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May
What up, summer 2012?! (Taken with picplz.)
23
May
New suit! Prince of Wales check. (Taken with picplz.)
22
May
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May
New ties at work. Not sure how I feel about it….the more I look at it, the more I like it.
It’s my life’s mission to find this sports jacket :(
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May
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May
Pocket Square, with little pink elephants on it!
N’awwh…
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Chester Barrie Double Breasted blazer. It’s an absolute beauty!
The cloth was woven in England especially for Chester Barrie.
Chester Barrie, Autumn/Winter 2012 Collection.
Tasty three piece suit here. Look at those shoulders and the chest- very very British style. And that waist! You could be a 46 Chest guy and that jacket will look like you’re 4 inches smaller at the waist. Clever tailoring!
Chester Barrie wool/mohair suit. From the Spring/Summer 2012 collection.
*Ahem* Yes, this is the suit that I actually own! :’) I love it so much.
15
May
One must know the rules first, even if you are going to break them. Your pocket square should never match your tie. Ever. It should contrast and complement in colour, pattern and texture. Only wear one tie accessory. Do not wear a collar bar and tie pin. And avoid wearing a tie bar with your waistcoat; it is superfluous, rather like wearing ‘belt and braces’. However, you can still wear cufflinks with your shirt; they should be in the same metal but need not match perfectly. The breast pocket on your suit jacket should always hold a pocket square, with hand-rolled edges and of a decent size so that it overflows from your chest. Always wear a pocket square, even when you do not wear a tie.
Edward Sexton (Savile Row God)
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