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What are you wearing today??
Today, having possibly taken my daughter's injunction to "wear something purple for my friend's party" a little too far: Cheapest of the cheap linen/cotton suit from Primark Tyrwhitt shirt eBay tie Tie rack pocket handkerchief (Thurston boxcloth braces) (Tricker's Acorn...- Anthony Jordan
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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What are you wearing today??
I know, I know...- Anthony Jordan
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What are you wearing today??
Some great looks on display! In the meantime, I have got to try and persuade SWMBO to take my photographs for me... Another Ravi suit, this time d/b 6x2 in a wool/silk mix, MoP buttons, with fishmouth back double forward pleat trousers as before. I like it generally, but the lapels...- Anthony Jordan
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What are you wearing today??
I've only ever been a misdemeanour before....- Anthony Jordan
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What are you wearing today??
That's good, yes?- Anthony Jordan
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What are you wearing today??
Rather poor quality pictures today (these were the best of a bad bunch): Ravi suit, 1 button notch, MoP buttons Charles Tyrwhitt blue shadow(?) stripe shirt on white ground Pakeman Catto & Carter wine foulard tie Turnbull & Asser spotted handkerchief Vintage(ish) silver tie...- Anthony Jordan
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What are you wearing today??
Thank you! It is a bit more geometric than would normally appeal but I liked it as soon as I saw it.- Anthony Jordan
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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What are you wearing today??
Dressed for rather cooler and wetter weather than we actually had... Vintage 4x2 d/b Charles Tyrwhitt spread collar double-cuff shirt Vintage Gieves & Hawkes tie Vintage double-oval faux amber cufflinks Hackett quartered pocket square (not sure about the wisdom of this choice, but there...- Anthony Jordan
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What are you wearing today??
Get_Atomized, I love the whole effect, and I think you have a lovely smile. Fletch, I too beg for a picture! Mike, very interesting looking suit, and shirt too - is the collar detachable? It certainly looks smart enough! I'm looking a bit modern today, I'm afraid, but I was building an...- Anthony Jordan
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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White Tie Outerwear
A very well-dressed Don of my acquaintance used (and for aught I know still does) to wear a tailored dark blue single-breasted overcoat over his tails with a top hat and looked very well in it, I thought. Personally I favour a black velvet-collared pseudo-Chesterfield (regular rather than fly...- Anthony Jordan
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- Forum: Outerwear and Workwear
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Selling August '37 Esky - nice plates
Back on the forum - £9.50 or USD equivalent plus shipping, I can accept USD via Paypal.- Anthony Jordan
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- Forum: Classifieds
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Apparel Arts images - Fall 1936 advance edition
Nearly the last (except for the advertisements, which are about 2/3 of the content!): --------------------- Suggestions for the Country Fabrics - (i) colored yearn cotton twill shirting in a smart flannel effect. By Cluett-Peabody. (ii) Sea Island Mills' Raffina fabric, suitable for...- Anthony Jordan
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Fred Astair wearing a tie as a belt.
It was also quite a common cricketing thing - I think I picked the practice up first from old Vanity Fair prints of Victorian and Edwardian cricketers. It also cropped up a few times in the pages of Apparel Arts/Esquire as a recommended style, e.g. on the tennis court.- Anthony Jordan
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Apparel Arts images - Fall 1936 advance edition
here's another instalment (the text is just those parts which have been shaved off for one reason or another): ------------------- Late Summer Wearables Fabrics - (i) Colored yarn British shirting made up by Cluett-Peabody in a variety of collar styles. Overstriped Glen...- Anthony Jordan
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Apparel Arts images - Fall 1936 advance edition
My pleasure! Here's another, not quite so good, but passable: Fashion Forecast - the Patterned Overcoat for Town Wear- Anthony Jordan
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Apparel Arts images - Fall 1936 advance edition
Some more, slightly better quality: ------------------- Fall Portfolio of Fashions - Overcoat Trend, 1936 ....The new shorter length overcoat extending 1 1/2" below the knee. This S.B. dark blue cheviot model carries set-in sleeves with real cuffs, fly front, peak lapels, slanting...- Anthony Jordan
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Apparel Arts images - Fall 1936 advance edition
Gentlemen, Just a taste of the contents of the copy of Apparel Arts I acquired not so long ago - apologies for the fact that the scans are not quite as good as I have wished - I will be uploading better versions once I have had more practice! This is volume VI, number IV A, Advance Fall...- Anthony Jordan
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Selling August '37 Esky - nice plates
... or "Buy it Now" and get free shipping. (Standard Parcel rate in the UK, Surface Mail to international destinations.)- Anthony Jordan
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What are you wearing today??
Praise indeed, thank you!- Anthony Jordan
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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What are you wearing today??
Particularly crappy photos today, but they give a flavour of the look I was after: Work, followed by a trip to the theatre to see "An Inspector Calls" Wool/silk mix Ravi 6x2 suit, House of Frazer gingham shirt, yellow silk pocket square, etc. Four vices cufflinks Herald &...- Anthony Jordan
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
