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The men of TA and the stuff they wear (From head to toe, underwear included) (pg. 32)
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| Frenkieee |
I made it work that night, I guess you guys should have seen me in action :p
Of course I don't wear sneakers to work, I'm not a complete tool :) Depending on the suit and shirt I'm wearing, it's either a black shoes black belt combo, or a creme/caramel/cognac/whatsitcalled shoes and belt combo.
Something like this:
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| Vivid Boy |
| quote: | Originally posted by bigjimslade002
i dont have any real full shots of me in a suit,but this is me taken a few days ago in atlantic city.its the best pic i have.
always at the mercy of ta when you post a pic but hey i been on here 10 years i know the rules
suit: Yves Saint Laurent
dress shirt: Canali
belt and shoes: Generic
shirt cuffs do not show in that pic but they do when im walking around.this was the suit i wore that 2 people asked me what i was wearing.a woman and a man.i really like the cut of this suit.it fit very well and was very comfortable.if i had a choice i would have worn a matching Yves Saint Laurent dress shirt with it as i like the cut and style of Laurent's clothes. |
sorry dude my bad. I was just breakin your balls cause i figured you were some scrawny 20 yr old trying to act cool name dropping labels |
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| Domesticated |
| quote: | Originally posted by Fledz
White shoes and a white belt are , no matter who the sales person is. White is for sneakers and casual shoes, and you still wear a black belt with those if you have to. |
This.
| quote: | Originally posted by shaw
Hot female salespeople are responsible for roughly 80% of failed fashion attempts (as opposed to failures due to lack of effort). There's a reason they always put attractive 20-something girls in casual departments, and it has all to do with knowledge; it has everything to do with their ability to get mopy-looking middle-aged men to buy 8 pairs of ripped jeans, and shirts with dragons on them. |
And this.
Ignoring the whole Lira saga and whether it's impolite to wear them to a wedding, wearing sneakers with a suit makes you look like an immature kid, which is completely at odds with what a suit is about - formality and maturity. Same goes for wearing t-shirts under suit jackets. Apart from that, white shoes of any kind should not be paired with a suit, ever. It's an absolutely hideous look and people will not take you seriously if you continue to do it. |
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by shaw
Hot female salespeople are responsible for roughly 80% of failed fashion attempts (as opposed to failures due to lack of effort). There's a reason they always put attractive 20-something girls in casual departments, and it has all to do with knowledge; it has everything to do with their ability to get mopy-looking middle-aged men to buy 8 pairs of ripped jeans, and shirts with dragons on them. |
heh We should all try an experiment and go into stores and just ask them to reccommend things & see how many of us come out dressed like we're 16 again. |
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| ziptnf |
Okay, here's a picture of me in a suit, right before I went into my interview with Intel. Hate away :)
No sneakers here :p |
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| srussell0018 |
| The pants are too long and seem to fit weird around your waste too. See how the pockets tick out? Also it looks like the sleeves might be a bit too long on the jacket as well, but other than that the jacket seems to fit nicely. |
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by ziptnf
Okay, here's a picture of me in a suit, right before I went into my interview with Intel. Hate away :)
No sneakers here :p |
Did you have that fit, or just pick up off the shelves based on your 'usual' clothing sizes Nick? It looks a bit big to me in places. |
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| ziptnf |
The pants were actually a big hassle, because I originally got the wrong size. They looked better when I adjusted them better around my waist, in that picture the pants were quite low on me. The jacket fits great, though.
The jacket and pants were fitted based on my size and the sales clerk's opinion, but not hemmed or altered. |
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| srussell0018 |
| quote: | Originally posted by ziptnf
The pants were actually a big hassle, because I originally got the wrong size. They looked better when I adjusted them better around my waist, in that picture the pants were quite low on me. The jacket fits great, though.
The jacket and pants were fitted based on my size and the sales clerk's opinion, but not hemmed or altered. |
Yeah the jacket seems to fit nicely aside from the cuffs possibly being a bit too long. |
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| ziptnf |
| I thought it looked great, and I received several comments from the engineers saying "did you not get the memo? nobody wears suits here." lol |
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| srussell0018 |
| Haha yeah my company is the same way. I wore a suit to my interview obviously, but the dress code here is very business casual. |
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| Domesticated |
| quote: | Originally posted by ziptnf
Okay, here's a picture of me in a suit, right before I went into my interview with Intel. Hate away :) |
Nice comb-over, pretty boy. |
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