What are you wearing today??

[Quigley Brown]

ewwww...what are you putting into that cup?

 

[Dinerman]

Mmmm. Wildberry Slushie. So much brainfreeze.

 

[DanielJones]

Ok, where did you find the cap? Vintage or new? I dig on it. :eusa_clap

Cheers!

Dan

 

[Dinerman]

Ok, where did you find the cap? Vintage or new? I dig on it. :eusa_clap

Cheers!

Dan

ebay find. '40s or '50s I would guess.

 

[LordBest]

What I hope is a 'preppy' look:
Tweed cap
Ralph Lauren button down shirt
Pure wool cable-knit sweater
Cream cotton trousers
Black English Oxfords.

No picture as I'm stuck at university without a camera.

 

[Mario]

It's only mid-September but today the weather was so chilly, wet and generally bleak and nasty that I felt compelled to break out my overcoat before I dared to leave the house. Brrrrrrrr...I didn't really want to...but I had to...

 

[Gijoe]

Today high in the Mountains 2640m ( 8660 Ft.)
- Gatsby Cap
- US WWII Mountain Jacket
- Pendleton Wool Shirt
- German Panzer Trousers
- Swedish Boots
...
On the backway a group peoples mistook me as Brad Pit ( Heinrich Harrer Seven Years in Tibet)

 

[B.J. Hedberg]

Today high in the Mountains 2640m ( 8660 Ft.)
- Gatsby Cap
- US WWII Mountain Jacket
- Pendleton Wool Shirt
- German Panzer Trousers
- Swedish Boots

Great look and functional. :eusa_clap

 

[Gijoe]

Great look and functional. :eusa_clap

Thanks, when you stay on a windy cold mountain, the look is secondary !

 

[*SeaStar*]

It's only mid-September but today the weather was so chilly, wet and generally bleak and nasty that I felt compelled to break out my overcoat before I dared to leave the house. Brrrrrrrr...I didn't really want to...but I had to...

:eusa_clap
That coat has an excellent fit on you! Very handsome look Mr.Mario.

 

[flat-top]

LVC double V sweatshirt
1940's (?) Lee denim work pants
No name herringbone newsboy

 

[DanielJones]

ebay find. '40s or '50s I would guess.

Ah, I see. Is there a particular name for such a cap other than a Greek fishermans cap or captains cap?

Cheers!

Dan

 

[Miss sofia]

LVC double V sweatshirt
1940's (?) Lee denim work pants
No name herringbone newsboy

Rockin' outfit! Love the jeans.:eusa_clap Dinerman, great look as ever, oh and the coat is splendid Mario, fits you like a glove.

 

[Danny Ocean]

Grenson tan brogues.
Camel cotton chinos.
Blue/olive check shirt.
Colibri cufflinks.
Baracuta G9 Harrington jacket.
Persol 2747 shades.
Rolex Submariner.

.....and a MK II Jaguar.

 

[fortworthgal]

Quick pic for now - my apologies for the horrendous photo quality... reminder to use digital camera next time instead of Blackberry! :eusa_doh:

1950s blue cotton day dress with white embroidery, vintage-inspired canvas wedges.

 

[Edward]

Today high in the Mountains 2640m ( 8660 Ft.)
- Gatsby Cap
- US WWII Mountain Jacket
- Pendleton Wool Shirt
- German Panzer Trousers
- Swedish Boots

Great look - an excellent example of how judiciously selecting various pieces from the wide available range of reproduction military gear can create an outstanding period civilian look.

 

[Panache]

On the backway a group peoples mistook me as Brad Pit ( Heinrich Harrer Seven Years in Tibet)

What a great photo! An absolutely perfect combination of style, functionality, and location.

Cheers

Jamie

 

[Bugsy]

Excellent as always!!: eusa_clap

 

[Smithy]

Today high in the Mountains 2640m ( 8660 Ft.)
- Gatsby Cap
- US WWII Mountain Jacket
- Pendleton Wool Shirt
- German Panzer Trousers
- Swedish Boots
...
On the backway a group peoples mistook me as Brad Pit ( Heinrich Harrer Seven Years in Tibet)

You do look like you stepped off the set of "Seven Years in Tibet". A really cracking look, well done!

 

[DanielJones]

Today high in the Mountains 2640m ( 8660 Ft.)
- Gatsby Cap
- US WWII Mountain Jacket
- Pendleton Wool Shirt
- German Panzer Trousers
- Swedish Boots
...
On the backway a group peoples mistook me as Brad Pit ( Heinrich Harrer Seven Years in Tibet)

The look is great but I always prefer functional when in those areas. Well done! :eusa_clap Where did you find the Mountain Jacket, I dig on the look of it. Again, functional protection that looks the part. :eusa_clap

Cheers!

Dan