I always remove feathers, should there be any at all (I think I've only purchased two hats with feathers anyway).
First I open the crown with some steam, let it sit for a day, then crease it. Occassionally, if I plan to wear the hat often, I will mess around with brim folding and tilting...
Agreed! A well-fitting suit is precious in the right hands. Many suits are "One Size Fits All", involving bad "spots" on different bodies.
Go to a thrift store and inspect jackets of your size - you'll notice some jackets fit right, and others look terrible. It's the difference in fit; you...
I know it, and anyway, if you were to cater to the masses, you couldn't get a book out fast enough before the new craze hit the racks. Vampires today, WWII tomorrow, followed by god-knows-what next! (aliens, again!?):rage:
I'm sure others will correct me if I'm wrong, but regarding formality, I don't think one is strictly formal over the other.
If we're discussing business attire solely (and not evening wear), a single breasted (SB) peak lapel may be considered by some more formal than a double breasted (DB)...
I took your advice and had a few whiskey-colas Saturday while watching Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Girl In Lovers Lane. I sent a query to a referral and I'm waiting for a negatory response.
Upon receiving the "NO!", I will send out a deluge of letters to agents.
Every now and again the soda companies get it straight that savvy consumers by far enjoy cane sugar over corn syrup, and thus, they release "special editions" with sugar. Dr. Pepper has done it, Mt. Dew, Coke, Pepsi, and Royal Crown (aka RC Cola). I'm sure there have been some others...
lol I don't see this was ever resolved...
Stephen Hawking and Carl Sagan, both, were/are quite amazing. I've always been fascinated with Hawking's take on the multiverse. Has anyone seen his discussion on why we should not solicit aliens? Very interesting!
I'm young yet, but...
I remember when the "remote control" was a switch box hardwired to the TV, and my grandparents wouldn't buy one because it was just as easy to stand up and change the channel.
I remember when my grandmother took me to a local ice cream shop where they still served...
I apologize if some of the examples aren't the greatest; I tried to find descriptive pictures. Anyone see anything I missed? I would be happy to add!;)
Common Patterns in Gentlemans' suits:
Bird’s Eye or Nailhead: has appearance of tiny dots of a lighter color on a darker background; similar in effect as a Pinpoint Oxford shirt with an overall color somewhere in the middle of the two contrasting colors, semi-formal to formal, but not as...
Whipcord: similar to corduroy in appearance, however, diagonal weave with hard, smooth finish as opposed to corduroy’s vertical weave with fuzzy finish. Made from either wool or cotton, typically used in outdoors clothing; tends to be rugged and sturdy.
Wool, Virgin
Wool, Worsted...
Sharkskin: occasionally used in worsted suits, typically made of rayon or acetate, appears two toned due to basket-weaving stitch; smooth finish and currently used in winter coats, wetsuits and diving suits.
Silk: woven fiber from silk worm larvae; smooth, soft, shiny surface that is not...
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