LayeredStyle

WinterGreys

(Source: palaisroyalparis)

  1. Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
  2. Aperture: f/3.2
  3. Exposure: 1/100th
  4. Focal Length: 50mm

OverCoat

beijing1980 wearing a beautiful heavy tweed overcoat in a true Donegal from the great Molloy & Son mill.

  1. Camera: Leica Camera AG M9 Digital Camera
  2. Aperture: f/2.8
  3. Exposure: 1/3000th
  4. Focal Length: 50mm
GreatCoat
Crombie’s RAF Blue, heritage overcoat, based on its military archives.

GreatCoat

Crombie’s RAF Blue, heritage overcoat, based on its military archives.

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WhiteLondon

WhiteLondon

(Source: justneedchocolate)

AranKnit

mostexerent:

FU Plaid made me rethink..
Usually I use a common set of specifications (dimensions & details) for my suits, such as length of jacket/pants, cuff height pocket designs etc. But cloth design & type also dictates adoption to keep balance, proportion & scale in check.
As this cloth is quite heavy with fuzz & an almost 3D effect plaid, we had to tone down some of the details such as:
Smaller cuff - from 5cm to 4cm
Wider leg from knee down - less taper, though I may revisit this
Jacket body & buttoning point lowered by 1.5cm
The sum of the above now creates more drape & hence an elegant silhouette to counter balance the FU Fuzzy PLAID.
Travelling light today

LongWong not LongWing or WingDings

What next? A heavier cloth also require heavier shoes - something like the classic Alden LongWings are perfect or a double sole derby.
This particular shoe was developed between Tassels Hong Kong & Alden to celebrate 125 years in a very limited run due to the rarity of colour #8 Scotch Grain Shell Horween cordovan. In addition to the rare leather, they opted for a single leather sole to dress it up.
Details | Suit - A&S | Shirt - P Johnson for GW | Tie - Herringbone | PS - Kiton | LongWongs - Alden

My kind of fabric, nicely realised in a fantastic suit worn well. mostexerent:

FU Plaid made me rethink..
Usually I use a common set of specifications (dimensions & details) for my suits, such as length of jacket/pants, cuff height pocket designs etc. But cloth design & type also dictates adoption to keep balance, proportion & scale in check.
As this cloth is quite heavy with fuzz & an almost 3D effect plaid, we had to tone down some of the details such as:
Smaller cuff - from 5cm to 4cm
Wider leg from knee down - less taper, though I may revisit this
Jacket body & buttoning point lowered by 1.5cm
The sum of the above now creates more drape & hence an elegant silhouette to counter balance the FU Fuzzy PLAID.
Travelling light today

LongWong not LongWing or WingDings

What next? A heavier cloth also require heavier shoes - something like the classic Alden LongWings are perfect or a double sole derby.
This particular shoe was developed between Tassels Hong Kong & Alden to celebrate 125 years in a very limited run due to the rarity of colour #8 Scotch Grain Shell Horween cordovan. In addition to the rare leather, they opted for a single leather sole to dress it up.
Details | Suit - A&S | Shirt - P Johnson for GW | Tie - Herringbone | PS - Kiton | LongWongs - Alden

My kind of fabric, nicely realised in a fantastic suit worn well. mostexerent:

FU Plaid made me rethink..
Usually I use a common set of specifications (dimensions & details) for my suits, such as length of jacket/pants, cuff height pocket designs etc. But cloth design & type also dictates adoption to keep balance, proportion & scale in check.
As this cloth is quite heavy with fuzz & an almost 3D effect plaid, we had to tone down some of the details such as:
Smaller cuff - from 5cm to 4cm
Wider leg from knee down - less taper, though I may revisit this
Jacket body & buttoning point lowered by 1.5cm
The sum of the above now creates more drape & hence an elegant silhouette to counter balance the FU Fuzzy PLAID.
Travelling light today

LongWong not LongWing or WingDings

What next? A heavier cloth also require heavier shoes - something like the classic Alden LongWings are perfect or a double sole derby.
This particular shoe was developed between Tassels Hong Kong & Alden to celebrate 125 years in a very limited run due to the rarity of colour #8 Scotch Grain Shell Horween cordovan. In addition to the rare leather, they opted for a single leather sole to dress it up.
Details | Suit - A&S | Shirt - P Johnson for GW | Tie - Herringbone | PS - Kiton | LongWongs - Alden

My kind of fabric, nicely realised in a fantastic suit worn well. mostexerent:

FU Plaid made me rethink..
Usually I use a common set of specifications (dimensions & details) for my suits, such as length of jacket/pants, cuff height pocket designs etc. But cloth design & type also dictates adoption to keep balance, proportion & scale in check.
As this cloth is quite heavy with fuzz & an almost 3D effect plaid, we had to tone down some of the details such as:
Smaller cuff - from 5cm to 4cm
Wider leg from knee down - less taper, though I may revisit this
Jacket body & buttoning point lowered by 1.5cm
The sum of the above now creates more drape & hence an elegant silhouette to counter balance the FU Fuzzy PLAID.
Travelling light today

LongWong not LongWing or WingDings

What next? A heavier cloth also require heavier shoes - something like the classic Alden LongWings are perfect or a double sole derby.
This particular shoe was developed between Tassels Hong Kong & Alden to celebrate 125 years in a very limited run due to the rarity of colour #8 Scotch Grain Shell Horween cordovan. In addition to the rare leather, they opted for a single leather sole to dress it up.
Details | Suit - A&S | Shirt - P Johnson for GW | Tie - Herringbone | PS - Kiton | LongWongs - Alden

My kind of fabric, nicely realised in a fantastic suit worn well.

mostexerent:

FU Plaid made me rethink..

Usually I use a common set of specifications (dimensions & details) for my suits, such as length of jacket/pants, cuff height pocket designs etc. But cloth design & type also dictates adoption to keep balance, proportion & scale in check.

As this cloth is quite heavy with fuzz & an almost 3D effect plaid, we had to tone down some of the details such as:

  • Smaller cuff - from 5cm to 4cm
  • Wider leg from knee down - less taper, though I may revisit this
  • Jacket body & buttoning point lowered by 1.5cm

The sum of the above now creates more drape & hence an elegant silhouette to counter balance the FU Fuzzy PLAID.

Travelling light today

LongWong not LongWing or WingDings

What next? A heavier cloth also require heavier shoes - something like the classic Alden LongWings are perfect or a double sole derby.

This particular shoe was developed between Tassels Hong Kong & Alden to celebrate 125 years in a very limited run due to the rarity of colour #8 Scotch Grain Shell Horween cordovan. In addition to the rare leather, they opted for a single leather sole to dress it up.

Details | Suit - A&S | Shirt - P Johnson for GW | Tie - Herringbone | PS - Kiton | LongWongs - Alden

My kind of fabric, nicely realised in a fantastic suit worn well.