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I'm not manly enough to pull of socks and sandals, so I'll just stick to shoes and boots.
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I've always rather enjoyed a "preppy look"--argyle, houndstooth, classic cuts, that kind of thing. Hmm pics would help...
Anything from L.L. Bean (or look-alike) works for me for casual wear from chinos, to capris, to boatneck pullovers to fisherman's (aran) sweaters to Adirondack barn jackets:
For dressier occasions, I've always liked the crisp and understated look of the classic black cocktail dress:
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Argyle!
Speaking of patterns:
Dog tooth pattern
Herringbone
(for jackets)
Tartan
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Carhartt pants and leather boots. Yes, my legs and feet:
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Wool is great for the winter, this is what I've got
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I have those except in brownOriginally Posted by Mayhem Vixen
[*]Puma speedcat shoes
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I love their jackets.
5 Stages of Grief:
Denial: The initial stage: "It can't be happening." Maniot is on top of me.
Anger: "Why ME? It's not fair?!" (either referring to God, oneself, or Maniot perceived, rightly or wrongly, as "responsible")
Bargaining: "Just let me stay to post another day Maniot, please."
Depression: "I'm so sad, why are you picking on me Maniot?"
Acceptance: "It's going to be OK." There is always Skadi.
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... boobs don't hurt, of course...The so-called "Greek Goddess dresses"(not because I'm Greek, I find them fabulous anyway)...
Those dresses are great and will flatter almost any figure....
Remind me to sit you on my knee some time.Nice Os.You remind me of my Dad.
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I never suspected I'd take any fashion tips from this thread, but, yes; I'm sold.Socks and thongs are much classier.....
They're vintage now?! I had no idea, I've been wearing them that long unawares.
?Que? Birch-trunks?!?!Worse: socks and Birkenstocks????
Aye, know your limits, sonny.
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Anyroad, you can't beat the Country Gent look;
I don't live up to it, to be honest. I'm naturally scruffy, I'm afraid. But an unattainable ideal is nice to have.
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I'd look ridiculous wearing one myself, but British very coarse and thick tweed suits are cool.
Anyroad, you can't beat the Country Gent look;
(Obviously not for city wear, but rather for when visiting your castle/manor/mansion)
Although the gent above would be better off with a pair of these:
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