Wow! Looks pretty cool!
Glad you posted the review... I'd seen this jacket in the store when I was in a mad hurry and didn;t have time to check it out.
Gott admit, I was also reluctant 'cause I was afraid it would look great 'til I got up close, and then...heartbreaker!
Not in my little cranny of the universe...
Where I live, most people would choose death by lethal injection before dressing nicely for any occasion...you should see what people wear to the local WalMart... and speaking of odor...let's not even start on uh, err "relaxed" personal hygiene standards.
Tip o' the fedora, Mr. Mose...
Love the catalog...amazing how stylish one could be for a tramp in the woods...once again, reminds me I was born in the wrong era...(whistles wistfullyy...)...
Edward...
I have to agree with you to a point. He's based in London and works in fashion, so I would expect either a little more embracing of cutting edge, or a stricter adherence to classic style... he seems to go both ways...[huh]
tonyb. et al...
You're right- I don't completely agree with him, either, but he's a guy who's trying to inject some individualism into his daily clothing choices, while still being taken seriously in a business context... so , he brings up some good points. Much as I extoll the virtues of...
That's funny, I was just reading this...
http://permanentstyle.blogspot.com/2008/03/when-style-becomes-costume.html
Interesting how the so recently "required" dress for businessmen in London- conservative suit, brolly and bowler- is now seen as "costume"...
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