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davidhuh
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Thu Nov 08, 2012 9:13 pm
Scot wrote:Awful getup. Makes the eyes go funny just looking at it.
- Dear Scot,
it may take good taste and some
légèreté...
I have many shirts made up this way, and hardly anybody takes notice - which is the proof of the pudding
cheers, David
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Scot
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Thu Nov 08, 2012 9:59 pm
davidhuh wrote:Scot wrote:Awful getup. Makes the eyes go funny just looking at it.
- Dear Scot,
it may take good taste and some
légèreté...
I have many shirts made up this way, and hardly anybody takes notice - which is the proof of the pudding
cheers, David
Well it's certainly a matter of taste, that's true. But it's not just the shirt, is it?
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Luca
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Mon Nov 19, 2012 11:10 am
Although I tend to adhere to the maxim that go-to-hell fabrics or cuts should be avoided in shirts, in particular, I must say that I find the posted examples rather nice and that the offsetting white collar works very well.
I guess you'd want to wear them with very dark, very conservative suiting and a similarly serious tie.
I've always foudn that if you wear anything a bit out there (like a very cofortable, soft pair of trousers in buble gum pink I own), the other garments should verge on the Presbyterian and the outfit will then work.
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Wed Nov 21, 2012 4:43 pm
I was going to suggest a vertically-striped tie to go with that shirt, but this is obviously the superior solution....
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