Widebrim
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You gents put me to shame...Casual wear today, considering the heat. '60s Sears sport shirt and contemporary straw fedora.
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splintercellsz
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Nothing special! I really have to work on my photography poses!
Edward
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Off to Hula Boogie jive dancing tonight, so dressed down...
sproily
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Great topper, metropd!
Gin&Tonics
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Sproily, you've done it AGAIN! I would love to get a pair of trousers exactly like those to wear with my blazer. Are they linen?
metropd
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Great topper, metropd!
Thank you Spoily. Your outfit is perfect as always. Your style is flawless.
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Don't let the students see you in that, they won't be afraid of you any more! Maybe you can dig up the skull you were holding in an earlier photo!Off to Hula Boogie jive dancing tonight, so dressed down...
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Thank you metropd and GT! Yes, they are linen. I ordered them from a seamstress student.
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sproily
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I'm sure you would be able to find one in Canada as well
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- Afrika Corps jacket, brown re-dyed
- Cushman khakis
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Edward
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Don't let the students see you in that, they won't be afraid of you any more! Maybe you can dig up the skull you were holding in an earlier photo!
Ha! No chance - even if they weren't currently out of season, they'd never be in the building on a Sunday afternoon.
LolitaHaze
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GIJoe... I love all your flickr photos! You quickly became one of my favourite FL members!
Gin&Tonics
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I'm sure you would be able to find one in Canada as well
You would be surprised! Linen pants of any sort, let alone lovely high waisted ones like that are exceptionally rare and hard to find here.
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The Good
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Sharp, everyone. No pictures, but today I wore something what I would consider not unlike the casual attire Daniel Craig sported in the recent James Bond movies (jeans, deck shoes, navy polo shirt, and same crew cut haircut), and I wore an Open Road and a vintage McGregor jacket for a while too. I'm not as dressy as many of you are, but I understand it. I would say my own style is a mish-mash of some older vintage elements (hats, jacket/coat), the more casual attire of the various James Bonds, a little bit of the Indy/adventurer look, and modern. I find myself embracing the 1960s mod look as well, although I'm not quite there yet. I think I'll get some Clark's Desert Boots and maybe a Harrington jacket at some point.
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Edward
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Harringtons are great jackets for wearing about. I have a bunch, of varying labels and qualities, including navy, black, PoW check, sky blue, and bright red. Very flexible style for many periods - perhaps unsurprising, as Baracuta introduced the original G9 in 1937, and they've been popular ever since. Mine most often get used as an alternative to leather at this time of year (though the weather being what it has been in 2012, I've actually yet to stop wearing my leathers for the Summer). Yesterday I had a day off, and only dressed to go down to a friend's DJ night in Walthamstow. The gimmick is that she plays not her own records, but those brought along by punters. In the bag over my shoulder are LPs by the Sex Pistols, Link Wray, Chuck Berry, Frank Sinatra, Stiff Little Fingers and Marlene Dietrich. Music smells better on vinyl.
Nick D
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Not today, but recently.
Panache
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Recent photo from the Monterey Highland Games where the weather was wonderfully cool and overcast so a proper daywear outfit was just the ticket
Cheers
Jamie
Cheers
Jamie
Edward
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Not today, but recently.
Nice! What's the hat? Great colours - I love earthtones. Probably because they don't seem to have been so "in" during the last couple of decades, they often seem somehow "more vintage" to my eye, if that makes sense.
Recent photo from the Monterey Highland Games where the weather was wonderfully cool and overcast so a proper daywear outfit was just the ticket
Cheers
Jamie
Always nice to see highland wear, especially when it's daywear like this. Not that I don't like the eveningwear, but you just don't see enough of this sort of thing amid a sea of evening alternatives.
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