What are you wearing today??

[pgoat]

Cool look!
I really like the contrasting vest thing...I wanted to pick up a green or tan one from Paul Stuart earlier this year, but didn't have the scratch....I went back a month or so ago, but they didn't have them anymore (?)

I saw a light tan one on Brooks Bros. site on clearance after that, but my wife talked me out of it.....kinda wish I'd ignored her on that one (Only $50!)

 

[StaceFace]

This was yesterday:

 

[kiltie]

StaceFace

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I want to give a fawning compliment to the pics above, but I'm pretty sure I can't without making a ( bigger ) fool of myself. BOY, oh boy... Very nice. Neat location, to boot!

 

[StaceFace]

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I want to give a fawning compliment to the pics above, but I'm pretty sure I can't without making a ( bigger ) fool of myself. BOY, oh boy... Very nice. Neat location, to boot!

Thanks a bunch . I'm actually at the Durham Museum where I volunteer in the soda fountain.

 

[Hemingway Jones]

Cool look!
I really like the contrasting vest thing...I wanted to pick up a green or tan one from Paul Stuart earlier this year, but didn't have the scratch....I went back a month or so ago, but they didn't have them anymore (?)...

Thanks, this was a new thing for me, putting this together. I am sure you will find something. Keep an eye out on J Crew's sale stuff. They had some interesting waistcoats this fall.

 

[AlanC]

 

[Dinerman]

'36-'39 black wool "Guardsmen" overcoat- sold by Colwell Brothers- The English Departmental Shop of Halifax

'20s or '30s black herringbone jacket- no labels

'30s "Made in Hollywood" black polka dot tie

1934 Chicago worlds Fair Tie

Gray Flannel Trousers

Green shirt with curling stone cufflinks

7x stetson

 

[StaceFace]

Yes, that is wood paneling in the background...

 

[Creeping Past]

'36-'39 black wool "Guardsmen" overcoat- sold by Colwell Brothers- The English Departmental Shop of Halifax

I notice you fasten your scarf the newfangled modern way. Do you prefer this to the 'wrap round the sides' method or the plain old 'cravat' method?

 

[Dinerman]

I notice you fasten your scarf the newfangled modern way. Do you prefer this to the 'wrap round the sides' method or the plain old 'cravat' method?

It's a veeeeeery long scarf.

 

[Creeping Past]

Ah, I see... a 'trailer'...

 

[Beowulf67]

Yes, that is wood paneling in the background...

There is a background? [huh]

You look very nice.

 

[Brian Sheridan]

Dressing up today

Gray fedora

Classic 3 button, camel hair Brooks Bros jacket in tan,gray and black with a maroon windowpane.

A maroon shirt

A gray and maroon tie (from A&E's Nero Wolfe collection)

Maroon pocket silk

A gray flannel trousers

A 1933 Waltham wristwatch.

Sorry for the less than optimal quality of the pic. Cell phone!

 

[nico demouse]

Yes, that is wood paneling in the background...

What a cute dress! Love the shoes, too.

 

[Vintage Betty]

This is absolutely adorable. :eusa_clap

 

[donCarlos]

Today´s experiment:

It´s just a ordinary shirt and pants with a sweater and scarf. And the coat, of course. I think it´s appropriate for a field investigation for school.

 

[maggiethespy]

This is what I wore today. I think I was feeling rockabilly? Not quite sure.
I know my crinoline is showing--- I wanted it that way I think it looks cute and frilly. I made the skirt.

 

[funneman]

My brand new Precipe pin stripe suit

 

[Slim Portly]

Wow! "The Enforcer"!

 

[Spitfire]

:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap Very nice. I think the experiment went well.

Today´s experiment:

It´s just a ordinary shirt and pants with a sweater and scarf. And the coat, of course. I think it´s appropriate for a field investigation for school.