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WanderLust said ... (11:09 AM) :
post a commentGreat cut-away collar!
brokeback formal!
Very Brokeback formal
I don't know... there is something cheesy about him.
I don't like this tie with that collar, and don't think these jeans look really flattering. not on him. and such a belt!
no.
thank's but no thank's
i disagree that the jeans look unflattering on him. i think they fit great!
Charlie...don't let them get you down!
you look hot.
I may be biased as I just don't like cutaway collars....but it just seems out of place with the rest of the outfit. The looks is slightly bohemian/casual, but the cutaway makes that section too formal. Thumbs down.
He looks good, but the tie is a bit too wide for my taste.
The look almost works, with a smaller knot on the black tie this is Durham Black Tie!!!
The ripped seam on jean leg is a great touch.
Not liking it..where does the black come from with the rest of that outifit? And jeans and a tie?
A skinny black tie would have sold the look for me. Add to that more relaxed hair - the amount of gel this guy has slopped on his head suit has crusted and thinned what may have been an otherwise impressive mane. Also, he should have gone for a less fussy belt buckle - the tie competes for space with the monster buckle.