Your first name sounds like a character in the Godfather or the Sopranos. Over here anyway, alot of Italians name their kids that. My son in law is part guinia and if they had a boy they were going to name him that.

thanks, btw.

Last edited by Liam Mac (2012-04-13 16:24:21)

Did he get his shoes back Liam?

Looks nice and fresh Colin. Mark Powell dresses his shop dummies with tab collars at the moment; no tie, top button undone, tab buttoned. I thought that looked pretty cool. Dandy that I am.

Yeah, he did. Not that I didn't consider just running off into the night in them.

If it's one thing I'm lacking right it's some decent longwings... Scratch that, what I'm actually lacking is the money to buy some.

Well just that it's a British Regimental tartan and I'm not military. It's just the question of whether or not I should wear it or will someone see it is a slap in the face that I'm wearing it.

The tie held it all together for sure. Navy wouldn't have worked at all in hindsight. I'm wearing a black knit tie more and more of late. It's such a versatile thing.

I don't mind kilts actually... but the jackets they come with in the dress-hire shops are terrible. Really boxy and padded out so I didn't want to go down that road. This was a nice compromise between wearing traditional dress and incorporating my own style.

Light blue Japanese short sleeve chambray workshirt .Worn un-tucked.
Navy Sweatshirt USA short sleeve sweatshirt. (One shirt collar sticking out, one collar sticking in, under the sweat.)
Prs10 watch on Light Khaki g10 strap
Chalkish white/grey Uniqlo lower rise , summerweight, thin cotton chinos. Very tapered and no break.
Wigwam cream crew socks
Hitchen` Post chocolate coloured deerskin mocs



Feels like a pair of those low key, wire, ful-vue , p3 Ron Strong glasses would go well with this look.

Last edited by Liam Mac (2012-04-14 06:17:42)