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jamespowers said:
The technique is demonstrated in Zoolander by Hansel during the walk-off.
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Belts or Suspenders?
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The technique is demonstrated in Zoolander by Hansel during the walk-off.
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carebear said:
lol lol lol
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Bespoke said:...braces can't even hold themselves up...
Ball cap??? Isn't this the Fedora Lounge?
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Yes, but...
...I think the original post referenced "suspenders" and it was that (along with later comments discussing the way suspenders occasionally failed to hold up their end of the bargain) that I was responding to. But your point is well taken. My apologies.Wild Root said:Ball cap??? Isn't this the Fedora Lounge?
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Just giving you a hard time friend. I know if I showed my face around here in a ball cap, they'd skin me alive! lol
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Well, if it was an authentic 1938 Brooklyn Dodgers cap...
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New York Giants cap!
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Was tucking a tie into one's pants accepted? Cause that would save a lot of time in the morning when I don't want to fuss around with my tie for too long...
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Ah, the tie/pants tuck... very Mertz of you! I do it now and again, I like doing it my self because I have seen it done in the golden era.
Back on track.
I have seen some belts worn with suspenders but, I prefer one or the other... not at the same time.
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Back on track.
I have seen some belts worn with suspenders but, I prefer one or the other... not at the same time.
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Thanks, Root. I was leery to admit it, but I am also partial to the look.
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DancingSweetie said:
New York Yankees cap.
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jamespowers said:New York Yankees cap.
#@$%& The Yankees! Ever since I heard they're going to take down the old park to build a new one... GrrrrRRRrrrrr!
You can have them Yankees!
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Wild Root said:
The stadium is another issue entirely.
However if you want to pull for a team then you can't go wrong with a club that has won 50% of the World Series contests over the last 80 years---last time I looked. Granted their teams of today aren't exactly those of the 1920s-1950s. [huh]
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Actually, it didn't
While out antiquing, I was tasked with assisting to carry a largish piece of dusty furniture to a woman's car. So as to avoid damaging either jacket or brace, I'd removed them and then simply left the straps dangling towards terra firma (as is oft my "style" [ever the iconoclast]) for the remainder of the day.jamespowers said:
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Don't I...
...wish!!Tony in Tarzana said:Well, if it was an authentic 1938 Brooklyn Dodgers cap...
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I'm thinking it was accepted...
Officially, I tend to use Cary Grant, Basil Rathbone and Clark Gable as my barometers of classic male adornment, and I've never seen (nor could I imagine!) any of these savants of style tucking neckware into anyone's britches (including their own). Tho' I could be wrong.
...at least in some circles as I seem to recall that a couple of my uncles used to tuck their wide cravats into their multi-pleated slacks back in the '50s. It might be worth noting, also, that I don't recall ever hearing any of my aunts casting terms like "well dressed" in their general direction.Jay said:
Officially, I tend to use Cary Grant, Basil Rathbone and Clark Gable as my barometers of classic male adornment, and I've never seen (nor could I imagine!) any of these savants of style tucking neckware into anyone's britches (including their own). Tho' I could be wrong.
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ArrowCollarMan said:
I wear braces all the time, and I hope I don't look like an ass. I think it just becomes part of one's style.
Unfortunetly I have only one pair of modern clip suspenders. Until I can get some good button braces they'll do the job - nice shade of brown.
But then, I've always been more of a belt man I guess. I wear belts daily with my khakis, and even a couple of my suits (if they have loops).
But then, I've always been more of a belt man I guess. I wear belts daily with my khakis, and even a couple of my suits (if they have loops).
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Another member that wears braces all the time - my username gives the game away!
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Braces may be "out of style," but so are many things we discuss on this board. I have my tailor put suspender buttons in all of my pants; she does a great job and only charges $8.00.
I've had her put suspender buttons on a pair of Levi 501s and worn them with a french-cuff shirt, no tie. It's a great mix of casual and formal. Looks good on a vintage Vespa, too.
I buy all of my clothing at thrift stores (blessed with many in this area) so I can wear pants, with suspenders, that would simply be too big in the waist to wear with a belt. They look just fine given the drape. Thrift stores are also a gold mine for suspenders; I have around 40 pair, and have never paid more than $3.00. Most people who shop at thrift stores are not looking for suspenders, cuff links, or 1940's-pattern ties, so they're cheap.
I've had her put suspender buttons on a pair of Levi 501s and worn them with a french-cuff shirt, no tie. It's a great mix of casual and formal. Looks good on a vintage Vespa, too.
I buy all of my clothing at thrift stores (blessed with many in this area) so I can wear pants, with suspenders, that would simply be too big in the waist to wear with a belt. They look just fine given the drape. Thrift stores are also a gold mine for suspenders; I have around 40 pair, and have never paid more than $3.00. Most people who shop at thrift stores are not looking for suspenders, cuff links, or 1940's-pattern ties, so they're cheap.
