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Lace-up Shoes with White Tie?
Also, other styles of shoes suitable for black/white tie include these:- Charlie Huang
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Lace-up Shoes with White Tie?
Derbies: Oxfords:- Charlie Huang
- Post #6
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Pocketwatches
I really need to get myself a small elegant silver (gold is beyond my means at the moment) pocket watch to wear with white tie.- Charlie Huang
- Post #494
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Lace-up Shoes with White Tie?
It is acceptable. That is all. (as long as it isn't derby style lacing...)- Charlie Huang
- Post #3
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Spats!
Darcy's (previously VSC) now offer spats: http://www.darcyclothing.com/shop/accessories/spats.html These were made under the guidance of Ray Frensham. They are currently correcting a few flaws to the design.- Charlie Huang
- Post #143
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Making spats
Very good! Better than my attempt in fact!- Charlie Huang
- Post #5
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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The Hats of The King's Speech
Dear Lord God, Ascots with wing collars by that time was going out and neckties with turndowns for morning dress was coming in (his abdicated Royal Brother wore a necktie for his wedding with that Simpson woman prior). There is nothing wrong with what is worn here.- Charlie Huang
- Post #8
- Forum: Hats
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The Hats of The King's Speech
Erm, it's outside and obviously cold. Everyone is wearing overcoats. Could it be that The King is also wearing an overcoat??? Easy enough mistake to make as someone did before when a photo of the DoE came up a while back of him wearing an overcoat over his morning dress...- Charlie Huang
- Post #3
- Forum: Hats
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Detachable bibs and cuffs
TBH, these detachable bibs (whatever you like to call them) are not worth the hassle. For one, we use detachable collars because it is easier to starch them separately and they are the parts that wear out more quickly (and we could change the style at whim making it very flexible). As for the...- Charlie Huang
- Post #5
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Formal Wear Primer
I am now in the process of gathering together a pair of breeches and silk full hose. These will be used for my summer version of white tie.- Charlie Huang
- Post #890
- Forum: Suits
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Toppers Unite
Oh, forgot to post pics of my Magic Circle opera hat: At 5 1/8" tall, it is rather on the short side (almost bordering equestrian dimesions) which doesn't look that good on me and there is some wear spots but this will do for now. I bought it so I can choose been a satin and the...- Charlie Huang
- Post #300
- Forum: Hats
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Toppers Unite
I thought it might be cloth as I can hardly see the ribbing of the grosgrain. Eitherway, it is a lovely opera hat.- Charlie Huang
- Post #299
- Forum: Hats
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Toppers Unite
The tallow is holding up amazingly well. Oh god, one of those silk hat irons went up on eBay a few months ago and I forgot to bid on it (went for something like £15)! I SOOOO want one! If one comes up, do PM me!- Charlie Huang
- Post #293
- Forum: Hats
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Toppers Unite
Thanks! This is most useful! Of cours, I dare not try these methods until I get a cheap crappy topper to test them on but this looks promising!- Charlie Huang
- Post #291
- Forum: Hats
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Formal Wear Primer
Hang on, isn't the DB a day waistcoat?!?! The other one is fine. Other than that, beautiful as always!- Charlie Huang
- Post #881
- Forum: Suits
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NEWS BOY CAPS
Gah! My cap from the Hat People is delayed because HMRC has held it (no doubt to slap a custom charge on it) and now with all the snow and Christmas I am unlikely to get it until the new year (it arrived in the UK on the 17th Dec) and after I fork out the bail money to release it from Parcel...- Charlie Huang
- Post #746
- Forum: Hats
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