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Here pallbearers, doormen and tourists horse and buggydrivers wear'm as well.
Garrett said:Alright - I'd like to see photos of the above lounge members (dressed in their best) who have commented negatively about Charles' attire. If you cant put up, then....you know the rest
Garrett said:Alright - I'd like to see photos of the above lounge members (dressed in their best) who have commented negatively about Charles' attire. If you cant put up, then....you know the rest
Case closed. It doesn't get any better than that!Richard Warren said:My wife told me I look handsome today (but then she does almost everyday).
It struck me the same way at first, but I think the suit is probably being deformed some because he has his hands in the pockets. I like the second suit, just not the tie or collar, but that's just my personal taste. Looking up pictures of Marzotto, I've found some very nice suits. I love the lapels on this one:Geesie said:Something about the cut and fit of the suit in the first picture just doesn't look right to me.
I agree with you!! I love prince Charles!!LordBest said:I love the understated Englishness of his style.
Smithy said:Yes but times have changed, royalty do not enjoy the level of support that they did of say 70, 80 years ago when you did see more flamboyance. If Charles were to dress extravagantly in this day and age he'd cop a ton of flak over it and not just over what he was wearing. Charles dresses absolutely correctly and appropriately for the next-in-line. As I've mentioned earlier in this thread it also suits his personality and demeanour. I don't want my future King swanning around like a dandy or some fashion statement, it wouldn't be appropriate for his position.
Orgetorix said:I hate to be the crab others have described me as, but this whole thread to me smacks of throwing stones from glass houses. I enjoy critiquing style as much as anyone, but Charles and Marzotto are both stylish men and--if only because they have money--dress better than 90% or more of the men who post on this forum and all the other internet clothing fora. Myself included.
Geronimo said:I think Prince Charles tends to dress well to very well, but has an odd-looking face. If you pay too much attention to the face, the rest of the outfit can suffer. Guilt by association, you know.
Some clotheshorses would prefer that a guy who doesn't do much more than run around looking pretty (or does he do real work? I'm not up on what UK royalty does) would be daring every now and then... wear brighter colors, different shoes, etc. These clotheshorses differentiate dressing 'well' from simply dressing 'properly'. You can easily dress properly and look a bit bland. Dark suit, black shoes, dark tie, white shirt. It works fine, but variety is nice.
Very commendable.LordBest said:His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales performs over 400 official engagements a year and raised 250 million dollars for charity last year alone, a heavier workload than some heads of state.
Matt Deckard said:Going to Oswald pretty quick... Watch this. All of it.
Better dressed and not stuck in the classics. It's okay to do that, but I'd like a Prince to lead now and again, even if he's just a figurehead. Yet that's his choice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5hOVmFCt24
LordBest said:His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales performs over 400 official engagements a year and raised 250 million dollars for charity last year alone, a heavier workload than some heads of state.