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blue serge suit with the belt in the back
Do you think he's referring to this sort of cut? He mentions in the song, "no drape" and it dates to 1929 but this, as you can see, is 1921 so I suppose not even though this is what his description sounds like in my head... any ideas? thanks baron about the serge description, I don't think I... -
blue serge suit with the belt in the back
Anyone familiar with this Cab Calloway song? What is a "serge" suit..? -
Eddie Schmidt, Hollywood's tailor.
Do you think it would have been possible he have also made Ronald Colman's suit worn in Lost Horizon aswell? -
Eddie Schmidt, Hollywood's tailor.
Well I don't have anything to add, but I really appreciate and enjoy what YOU are teaching me :) off topic but attempting to appeal to the right crowd... Any of you fine folks going to see King Vidor's the Big Parade this friday @ UCLA's Billy Wilder theatre?! -
what's that old line about skeletons..?
well I was only referring to something through Indy or where Matt got his suit recently made. -
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what's that old line about skeletons..?
ah-chaa and that is generally oodles more money I'm guessing..? -
what's that old line about skeletons..?
Hello Matt, thank you also for the reply. Huh, so you're suggesting fused being not that bad of an option? Is Skeleton lining noticeably different in weight or warmth? I've only ever had suits that have been lined. -
Loungers' Pets
thanks guys! yes they are our babies! Dr. Gogol is going up so fast it's amazing to watch, soon I'm afraid he will fill the room! :p- mike
- Post #354
- Forum: The Display Case
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what's that old line about skeletons..?
thanks for the replies guys! So what would be the difference between bespoke & made to order (as in, an online service from mr. magnoli)? So the stitched canvas interfacing has no relationship to if you have a suit barely if at all, partially or fully lined? If ordering a tweed suit, would... -
Loungers' Pets
the cerebus of canines the double headed doppleganger of doggiedom! what you've got here is none other than my girlfriend and my own wonderful bouncing bulldogs Lulu (4 years) and Dr. Gogol (5 months)!- mike
- Post #350
- Forum: The Display Case
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what's that old line about skeletons..?
Maybe this is suits 101, if so please bear with me... When ordering a bespoke suit, is it possible (& suggested) to ask for skeleton lining and floating canvas? Or do you need to go with one or the other as skeleton lining means you've only really got one level of fabric between you and the... -
In Despair
Sounds good! If you checked out that movie thread we were talking about his girl friday, there are a TON of great and rare movies coming up this month in the area! -
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1921 backbelts!
here's hopin' someone from here won this because man-oh-man I'd love to check out these images! 1921 backbelts! -
Original Special Effects
Hey great topic :eusa_clap Anyone seen the relatively recent film, Call of Cthulhu? It was filmed silent and respecting original filmmaking techniques. For instance, although they edited digitally, they created their atmosphere by way of layering in the computer. So I suppose it's green...- mike
- Post #43
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Three Skeleton Key?!?!?!
Thanks so much for posting this! Finally got to download it and listen to it undisturbed. It's got a lot going for it, I really enjoy that they attempted this story although reading it is a lot more creepy. But on a a dark night driving around this really hit the spot, thanks again! -
J. Peterman Victoria Falls Jacket
Is that the "cafe linen jacket" listed on their site? I don't see any reference to the back belt or vent construction..? :eusa_doh:- mike
- Post #105
- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Three Skeleton Key?!?!?!
Sure! That sounds great I'd love to hear them! thank you thank you! :D -
Pinstripes - how bold?
Great! Thanks a lot! I love that look but didn't know what it was called! -
Pinstripes - how bold?
Are you referring to the bit of fabric that appears rolled up and then comes down to make the outer-upper part of the sleeve? I've seen that look to a much greater degree in classic films and photos and wasn't sure what this was called. It's called a roped sleevehead?
