EPTMen's Fashion Thread - Page 123
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Catch]22
Sweden2683 Posts
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
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zatic
Zurich15366 Posts
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FliedLice
Germany7494 Posts
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Sicion
Germany131 Posts
On May 15 2013 04:27 zatic wrote: That looks so sick wow. I am looking for a leather jacket atm, what is this exactly? www.louis.de They have some leather jackets but for riding a bike and have lots of shops in germany where you can try them on. The protection inside can be removed. A friend of mine wears the Highway 1 Retro II all the time and is quite pleased but i cant say more about the other jackets they sell. | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
On May 15 2013 02:43 Catch]22 wrote: Nice shoes, where are they from? And i'll repeat my boatshoesockquestion... you're supposed to wear them without socks when you go boating.. so no, it wouldn't be a faux pas. and that's the thing that makes them inherently disgusting, even if you powder them after every wear: your sweat and dead skin cells and whatever the fuck is on your foot accumulates inside the shoe. On May 15 2013 04:27 zatic wrote: That looks so sick wow. I am looking for a leather jacket atm, what is this exactly? Temple of Jawnz double rider MTM. http://toj-gallery.com/main.php?g2_itemId=16281 The following is a JW Perfecto (I'd wager it's marginally better quality & cut than a ToJ) but it gives a good idea how one would look like in a fit. assuming you're Asian and all. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i5.minus.com/iX4JMkMfmQ90X.jpg) | ||
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UdderChaos
United Kingdom707 Posts
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Catch]22
Sweden2683 Posts
On May 15 2013 05:36 UdderChaos wrote: Need some advice on buying my first suit. A wedding and job interviews are coming up, preferably a suit for both. I'm from the UK so i can only use those shops in the UK. I'm just under 6 foot, 22, and i weigh about 86kg, i have brown hair, and brown eyes, im not particularly athletic, have a belly on me, but im not super fat either. I have a wide broad shouldered build, like a rugby player, and shorter legs than most people realise (i take short legged clothing usually, my body is quite long i guess). This suit is for job interviews so i want it to make me stand out, but at the same time it needs to be dark/black seeing as its formal wear and i don't live in a hot sate in america. from what i gather, for my build i should go for a large lapel, two buttoned, single vent, light-wool suit, with no pleats on the trousers. Any other advice? bearing in mind im working on a budget as well, so nothing too expensive. Charcoal gray or navy, make sure the shoulder fit is good, the rest can be more easily altered. Do not be afraid to have certain things altered, especially sleeve length and leg length. Get the most expensive you can afford (without going nuts) and you will get something you can use proudly for both interviews and formal occasions. Some people, probably me including, would tell you not to get a black suit, but since you want to be able to use it for weddings as well, maybe you can pull it off... Depends on your skin tone. And back to the boat shoes, what brand were the posted ones? And yeah, I guess I should be wearing them without socks... Maybe you can wear them with short socks like the ones below to not have to deal with what you find disgusting about boat shoes, or would that look stupid? + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://im.uniqlo.com/images/common/pc/goods/077045/item/08_077045_large.jpg) | ||
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Thrill
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If however you're confident you won't find yourself amongst flocks of those soled in similar attire, at the very least - lose the socks. I'd go for some ferragamo suede loafers if you want the prep or just something classic like supergas if you want to play it safe. Boat shoes are just one step away from a sweater tied over your shoulders. | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
UdderChaos, the basics are pretty much this - 100% wool - navy or grey - make sure they fit the shoulders first, because the waist can be altered a bit - tailor both the jacket and the pants Single vent is a preference, I think doubles look better. Light weight is a weird classification because you'll be buying off the rack, so you won't actually know the weight most of the time. don't worry too much other than how you feel in it. Large lapels would be good for your shoulders (correct me if im wrong). | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
muji and journeys have some nice pairs, but if you wash them, do so in a mesh wash bag or they might end up getting sucked into the black hole known as the washing machine, whisked to an inaccessible dimension. I'd also like to take this moment to reiterate my sentiment that boat shoes are lame and gross. :D as for the suit question, the vent style is entirely up to you. there are no rules as long as you're ok with it. | ||
