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I found these pictures again. this was on ebay months ago. I think it's really interesting.
Tomasso said:Actually, I prefer the Paul Stuart presentation, with no human element to distract from the style. That said, I have hundreds of photos of my wardrobe which was shot in this fashion and I'm not about to re-shoot it anytime soon.
http://www.paulstuart.com/Category_template_viewall.cfm?ID=4&rightcoloritem=1
AlanC said:I have a relatively modern (~20 years old, maybe) American made RTW tweed or two from Norman Hilton with the latch storage buttons in the same place. It's a great feature.
Here's a Turnbull & Asser by Chester Barrie I have:
Baron Kurtz said:
reetpleat said:Hey Baron,
What's your take on the button on that brown one? I have only deen tht type twice except on my old school uniform sweater.
there is a very unusual belted back jacket posted by M Chevalier that has it's own thread. Once I had a suit that was 30s heavier tweedy wool three piece with belted back. It had them, but did not seem original as they looked funny, were nothing like other suit buttons and did not sem sewn on very well. I replaced them all and ahe always thought they were a 70s addition on hat suit.
Bugsy said:I just had this suit made. It's a linen/silk fabric and very cool for summer wear. I couldn't decide whether to get the double breasted waistcoat or the lapelled on, so I got both.
Then let them roll.thunderw21 said:The lapels want to roll to the middle button.
Tomasso said:Then let them roll.
BellyTank said:Nice one, Bugsy but you should really make those photos a little larger
if you can- for our optimal viewing experience.
Very nice, indeed.
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mike said:Bugsy! Great suit! Who did you have it made by? What did you use as examples? Can you post high resolution/larger images so we can see the details a bit clearer!?
Congratulations on the job well done!