belinmad
Damn Tacky Big Collar Daddy
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Yes, I can. I’m not sure I will though.Can you do the orange tie again with the blue braces instead?
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Yes, I can. I’m not sure I will though.Can you do the orange tie again with the blue braces instead?
Oranges are not the only fruit and all of that.I don’t like orange.
EasyJet or Sainsbury employee. Or Norn Iron Loyalist.
I've quite a few ties with orange in, including a grey and orange repp tie from the old Gieves & Hawkes. Have a striped burnt orange T&A shirt which is very unusual, plus a bright orange one that I only where in winter with a navy jumper to tone it down a bit.I like it under a blue suit, an Orange tie for example. But it works best as an accent colour where it can be very effective.
Burnt Orange shade can look beautiful especially with chocolate brown. I remember a picture of a Japanese chap wearing a brown chalkie with a burnt orange tie that was splended. Somebody may have saved the picture and maybe can post it.
I also think that a bright Orange shade is good for a Polo shirt. I have several Lacoste ones that I wear with white/cream/stone coloured linen trousers and shorts.
Burnt Orange shade can look beautiful especially with chocolate brown.
Orange and brown is a great match, as shown in this look. A solid orange shirt could be a little too much though, especially without a jacket.
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This is good, a striped multi-stripe just in on the T&A website:
There’s one thing I dislike about it: everythingI like this, except for the jeans.
I like it under a blue suit, an Orange tie for example. But it works best as an accent colour where it can be very effective.
Burnt Orange shade can look beautiful especially with chocolate brown. I remember a picture of a Japanese chap wearing a brown chalkie with a burnt orange tie that was splended. Somebody may have saved the picture and maybe can post it.
I also think that a bright Orange shade is good for a Polo shirt. I have several Lacoste ones that I wear with white/cream/stone coloured linen trousers and shorts.
This is excellent
With burnt orange, think autumnal colours. Lovely and rich.This is excellent
I see he's Monkey 47 gin in the background.Orange and brown is a great match, as shown in this look. A solid orange shirt could be a little too much though, especially without a jacket.
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I’d take the suit and panama hat, but the sandals look too much like women’s shoes in my opinion.
I fail to see how sandals improve the look on a nice pair of dark brown loafers. And for that reason I'm out.
An American once made this point :-As I see, that's not the point.
Of course you can choose a loafer or a lace-up, but even with a pair of sandals the look is good.
Maybe we are too conservative today and exclude some garments that in other times were perfectly accepted.
Or maybe theres another reason? Loafers and lace up shoes look better.As I see, that's not the point.
Of course you can choose a loafer or a lace-up, but even with a pair of sandals the look is good.
Maybe we are too conservative today and exclude some garments that in other times were perfectly accepted.
Or maybe theres another reason? Loafers and lace up shoes look better.
Why don't you get really radical and walk around in a Toga with a pair of Oxfords on?
Don't encourage 'em.!!!Togas are cute and all, but personally I’m really looking towards steel cuirasses and dress swords coming back into menswear!
This is a better look than the one with sandals.Actually black is no option for me, but have to admit that I like this look. Possibly it would be as good replacing black with dark navy, but I really like that match of cream and black.
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This is gooood
Well-fitting and all but it is the internet so we nitpick I guess. I would change the shoe- colour at least. Darker brown shoes/ Polo/ Burgundy etc
I don't care for the pick stitching on the jacket, like at all! Tacky.
I am almost always ragging on squares here but there is good use of it.
You nailed it. Get rid of those medium brown suede loafers and replace with darker brown leather shoe and he'll be a winner. Maybe get rid of those yellow sox too.
Possibly you would enhance the look, though it's already very good. As I see, the guy has renounced to the contrast between trousers and shoes going instead for an odd colour in the socks, not orthodox but nice.