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you're welcome! ^_^
agreed, also, djgo-cat-go, very nice!
thanks Dave BD and Derek!
And finally, today!
Please excuse slightly blurry photos - image stabilisation on my phone cam isn't great.
Most elegant. Congratulations.
Nice-looking tux, Edward.
Very, very classy, Edward! Truly marvellous!
This is my humble addition, displaying my new thrift-store chocolate-brown waistcoat, which I purchased today for TWO DOLLARS. It's a five-button coat, but one button went AWOL. I managed to replace it with one of same size and design and similar-enough colour to restore it proper function again.
Curious thing about this coat is that it's a SIX pocket waistcoat. Two watch-pockets, two top pockets and two inside pockets as well!
thank you Kitty,
Kools, Edward, you guys have impressive wardrobes!
I must say I got a kick out of where you decided to take this shot.
Hello. This is my first post on this thread. It's not very adventurous but this is the kind of thing I wear to work. None of it is vintage because of where I work (they have a print shop with lots of inks and other things to ruin lovely clothes) but I try my best.
And this shows the cute detail on the jumper.
No one exudes more confidence than you, Tom. It looks like you've got your business together.
Excellent find! I love inside pockets on a waistcoat as a detail - ideal place to put that card / cloakroom ticket / lady's phone number that you want to keep safe and to which you don't need constant access all night. Not so often seen nowadays, either.
I like that jacket, O. Any labels on it?
Going out for dinner with dad and his friend tonight, who's visiting from overseas. So this will be the first time I wear my new chocolate waistcoat for an actual event, small as it might be.
Changed the shortsleeved brown shirt for a longsleeved shirt on account of the dropping temperature. Ideally I would have liked it to be a little yellowy-brown coffee-stain tint, but white or offwhite will do. This is one of my older, worn-in shirts that I've had for a few years now. I deliberately picked it to give a kind of working-class look...Somehow I think I missed the mark the size of a barn door...