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These are the illustrations from Esquire February 1934.
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Top pic: That guy will get waited on before me even if he enters the store after me and I don't have a problem with that at all. Heck, I don't even work in the store and I'd wait on him if he asked me to get him something.
Fourth pic down: The guy wearing the "clothes for outside the city limits" is a hot mess. Each piece is neat, but combined there are just too many patterns and textures (and dark collars) going this way and that.
Last pic: The college kids (especially the one to the left) continue to do a more "casual" dress really well
And the rest of February 1934.
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Top pic: I'd also wait on the guy to the right if he walked into the store and asked even if I didn't work there.
Bottom pic: Did the guy to the right have his trousers made from material left over from the guy to the left's overcoat?