The end is nigh.
This is such a horrifying array of evil omens, I can't even begin to comment.
(Click on the pictures for an expanded view)
And people wonder why I got married as late as I did.
-J.
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reading women's magazines will not aid you in your quest to be a mommy blogger.
SL
Yowsa.
DGB- The respondents were magazine staffers for women's magazines which accounts for the inconsistencies noted by you.
-J.
here's the thing...
I totally dress K.
head to toe, he has nothing to do with the clothes on his body, and doesn't want to.
his uniform?
Brooks shirt, old school levis, black belt, black non-descript italian laced shoes -
Brooks overcoat, manhattan portage messenger bag.
he looks pretty damn good, smells of nothing and goes to the barber once a month.
and did esquire call ME?
no.
Is there some taboo against flat-front trousers? Most guys I see in pleated-front trousers just look fat, unless they are in very, very good shape.
The preferred order of trouser frontage is:
FORWARD pleats, unpleated and (dead last) reverse pleated. All but one of my suits have forward pleated trousers and my chinos are divided evenly between forward pleats and no pleats.
Now you know.
-J.
What, pray tell, is a forward pleat? Or should I not display my gross ignorance and just Google it?
http://tinyurl.com/oeqn9
They invariably cost more to make which is why you only see them in brands that are kind of high end-ish and/or REALLY have a lot invested in that whole classic English look. (Alan Flusser, Polo & Purple Label, and all those gigabuck tailors on Savile Row for example.)
HTH,
-J.
One of these days I'm going to pick your brain on where best to buy dress shirts for someone with freakishly long arms. OTR stuff just doesn't cut it, but neither do $200 price tags.