The London Lounge

I was walking west on Adams a couple of weeks ago and was surprised to see the store. I had only known of the Oak Street , late of the Hancock, store. Had to catch a train or I would have at least window shopped.

I wear my OP's as often as possible.

He was a student of the Arban method.
If that is any consolation.

Same fellow who would post to Ask Andy with all his..." inventive"... collar designs.

I'll tilt my hat which ever way strikes me at the moment.

Please rethink the lower fastening 4x1.

One extra hors d'oeuvres and it looks like one has a paunch!

I think that a 'loud' anything is a problem as the description 'loud' in this context is negative. I don't mind bright ties but I think that a busy bright shirt and busy bright tie together is horrible: therefore, I shall stick to my Brummellian fundamentalism - which makes sense to me (for me) - b...

...P'erhaps the use and/or change of weapon affected the choice of clothing. By all means, if we use the word “clothing” to refer to such sartorial accessories as umbrellas and walking sticks. Louis Philippe, future king of France, is reported to have declared, some months before his coronation, th...

storeynicholas wrote: Isn't Olivia de Havilland the only survivinig cast member of Gone With the Wind? and aren't Olivia de Havilland and her sister Joan Fontaine in a battle to see who will outlive the other?
NJS

They fought over everything else so I supposes it has come down to that.

storeynicholas wrote:Here is another one in which he looks a little more English (as indeed, just the same as Archie) he, originally, was:

Born in Helena, Montana. Attended, from the age of 9 to12, an English Grammar school.

I would hardly classify him as English!

And what is happening with the breast pocket?

I vote for waistcoat studs, also.
That would be typical of a vintage set.

Bruce Boyer has written another book in the series on the Tux. It will be published this spring. Hopefully so. It's already been delayed six months and Amazon cancelled my pre-order yesterday. Bruce told me that it was ready to hit the stands, however, the publisher felt that the spring would be a ...

I've found at Style Forum in the Styleforum Gallery someone has posted many illustrations from AA.

http://www.styleforum.net/g/showgallery.php/cat/556

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I am at a loss for a florest who can make a simple boutonniere. All I have found want to make a miniature corsage.

This can not be that complicated. Has anyone instruction to offer?