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#2 2012-11-19 12:36:20
- Drum Thunder !!!
- Son of Odin
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Re: Which is your ideal look and silhouette?
Last edited by My Grandfather's Pants (2012-11-19 12:37:29)
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#4 2012-11-19 12:49:39
- ivanoff
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Re: Which is your ideal look and silhouette?
It does look good, why don't all men look like this then? Seems simple.
#5 2012-11-19 12:50:08
- Drum Thunder !!!
- Son of Odin
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Re: Which is your ideal look and silhouette?
I have no idea Carpu, I think Soggy has good knowledge of one the switch occurred.
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#6 2012-11-20 08:50:02
- Oldfruit1
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Re: Which is your ideal look and silhouette?
english military sillouette .. strong, masculine look .. who cares if you cant breathe in it!
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#9 2012-11-20 12:33:18
- Patrick
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Re: Which is your ideal look and silhouette?
If and when I can afford bespoke I want a two-button undarted, short twin vents, a tiny bit of shoulder and a tiny bit waist suppression, one pair plain front pants and one pair single forward pleat.
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#11 2012-11-21 06:13:21
- Film Noir Buff
- Dandy Nightmare
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Re: Which is your ideal look and silhouette?
I like the American, natural shouldered suit with some chest suppression ala Savile Row.
#12 2012-11-26 06:22:03
- SartorialKil1a
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Re: Which is your ideal look and silhouette?
I like the IDEAL Tom Ford is shooting for, but I see few of his suits/customers where it really works. Maybe it's the RTW limitations, who knows.
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#13 2012-12-03 02:07:42
- Matt Crunk
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Re: Which is your ideal look and silhouette?
I like a suit that is comfortable; that I can breath in. But I hate a suit that looks at all too large. The '30s and 40's high-waisted style are my favorite. Least faavorite would have to be the huge loose fitting suits of 1950s TV - a'la Perry Mason & Clark Kent. My biggest pet peeve with modern OTR suits is the damn over-sized arm holes, which, when you raise your arms, cause the whole jacket to come along for the ride.
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