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
if you're going to be retarded and wear boat shoes, get some http://www.amazon.com/Stance-Mens-Super-Invisible-Socks/dp/B00603COBE idk about their quality but having socks is always better than no socks i don't wear these because i'm not a boat shoe wearing pleb but if you're gonna sink that low at least wear some protection | ||
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
On May 15 2013 06:27 Thrill wrote: Seriously, enough with the boat shoes already. A group of friends in SF all wore sperrys and didn't even seem to reflect on how ridiculous they looked together. If however you're confident you won't find yourself amongst flocks of those soled in similar attire, at the very least - lose the socks. I'd go for some ferragamo suede loafers if you want the prep or just something classic like supergas if you want to play it safe. Boat shoes are just one step away from a sweater tied over your shoulders. Frat boy life, yo. I see that look all the time over at TFM, it seems like the shorts, no socks, sperries look is worshipped lol. On topic, though, are there any semi-casual leather shoes I can buy? I got a discount at men's wearhouse so I'll be buying some nice clothing for 50% off of my entire purchase. What kinds of leather shoes should I be looking for? | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
Define semi casual. Just stuff to wear with jeans aswell as dressing up? Chukkas, penny loafers, wingtips (brouged) work | ||
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xDaunt
United States17988 Posts
On May 15 2013 04:25 Pulselol wrote: once i get my measurements done i'll def get myself a double rider Keep in mind that leather jackets are expensive. They also are incredibly versatile and can be worn with a wide variety outfits ranging from casual to very dressy. This jacket, however, is not versatile. If you have money to burn or just really want it, go ahead and get something like this for a leather jacket. I'd recommend getting something a little more basic and classy. Also, don't be afraid to sink a little extra money into a really good jacket. I got a really nice jacket several years ago for about $500. Black, very basic cut, one zipper, no taper at the bottom, but it was made with a gorgeously smooth leather. I can't even count the number of times that random girls (and gay guys) have approached me and complimented me on it over the years. | ||
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Catch]22
Sweden2683 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:37 docvoc wrote: Frat boy life, yo. I see that look all the time over at TFM, it seems like the shorts, no socks, sperries look is worshipped lol. On topic, though, are there any semi-casual leather shoes I can buy? I got a discount at men's wearhouse so I'll be buying some nice clothing for 50% off of my entire purchase. What kinds of leather shoes should I be looking for? Maybe across the pond, but here in northern europe there is absolutely 0 association with drunk college guys and Boat Shoes  | ||
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Sicion
Germany131 Posts
On May 16 2013 04:37 docvoc wrote: On topic, though, are there any semi-casual leather shoes I can buy? Are you talking about shoes like this? http://www.clarks.eu/p/20352663 http://www.clarks.eu/p/20352662 | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
On May 16 2013 05:30 xDaunt wrote: Keep in mind that leather jackets are expensive. They also are incredibly versatile and can be worn with a wide variety outfits ranging from casual to very dressy. This jacket, however, is not versatile. If you have money to burn or just really want it, go ahead and get something like this for a leather jacket. I'd recommend getting something a little more basic and classy. Also, don't be afraid to sink a little extra money into a really good jacket. I got a really nice jacket several years ago for about $500. Black, very basic cut, one zipper, no taper at the bottom, but it was made with a gorgeously smooth leather. I can't even count the number of times that random girls (and gay guys) have approached me and complimented me on it over the years. sounds like you needa look into ToJ :p. i disagree about it being not versatile. its a moto style jacket. sure you wouldn't wear a shirt and tie with it but i don't think that's the look he's going for. i want one eventually but i'm not a leather kinda guy. i'll prolly get a trench or overcoat before one | ||
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andyrau
13015 Posts
On May 16 2013 06:02 Juliette wrote: sounds like you needa look into ToJ :p. i disagree about it being not versatile. its a moto style jacket. sure you wouldn't wear a shirt and tie with it but i don't think that's the look he's going for. i want one eventually but i'm not a leather kinda guy. i'll prolly get a trench or overcoat before one Julius and RO make better jackets at that pricepoint than ToJ imo. I feel like their cut isn't tapered enough and kinda bellows out at the waist. Maybe I am just too skinny or the fit pictures I see are poorly done. Granted their quality is top notch so maybe I'm just nitpicky. speaking of coats I'm really keen on Raf Simons 1995 A/W12 duffle | ||
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