- 35
- 10
Besides Tom Ford, which companies make wider lapel suits/jackets? Thanks guys.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
*checks thread...dies.Originally Posted by JamesOnNT
at them ps'ing niidawg's pic onto that other pic in that thread.
sorry but that %+$@ is funny
Originally Posted by Vancity74
RFX & wj4 (& anyone else in the LA area...) - I'll be in LA next month for a couple of days. I'm staying in Bel Air and I was wondering if you could give me a list of a few stores I should check out? All I can think of off the top of my head is Opening Ceremony and the APC store. Any other boutiques you think I might like? Oh, and good Mexican food... ?
Cheers!
I saw that right when the dude posted it last night and immediately thought of Nii.Originally Posted by Homer
*checks thread...dies.Originally Posted by JamesOnNT
at them ps'ing niidawg's pic onto that other pic in that thread.
sorry but that %+$@ is funny
Shows how big this thread really is though.
To me, argyle sweater is somewhat casual or not as formal. If it is a busniess casual environment, that is a good way to dress the suit down a bit.Originally Posted by sStutter
I've seen quite a few fits with a solid sweater under a suit or blazer. Is it also acceptable to wear an argyle sweater under a suit? I'm thinking of wearing my navy/gray/dark green argyle sweater under my charcoal suit.
I really am surprised this thread lasted this long with 620 pages and growing.Originally Posted by Juicy J 32
I saw that right when the dude posted it last night and immediately thought of Nii.Originally Posted by Homer
*checks thread...dies.Originally Posted by JamesOnNT
at them ps'ing niidawg's pic onto that other pic in that thread.
sorry but that %+$@ is funny
Shows how big this thread really is though.
But it does go to show you head big this thread is. Plus like wj4 said, I can't believe it's been over 1 year since this thread started.
Originally Posted by Tawakaltee
Is this the right thread for this?
Okay I bought some Levi 501's shrink to fit blue denims from the store size 34W, 36L, ( I wear 32W,32L) Went home as usual took about a 20-30 hot shower with them on, walked around and let them dry on me, for the last 10 minutes i put them in the dryer on high to get the perfect results. I took them out and the fit was perfect it was just that the length was a little bit too long like it kept sliding underneath my shoes and i kept pulling them up so they didn't get underneath my shoes and all that dirty mess. Thank goodness the store excepted the exchange eventhough I had shrunk them already, this time I got a size 34 W, 34 L ( No 35L in stock Sad). My question is what should I do so that the length in this one doesn't become shorter than I wanted it to be and by the way I am going for a size 32,32 thats the perfect fit for me.....any suggestions?
Originally Posted by LIQI2345
I REALLY need to know how I can fold my pocket square to look like a perfect rectangle like that, are they like special ones made out of index card type material that you can just put in? I've even tried ironing the silk ones in a fold and it didn't work
Originally Posted by NachoBroadway
Gilt Groupe Revelationshttp://nymag.com/fashion/10/spring/63807/highlights:Some surprising and upsetting news buried in page five of this piece from New York Magazine about Gilt Groupe and its business model:Gilt Groupe is using much the same model to expand its inventory of clothing, commissioning designers to make clothes just for the site. This year, Lyne says, 35 to 40 percent of Gilt’s women’s apparel will be acquired through this channel. For designers, cutting clothes specifically for Gilt can be lucrative, because it offers a way to repurpose intellectual property, such as popular looks that may be a couple of years old. A designer may reduce production costs by using less-expensive materials, say wool from Scotland instead of Italy, or by using a little less stitching in the places buyers don’t see. More than one fashion executive told me that they had used flash sales as an opportunity to dust off some leftover fabric, turning a sunk cost into a substantial profit.But neither Gilt nor the designers have any interest in letting customers know which items were made specifically for the site. “Gilt doesn’t tell you, as a shopper, that it’s ‘exclusive for us,’
RFX45 wrote:
I really am surprised this thread lasted this long with 620 pages and growing.
Even mroe surprising is that it survived the early thread bashing and NTs negativity and close-mindedness.
In the process, I hope some eyes were opened and has changed for the better. I also hope we helped out a bit.
to be honest, during the beginning of this thread many people were trying too hard to "dress better" and ended up looking foolish instead. extra short shorts, unnecessary accessories, extra loud colors, etc. about 100-200 pages ago the thread took a better turn with people posting good fits that dont scream for attention
Originally Posted by vrp32tl
Attending a wedding in two weeks. Need to find a knit tie like the one pictured below from J.Crew but w/o the $50 price tag.
Que?Originally Posted by JamesOnNT
at them ps'ing niidawg's pic onto that other pic in that thread.
sorry but that %+$@ is funny
Originally Posted by Stay Lurkin
Sorry but I just came in here to