HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part IV (starting May 2014)

[ppk]

Lapel roll looks great

The master of the lapel roll

 

[WoolyLamb]

Bit of winter and spring.

 

[DorianGreen]

Bit of winter and spring.
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Very nice, that is a proper collar on the shirt. Also a nice pop of colour on the socks, well done.

 

[An Acute Style]

Bit of winter and spring.
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This is amazing. You’ve come a long way.

 

[WoolyLamb]

This is amazing. You’ve come a long way.

Thank you. Still have some to go but I can see the false peak now. At least I know where I am going and what to do along the way.

 

[wolfdale]

Can someone put my mind at ease that this sportscoat does not look like an orphaned suit jacket? I’m building my wardrobe in this 3 week long trip to asia im on and you guys have been immensely helpful, arigato gozamaisu!

 

[Stylewords]

Bit of winter and spring.
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Yes, that's really good. Great collar - can I ask where the shirt is from?

 

[DorianGreen]

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Can someone put my mind at ease that this sportscoat does not look like an orphaned suit jacket? I’m building my wardrobe in this 3 week long trip to asia im on and you guys have been immensely helpful, arigato gozamaisu!

Looks good, as a proper sport coat.

 

[WhereNext]

I mean, I would wear a suit in that pattern, but I think that would read to most people as a sportcoat, especially with the patch pockets.

 

[paxonus]

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Can someone put my mind at ease that this sportscoat does not look like an orphaned suit jacket? I’m building my wardrobe in this 3 week long trip to asia im on and you guys have been immensely helpful, arigato gozamaisu!

Looks good. Make sure you remove the tag on the sleeve.

 

[WoolyLamb]

Yes, that's really good. Great collar - can I ask where the shirt is from?

Spier and Mackay.

 

[Thin White Duke]

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Can someone put my mind at ease that this sportscoat does not look like an orphaned suit jacket? I’m building my wardrobe in this 3 week long trip to asia im on and you guys have been immensely helpful, arigato gozamaisu!

It’s got that button hole I was ranting on about earlier. Hard pass!😁

If not for that it looks like a decent jacket and a decent fit. How sad that this virus has spread to Asia too.

 

[BlueSteel]

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Can someone put my mind at ease that this sportscoat does not look like an orphaned suit jacket? I’m building my wardrobe in this 3 week long trip to asia im on and you guys have been immensely helpful, arigato gozamaisu!

Looks very sport coatish to me - mainly because of the pattern and patch pockets.

 

[upr_crust]

The weather in NYC, after a spring-like weekend, has, with the advent of calendrical spring, reverted to winter. There is some vague threat of spotty dampness this afternoon, but by the evening, it should be clear, if colder than normal. As it is, my husband and I are attending the opera this evening, seeing "Turandot", the ticket gods at the Theatre Development Fund making it not only possible, but cheap at twice the price. With the drop in temperatures, outerwear will be necessary, particularly for the journey homewards.

Selections of shirt, tie and shoes were made on the principle that none had seen the light of day in a very long time.

Suit - New & Lingwood
Shirt - Brooks Brothers
Tie - Thomas Farthing
Cufflinks - Deakin & Francis, via Scully & Scully, NYC
Braces - Paul Stuart
Pocket square - no name brand
Shoes - Magnanni for Bergdorf Goodman
Overcoat - Adolfo
Scarf - Fortnum & Mason
Cap - Paul Stuart

Spoiler

 

[jong851]

The weather in NYC, after a spring-like weekend, has, with the advent of calendrical spring, reverted to winter. There is some vague threat of spotty dampness this afternoon, but by the evening, it should be clear, if colder than normal. As it is, my husband and I are attending the opera this evening, seeing "Turandot", the ticket gods at the Theatre Development Fund making it not only possible, but cheap at twice the price. With the drop in temperatures, outerwear will be necessary, particularly for the journey homewards.

Selections of shirt, tie and shoes were made on the principle that none had seen the light of day in a very long time.

Suit - New & Lingwood
Shirt - Brooks Brothers
Tie - Thomas Farthing
Cufflinks - Deakin & Francis, via Scully & Scully, NYC
Braces - Paul Stuart
Pocket square - no name brand
Shoes - Magnanni for Bergdorf Goodman
Overcoat - Adolfo
Scarf - Fortnum & Mason
Cap - Paul Stuart

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Spoiler

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Nessun Dorma. Greatest aria of all time. Enjoy the show, Crusty.