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Originally posted by elFreak

eww WTF, That's a nasty looking suit. 3 button's are we serious here? I bet this shit is even ventless, I thought the c0r had good taste in clothes.

okay this:

I think it's Raf Simmons, regardless it's a fucking nice suit.




Gucci



John Varvatos



I'm no fucking stylist but I can appreciate a good suit and good fashion, it's not rocket science. A suit is an investment, it shouldn't be treated lightly, unless you want to look try-hard.

those are fucking ugly suits. they are way to tight and show the models having a bell shape

yuk

i think the best suits demonstrate a nice v shape to the body.

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit those are fucking ugly suits. they are way to tight and show the models having a bell shape yuk i think the best suits demonstrate a nice v shape to the body.

I think old navy might be the place for you.

I hate suits. It's just that suit association with office worker image that turns me off.

Only time I'll wear a suit is at a funeral. Other formal occassions, I'm showing up in my dress uniform.

this

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Suit, $1,695, by Armani Collezioni. Shirt, $325, by Isaia. Tie, $135, by Ralph Lauren Black Label. Tie bar by Gucci. Sunglasses by Blinde. Pocket square by Robert Talbott.

rofl 135 for a tie

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Originally posted by Krypton Suit, $1,695, by Armani Collezioni. Shirt, $325, by Isaia. Tie, $135, by Ralph Lauren Black Label. Tie bar by Gucci. Sunglasses by Blinde. Pocket square by Robert Talbott.

All that money and he still looks like a fag.

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Originally posted by Domesticated

I have never had a need for one. All the jobs I have had have never required it. The interviews I have been on are not high end jobs. They are low menial office jobs. That doesn't require a suit to get the job.

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Originally posted by Project-K All that money and he still looks like a fly.

fixed

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Originally posted by wotyzoid I think old navy might be the place for you.

In fairness to Karim, I too thought those were some pretty ugly suits.

I'm not one for the "my clothes are too small for me" or the "I'm trying really hard to look like I just fell out of bed" looks.

As far as suits go, classic is hip, suits that try too hard just look like they're trying too hard.

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Originally posted by wotyzoid A suit is an investment, it shouldn't be treated lightly, unless you want to look try-hard.

Those three suits are awful. Not one of them is properly fit, and they're horribly ugly anyway. The last one wouldn't be terrible if not for the super-thin tie & awkward pants. They're about as try-hard as it gets.

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Originally posted by kadomony rofl 135 for a tie

enjoy your pianos & flags.

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Originally posted by kadomony this

not a fan of the tie, but so far, this is the only decent one.

or

The top one, gezhehehbsgbdhdhdvdvdfvfel

Low cut breasts are in fashion, well here anyway.

top one w/ one more button.

seriously, if that just had two, it would be a great design (may be made out of crap, but it looks good on the internet).

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Originally posted by Domesticated The top one, gezhehehbsgbdhdhdvdvdfvfel Low cut breasts are in fashion, well here anyway.

hehe I have ALWAYS loved Emporio suits. They are always a great choice.

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Originally posted by inconspicuous top one w/ one more button.

I love the top one as is. I dunno what it is, it just has this different yet still classic styling appeal.

one button is not enough

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Originally posted by Sunsnail one button is not enough

Why not? If it is a two-button and you don't button the second button, why not just remove it?

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Originally posted by gehzumteufel Why not? If it is a two-button and you don't button the second button, why not just remove it?

because to me it just looks off.

the buttons on the cuff of the sleeve really serve no purpose on a suit, yet you still find them on every suit.

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Originally posted by JD8180 because to me it just looks off. the buttons on the cuff of the sleeve really serve no purpose on a suit, yet you still find them on every suit.

aesthetics dude

I know, I was just reiterating my point of why 2 button suits have the 2 buttons, even if one of them isn't used.

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Originally posted by JD8180 because to me it just looks off. the buttons on the cuff of the sleeve really serve no purpose on a suit, yet you still find them on every suit.

While I see your point, you are also just conforming to something you have always seen. Similar to if you had the same haircut for 30 years, and finally decided to do something different, it just looks off for a while but you get used to it.

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Originally posted by wotyzoid I think old navy might be the place for you.

once again a 16 year old with no experience in life(or a suit that his mom did not buy) tries to show us he knows something and fails.

if you want to look like gay black austin powers, you better plan on being self employed.

also that jacket is 2 times the price of that whole clown get up you posted.

also karim..only grandpas button all their buttons.

I know what you're saying, but at least in my opinion, a suit is supposed to be more classic. It all depends really what the suit is going to be used for. If you are trying to look more professional, then I'd go for a classic suit. If it's a more casual look you are trying to achieve, then go for something that's a bit different than the usual.

edit: and I agree with elfreak, all those suits woty posted up were disgusting.

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