The London Lounge

Any comments?

Shoes without socks


DB and loafers


Short sleeves shirt


In seersucker

Very nice photos Giona! His seersucker suit looks quite nice indeed! Although it is not a fabric I would choose for a summer suiting (I'd rather go with a linen), the renditon of the shoulders and lapels is wonderful! The 'sockless' photo shows the man in a particularly relaxed and casual getup... totally at ease and still elegant - look at the width of the cuffs..

Jan

Jona wrote: Short sleeves shirt

Two-tone loafers, grosgrain ribbon belt, ascot, sunglasses... that's a fantastic look.

I'm going to make one or two modifications, and then steal that look for next summer.

Jona wrote:Any comments?

. . . In seersucker

I'm amused by a bowtie in the same cloth as the suit it's worn with. I'm not certain that I find the look aesthetically pleasing, but it definitely is rare!

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I'm getting the seersucker photo fine.

I am surprised about the seersucker tie matched with this outfit.

Agree on the short sleeve shirt photo - that's quite a nice outfit!

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I get it now as well. Thank you.

Jona,
The only photo that hangs me up is the DB with loafers -- not becuase of the shoes -- it's the bowler that throws me. It seems the most formal part of the outfit and therefore out of synch with the rest of the look. The DB is rolled to the bottom button, a more casual look in my mind, and therefore, I think the loafer looks OK. With a buttondown shirt, it would be kind of Cary Grant'ish. Maybe it's that I am not used to seeing (other) men in hats, let alone bowlers, that hangs me up.

Regards,
CCox