SGT Rocket
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Ok, I don't post much and I lurke a little more.
So here is my question. I was just looking at the thread: 1940 Spring/Summer Mont. Ward suits
And, I noticed a lot of the mens' suits from that period seem to have a "high" waistline. Like, it looks like to me that the belt is up around the navel. Is this a stylistic feature, or is this how a suite is always worn, even today? It looks like the pants might be across the navel or over the navel.
See, I've been away from home for a while and when I get back I'll be looking for a job. It will most likely be a federal position so I'll probably be wearing suits every day. I'd like to do it with some style and a little old-school. I love suits from the 1940's and 1950's so that will be the look I'm going for.
Any advice would be great!!!!!!
Thanks!
So here is my question. I was just looking at the thread: 1940 Spring/Summer Mont. Ward suits
And, I noticed a lot of the mens' suits from that period seem to have a "high" waistline. Like, it looks like to me that the belt is up around the navel. Is this a stylistic feature, or is this how a suite is always worn, even today? It looks like the pants might be across the navel or over the navel.
See, I've been away from home for a while and when I get back I'll be looking for a job. It will most likely be a federal position so I'll probably be wearing suits every day. I'd like to do it with some style and a little old-school. I love suits from the 1940's and 1950's so that will be the look I'm going for.
Any advice would be great!!!!!!
Thanks!