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Michael K. Williams AKA Omar from The Wire has a very nice spread in the new GQ. They put some dope suits on him
Dressing better
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josh from street etiquette has one of the more unique haircuts i've seen in a while.
looks like a mushroom, bowl-cut, high fade combo.
looks like a mushroom, bowl-cut, high fade combo.
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Since i wont be broke and able to spend my money soon ill def come check this post out
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Since i wont be broke and able to spend my money soon ill def come check this post out
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just got some stuff from Uniqlo yesterday...
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Wow - GQ cleaned up Omar real nice.
My favorite is the tweed brown three piece suit.
My favorite is the tweed brown three piece suit.
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Omar probably still has that shotty somewhere in that three piece...
But GQ definitely did their thing.
But GQ definitely did their thing.
- Feb 25, 2004
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That spread blew me away when I got my GQ last week. That tweed 3 piece is a $400 suit, I gotta get my mag in the car to remember the brand.
Uniqlo blazer in action
new pickups
Hickey, one of my favorite brands that went under is now stupid cheap at K&G Fashion Superstore.
Rugby reg $115, had for $29.95
Wool pants reg $185, had for $24.95
& a polka dot scarf to add some pop to my boring overcoats for work, H&M $30
Uniqlo blazer in action
new pickups
Hickey, one of my favorite brands that went under is now stupid cheap at K&G Fashion Superstore.
Rugby reg $115, had for $29.95
Wool pants reg $185, had for $24.95
& a polka dot scarf to add some pop to my boring overcoats for work, H&M $30
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Dope pickups.
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A little late but if your formal hasn't passed already maybe I can help. I'm a 3L and we just had our formal last night. My first year I went straight up business suit cause I wasn't sure what to expect. You'll notice a lot of people will be wearing business suits. So if that's the route you wanna go no one will blink twice. But if you want to show out a little you can definitely go with a more social suit but I would stick with a tie. We're lawyers, its part of our look lol. Most will be wearing ties. You're right with your accessment of wearing a black suit, I wore one myself. Since you don't have that option I would go with the charcoal grey suit. Just make sure you take care of the little details and your fit will come together nicely. Get a nice pocket square, learn to tie a windsor knot if you don't already know, nice cuff links if you go with a french cuffed shirt, etc. I didn't take any pics of myself so you can't see my entire fit but here's a few pics of me my friends took:
I had on black slacks and black cole haan shoes. Three piece suit is a good look if you intend to party for real. Lose the jacket and cut loose cause formal is a rare opportunity to have fun in law school. Hope that helps some homie.
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Originally Posted by RavageBX
A little late but if your formal hasn't passed already maybe I can help. I'm a 3L and we just had our formal last night. My first year I went straight up business suit cause I wasn't sure what to expect. You'll notice a lot of people will be wearing business suits. So if that's the route you wanna go no one will blink twice. But if you want to show out a little you can definitely go with a more social suit but I would stick with a tie. We're lawyers, its part of our look lol. Most will be wearing ties. You're right with your accessment of wearing a black suit, I wore one myself. Since you don't have that option I would go with the charcoal grey suit. Just make sure you take care of the little details and your fit will come together nicely. Get a nice pocket square, learn to tie a windsor knot if you don't already know, nice cuff links if you go with a french cuffed shirt, etc. I didn't take any pics of myself so you can't see my entire fit but here's a few pics of me my friends took:
I had on black slacks and black cole haan shoes. Three piece suit is a good look if you intend to party for real. Lose the jacket and cut loose cause formal is a rare opportunity to have fun in law school. Hope that helps some homie.
