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Shanique depending on the venue or event i find fishnet stocking or any decorative stockings on a woman sexy, adds flavor to your fit. Have you thought about throwing on a blazer?
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i really like this jacket. RFX are those just concept designs or will they be availble for the public?Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by Drama23
i really like this jacket. RFX are those just concept designs or will they be availble for the public?Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by SShanique
RFX45 wrote:
I think the one you have on looks fine.
Is that the sheer black? It goes well with the black shirt and belt.
Shoes should bring it all together.
Sheer means see-through, so no, those are not sheer. The belt is patent leather, and I have some patent leather heels to complete the outfit.
GG1615> thoseOriginally Posted by LuckyLuchiano
RL Quilted Jacket new Gucci Frames. #Burr!
Yeah a lot of this faux vintage is getting old. I'm a very long time subscriber to GQ, and lately the excess of this enhanced vintage inspired stuff is just getting very ridiculous. I have a feeling we'll look back in several years at this "boot fad" and laugh at it, much like the shoulder pad power suits of the 80s. Some of the suff is cool, but It's getting really samey. How many variations of the same boot will Alden come out with, for example.Originally Posted by wj4
My only gripe with J. Crew is that 99% of their stuff has that vintage look to it...gets pretty old quickly.
Cookielover - Looks like Red Wing 877.
Yeah J. Crew distresses some of the stuff too much. Even their Jack Purcells are distressed and worn in.Originally Posted by forwardlean
^no, I'm talking about the unneccessary schleppiness of tucking your pants into an 8 inch boot that's distressed to the point of looking like you didn't take care of it. If you have a quality leather boot, you don't let it get in a scuffed worn out condition, unless your working in them, in which case you wouldn't be wearing them with a suit.
There is just a LOT of outfits with a constant combat boot for footwear. Its getting too much IMO.
Temp solution: Put it in the dryer. However the waist will expand again when you wear it.Originally Posted by eeibaby
at Craig Sager
Hey guys I need some help real quick.
I just bought some Levi's 511 British trousers, khaki colored denim, overall I like the fit but I would like to shrink the waist and thigh area about an inch.
How would I go about doing that without losing the length (inseam) ?
Originally Posted by hadegbite
Shanique depending on the venue or event i find fishnet stocking or any decorative stockings on a woman sexy, adds flavor to your fit. Have you thought about throwing on a blazer?
Originally Posted by quik1987
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by SShanique
RFX45 wrote:
I think the one you have on looks fine.
Is that the sheer black? It goes well with the black shirt and belt.
Shoes should bring it all together.
Sheer means see-through, so no, those are not sheer. The belt is patent leather, and I have some patent leather heels to complete the outfit.
My fault, I thought sheer just meant really thin. Usually black, really thin stockings could look solid in pics.
My guess is the one you got on is opaqu then? I don't think it looks that bad with grey.
Originally Posted by eeibaby
at Craig Sager
Hey guys I need some help real quick.
I just bought some Levi's 511 British trousers, khaki colored denim, overall I like the fit but I would like to shrink the waist and thigh area about an inch.
How would I go about doing that without losing the length (inseam) ?
Originally Posted by eeibaby
at Craig Sager
Hey guys I need some help real quick.
I just bought some Levi's 511 British trousers, khaki colored denim, overall I like the fit but I would like to shrink the waist and thigh area about an inch.
How would I go about doing that without losing the length (inseam) ?
How much would that run?Originally Posted by wj4
Temp solution: Put it in the dryer. However the waist will expand again when you wear it.Originally Posted by eeibaby
at Craig Sager
Hey guys I need some help real quick.
I just bought some Levi's 511 British trousers, khaki colored denim, overall I like the fit but I would like to shrink the waist and thigh area about an inch.
How would I go about doing that without losing the length (inseam) ?
You can get it tailored as well.