What are you wearing today??

AlanC · Jul 30, 2007

BJBAmerica said:
Great outfit, Alan....I especially like the shirt and cufflinks....Very Smart!!! Panama is nice too!!!

Thank you, kind sir.

That shirt with that suit is one I rely on too often. I need to branch out with both, but I know it works and I can switch out the tie. Sartorial laziness, I fear.

Dr Doran · Jul 30, 2007

Dread Scott said:
HA! I don't know if it's a good idea.. but it helps if I am running late (always) and need a uniform to fit the day/ my mood.

I almost went with "Havana Nights" (with a cream jacket) but then got lazy...

My wife usually cops the ensemble names.

My mind has instantly come up with names to which I shall shortly affix outfits.

1. The "Murgatroyd"
2. "Deacon Blues"/ "The Expanding Man"
3. "The Nationalist"
4. The "Zentropa"
5. The "Winston Smith"

Stay tuned for the sartorial expressions of these names ....

Jerekson · Jul 31, 2007

Doran said:
My mind has instantly come up with names to which I shall shortly affix outfits.

1. The "Murgatroyd"
2. "Deacon Blues"/ "The Expanding Man"
3. "The Nationalist"
4. The "Zentropa"
5. The "Winston Smith"

Stay tuned for the sartorial expressions of these names ....

Quite impressive

Dread Scott · Jul 31, 2007

Doran said:
My mind has instantly come up with names to which I shall shortly affix outfits.

1. The "Murgatroyd"
2. "Deacon Blues"/ "The Expanding Man"
3. "The Nationalist"
4. The "Zentropa"
5. The "Winston Smith"

Stay tuned for the sartorial expressions of these names ....

lol

Brother, I can't wait for the "Murgatroyd" or "Deacon Blues"/"Ex. Man" ( I'm pretty sure a number of my own combinations would qualify as "Hey, 19").

Dr Doran · Jul 31, 2007

Dread Scott said:
lol

Brother, I can't wait for the "Murgatroyd" or "Deacon Blues"/"Ex. Man" ( I'm pretty sure a number of my own combinations would qualify as "Hey, 19").

Maybe I'll come up with a "Kid Charlemagne" while I'm at it ...

Dread Scott · Jul 31, 2007

Doran said:
Maybe I'll come up with a "Kid Charlemagne" while I'm at it ...

*giggle*

Baron Kurtz · Jul 31, 2007

This 'un is quite odd. Lazing around putting together a job application. 1980s Paul Smith Gleurquhart check trousers, 1990s floral shirt and 1940s knit tie. The tie-coordinating house shoes are of indeterminate age but probably 1930s-1950s sometime.

Honestly, i'm convinced this combo is an abomination. A Windsor-esque sartorial abortion of epileptic proportions.

But then, only the kitty gets to see it.

bk

jake_fink · Jul 31, 2007

Baron Kurtz said:
This 'un is quite odd. Lazing around putting together a job application. 1980s Paul Smith Gleurquhart check trousers, 1990s floral shirt and 1940s knit tie. The tie-coordinating house shoes are of indeterminate age but probably 1930s-1950s sometime.

Honestly, i'm convinced this combo is an abomination. A Windsor-esque sartorial abortion of epileptic proportions.

But then, only the kitty gets to see it.

bk

"You look like you could be auditioning for a role in Inserts" said the cat.

Baron Kurtz · Jul 31, 2007

Well, the tie is awfully fat and long.

And what's that hand doing in the pocket!

bk

Miss Neecerie · Jul 31, 2007

I actually like the outfit..its very carefree feeling.

jake_fink · Jul 31, 2007

Baron Kurtz said:
Well, the tie is awfully fat and long.

And what's that hand doing in the pocket!

bk

lol

Ooo-er missus.

lol

Dread Scott · Jul 31, 2007

Baron - Who are you kidding? You look great, and only a little crazed.

Today - Three-Button Seersucker suit, oxblood and black saddle oxfords (I am looking for more suitable shoes), lavender socks, white french cuff cotton shirt, cufflink fashioned to look like fountain pens, white linen pocket hankerchief, blue and off-white and muted red 30's early 40's (the only certifiable vintage item today, I am afraid, outside of glasses) silk tie, wire rims again, straw with the vents again. Pocket watch and rings, etc, as ever

I *need* to get the camera fixed or replaced.

imoldfashioned · Jul 31, 2007

Dread Scott said:
Baron - Who are you kidding? You look great, and only a little crazed.

Today - Three-Button Seersucker suit, oxblood and black saddle oxfords (I am looking for more suitable shoes), lavender socks, white french cuff cotton shirt, cufflink fashioned to look like fountain pens, white linen pocket hankerchief, blue and off-white and muted red 30's early 40's (the only certifiable vintage item today, I am afraid, outside of glasses) silk tie, wire rims again, straw with the vents again. Pocket watch and rings, etc, as ever

I *need* to get the camera fixed or replaced.

Yes Sir, you do--if only so I can see those fountain pen cufflinks! I'm intrigued.

Dr Doran · Jul 31, 2007

Baron Kurtz said:
TBut then, only the kitty gets to see it.bk

And us.

Baron Kurtz · Jul 31, 2007

Yes. So, critical commentary, please!

bk

Dr Doran · Jul 31, 2007

If you instead wore a cream colored shirt, it would look fabulous. As is, it's a hideous combination which will only result in you getting hit on by the wrong people, or even just hit by the wrong people (nazi skins, gangsta thugs, etc.).

Dread Scott · Jul 31, 2007

imoldfashioned said:
Yes Sir, you do--if only so I can see those fountain pen cufflinks! I'm intrigued.

Dang. Do you know how difficult it is to find someone who will work on digital cameras? No one, it seems, does this work, at least locally. Phooey.

Ah, well. I have professional reasons as well to get a working camera - instanter -so you'll likely see them soonish.

Matt Deckard · Jul 31, 2007

"And another thing!"

Dread Scott · Jul 31, 2007

Matt Deckard said:
"And another thing!"

Ah, yes... the raised pinky indicates refinement!

cookie · Jul 31, 2007

Baron Kurtz said:
This 'un is quite odd. Lazing around putting together a job application. 1980s Paul Smith Gleurquhart check trousers, 1990s floral shirt and 1940s knit tie. The tie-coordinating house shoes are of indeterminate age but probably 1930s-1950s sometime.

Honestly, i'm convinced this combo is an abomination. A Windsor-esque sartorial abortion of epileptic proportions.

But then, only the kitty gets to see it.

bk

Yeah its gross but evocative of some 30s eccentric fop at Oxford or in one of the 'salons'

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