This man blocked out the wrong face
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Originally Posted by OptimusPrimeAPhiA
Originally Posted by RavageBX
A little late but if your formal hasn't passed already maybe I can help. I'm a 3L and we just had our formal last night. My first year I went straight up business suit cause I wasn't sure what to expect. You'll notice a lot of people will be wearing business suits. So if that's the route you wanna go no one will blink twice. But if you want to show out a little you can definitely go with a more social suit but I would stick with a tie. We're lawyers, its part of our look lol. Most will be wearing ties. You're right with your accessment of wearing a black suit, I wore one myself. Since you don't have that option I would go with the charcoal grey suit. Just make sure you take care of the little details and your fit will come together nicely. Get a nice pocket square, learn to tie a windsor knot if you don't already know, nice cuff links if you go with a french cuffed shirt, etc. I didn't take any pics of myself so you can't see my entire fit but here's a few pics of me my friends took:
I had on black slacks and black cole haan shoes. Three piece suit is a good look if you intend to party for real. Lose the jacket and cut loose cause formal is a rare opportunity to have fun in law school. Hope that helps some homie.
This man blocked out the wrong face
Looks good though man. I'd take in that vest a little and find a shirt that wasn't so baggy.
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Originally Posted by quik1987
What are those boots named?
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what would one wear wool pants with? Let's say its a casual outing?
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We've seen your pic Optimus...face only a blind person could love lol. The arms on the shirt were a little long but I didn't have time to exchange it. I bought my regular size but their sizing was off.Originally Posted by damn its me
Originally Posted by OptimusPrimeAPhiA
Originally Posted by RavageBX
A little late but if your formal hasn't passed already maybe I can help. I'm a 3L and we just had our formal last night. My first year I went straight up business suit cause I wasn't sure what to expect. You'll notice a lot of people will be wearing business suits. So if that's the route you wanna go no one will blink twice. But if you want to show out a little you can definitely go with a more social suit but I would stick with a tie. We're lawyers, its part of our look lol. Most will be wearing ties. You're right with your accessment of wearing a black suit, I wore one myself. Since you don't have that option I would go with the charcoal grey suit. Just make sure you take care of the little details and your fit will come together nicely. Get a nice pocket square, learn to tie a windsor knot if you don't already know, nice cuff links if you go with a french cuffed shirt, etc. I didn't take any pics of myself so you can't see my entire fit but here's a few pics of me my friends took:
I had on black slacks and black cole haan shoes. Three piece suit is a good look if you intend to party for real. Lose the jacket and cut loose cause formal is a rare opportunity to have fun in law school. Hope that helps some homie.
This man blocked out the wrong face
Looks good though man. I'd take in that vest a little and find a shirt that wasn't so baggy.harsh! the shirt was slightly more a 16 on a 14 3/4 body
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some nice pick ups Nacho.
Question about some denim though, I'm not really feeling 514s anymore but 511s are still too tight for my liking
anyone know of a medium between the too? I'm not looking to spend over a hundred dollars for some jeans either
Question about some denim though, I'm not really feeling 514s anymore but 511s are still too tight for my liking
anyone know of a medium between the too? I'm not looking to spend over a hundred dollars for some jeans either
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Can i keep wearing my navy blazer with the gold buttons or should I switch it up to brass buttons for the fall?
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anyone have any recommendations for sweaters that I can wear a button down shirt under? This would be to wear to work.
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I'm a fan of brass, but thats just me.
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Shoutouts to nii first of all, this isnt shots at all.
Always been a fan of your dressing. I was surfing FB and I saw this cat thats like the Asian version of you.
I cant be the only one that sees it.
Always been a fan of your dressing. I was surfing FB and I saw this cat thats like the Asian version of you.
I cant be the only one that sees it.
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Originally Posted by 10 Piece Nuggets
Shoutouts to nii first of all, this isnt shots at all.
Always been a fan of your dressing. I was surfing FB and I saw this cat thats like the Asian version of you.
I cant be the only one that sees it.
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Originally Posted by 10 Piece Nuggets
Shoutouts to nii first of all, this isnt shots at all.
Always been a fan of your dressing. I was surfing FB and I saw this cat thats like the Asian version of you.
I cant be the only one that sees it.
i'll agree if it comes with the chick to his right
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Did you try tapering a pair of 514s? I have both a few pairs of 514s and 511s, and the 14s to me are a lot more comfortable. Yet the leg is still a little to wide for my liking if I'm wearing them with dress shoes. Brought a pair to my tailor to taper the leg a tad more (almost the same leg opening as my 511s) and I have the best of both worlds. Cost my $12 + $8 for a 1 inch hem.
