What are you wearing today??

Spitfire · Sep 20, 2007

No way - Smithy, just a few cabbage crates o'er the ol' briny

Thanks Barry - and imagine I am gettin another one, just because this one has unauthorised/non-original sidepockets.:eusa_doh:
That's too much Fedora Lounge for you.

Jerekson · Sep 21, 2007

Spitfire · Sep 21, 2007

Great suit jerekson - great shoes too. (But may I humbly suggest a tailor on the length of yor trouser)

GwenLake · Sep 21, 2007

Just got back from walking one of the dogs in the woods:

I'm also wearing dog hair with a khaki skirt underneath.

Jovan · Sep 21, 2007

Great sweater, is that from the '50s?

GwenLake · Sep 21, 2007

Jovan said:
Great sweater, is that from the '50s?

I don't think so. I got it from a thrift store, though, so I guess it could be possible.[huh]

Diamondback · Sep 21, 2007

Uh-oh, here we go again...

Miss Gwen, could you pass me a crowbar, so I can pry my jaw out of the desk?

Jerekson · Sep 22, 2007

Spitfire said:
Great suit jerekson - great shoes too. (But may I humbly suggest a tailor on the length of yor trouser)

Oh, most certainly. A good cut and cuff should suffice.

Thanks!

AlanC · Sep 23, 2007

Dinerman · Sep 23, 2007

The hat is a c. 1934 Stetson Air-light playboy
The jacket is a $5 thrift shop special. Probably not all that vintage, but I don't think it looks bad.
The tie is a vintage "Sherman silk bow"
The pants are LL bean
The white wingtip bucks are Bass

Bernard Newman · Sep 24, 2007

Nice outfit Dinnerman. And GwenLake it's great to see more and more younger people here on the Lounge.

Today I wear the same outfit that I wore the last three months: field boots, field trousers, field shirt and a black beret.

Mr. Rover · Sep 24, 2007

Pardon the strange expression- 60s Ivy League gray flannel suit, black Johnston & Murphy shoes, 30s Mallory, 30s polk dotted black tie, tailor made white shirt with gray stripes.

GwenLake · Sep 24, 2007

Awww, Mr. Diamondback, you sure know how to make a girl feel welcome. And dear Mr. Newman- it's great to be here!

Dinerman said:
The jacket is a $5 thrift shop special.

Yay thrift stores!

Today my outfit is a disgrace to all things vintage, so I shall henceforth not mention it. In an effort to change my wicked ways, I'm wearing my most favoritest (yes, I know it's not a word, but humor me) earrings:
tri-amber starfish!

CharlestonBows · Sep 24, 2007

Day off...

Trousers - stone colored cotton twill
Shirt - laundered sea island cotton, contrast collar (own design & make)
Jacket - Cotton faille Cricket jacket, with center back vent & belted back
Pocket Square - Silk paisley & foulard

No tie - day off.

AlanC · Sep 24, 2007

Mr. Rover said:

Stan Laurel or Fred Astaire?

Mr. Rover, you keep admirable company.

Baron Kurtz · Sep 24, 2007

Ghost, you're at it again. Surrounding yourself with lovely young women!

They can't resist 'im, i tells ya.

Yeah, the look you've got going is quite good too.

bk

Baron Kurtz · Sep 24, 2007

Prince of Wales check 30s/40s sports coat with pleated pockets and pleated/belted/shirred back.

1930s "Cavanaugh"-edge Borsalino. 2 1/4" brim and 5" crown (creased).

1940s blue herringbone trousers with light brown thin 30s/40s belt.

Shirt is Ralhp Lauren, and still going strong after 10 years and hundreds/thousands of washings. Very strong & thick twill fabric. A truly fantastic shirt.

bk

BJBAmerica · Sep 25, 2007

BK...Almost didn't recognize you without your trademark Shuron Glasses....Have you given them up?

Jovan · Sep 25, 2007

Mr. Rover said:
Pardon the strange expression- 60s Ivy League gray flannel suit, black Johnston & Murphy shoes, 30s Mallory, 30s polk dotted black tie, tailor made white shirt with gray stripes.

I don't think you know how envious you've made me. Or maybe you do -- you know where my tastes lie.

Diamondback · Sep 25, 2007

The style, his companion, or both?lol

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