Gotta cover up those hickies after that ealier team photo....

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