Longing & Lean
I love how everything in the look emphasizes a long and lean effect: the tie, the jeans, the belt, the stripes on the track jacket, even the white of the jacket zipper creates a stretched vertical line. |
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Friday, January 20, 2006
I love how everything in the look emphasizes a long and lean effect: the tie, the jeans, the belt, the stripes on the track jacket, even the white of the jacket zipper creates a stretched vertical line.
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post a commentGood eye, Sartorialist.
Good widow's peak.
Sideburns add to the upward line.
Jaunty angled tie clasp.
Rockabilly feeling.
Cowboy boots?
Otto.
Really nice look. I wonder where he found the tan Fred Perry track jacket.
tie bar on a skinny thin tie? Is this fashionably acceptable?
Why not, skinny ties are more likely to move out of place than large ones.
I don't like the military look with the shirt and skinny tie in combination with the track jacket. Weird combo. Looks like he tries too hard.