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My input: Along with it having been taken in at the waist (will run you about $20 at a tailor in town), please please tuck in your shirt, and ditch the pre-tied bowtie. Pants to match: dark, slim indigo jeans would work, chinos in khaki or navy also. You may think its quirky, it looks more like you've tried hard, and its not working. Otherwise, I dig the look.

Take the potato out, put it in a bowl with the corn, heat in microwave. Take out and mix together, spoon ack into the potato shell, put cheese on top and grill it in tinfoil, or put it in the microwave again for a few minutes. Now, that's good shit.

Don't wash it, its wool. That's simply the properties of wool, especially tweed as it is a very rough and textured weave. Also, more than likely, Tim, If that thing firstly fits you in the waist, I'd also probably get it taken in at the waist. What does it fit like?

Excited for Borderlands 2 and Assassin's Creed 3. Any news for PC Gaming, really, is of interest.

What's wrong with feminine influence in style? More to the point, I don't think much of the recommendations in here are effeminate, either.

You need to have truck loads of confidence to pull of these 5 panel snapbacks. I dig them, but don't suit them, nor do they fit into my style.

Me in stage makeup for West Side Story.

Shit dude. Spill?

He has posted lots of picture of himself here. How have you not seen them? I've only started OT in Jan or Feb, lots of time to miss photos... Well, now I'm curious! What did you think I'd look like?

English isn't my native language, but do you mean growth as in, for example, exercising and getting "bulkier legs"? If so, that really won't be a problem. The skin has an amazing ability to adapt, so unless you plan on going on a steroid binge and increase your muscle mass by over 200% in a very, very short time, you've no reason to worry. You picked me up perfectly. In that case, I might go for a thigh tattoo.

Fair call on the comment on the sizing. I think an open leg space could also work well. I want to minimise stretching, through growth. Will that ultimately be a problem?

I'm going to be getting a tattoo next month, hopefully. Around 3.5" x 2.5, so nothing huge, on the side of my body. I'm thinking of a camera design, since it means a lot to me. I consider myself a photographer, and it is a passion of mine. These were mocked up by me in illustrator (live trace, and tablet). If you had any thoughts about the tattoo, or placement feel free to chip in. Also, I need to find a tattoo artist, though I'll probably go to my older brother's one. I'm getting quite excited!

Me and my bros. I'm on the far left.

Got a little bit on the horse tonight at a party. Feeling good man.

Gray and pink is just you, I think it is a heavenly combo. Thanks for the compliments regarding the glasses and shirts. Fair comment on the footwear, they're chelsea boots and certainly not to everyone's taste. Agreed on the clunky shoe comment, I think you need larger leg openings to pull them off. On the navy chinos the leg opening is crazy slim. Agreed on the lapels. Personally, I dig the whole peak lapel thing happening right now on blazers, but its not to everyone's taste. Fuller pants I would say don't really flatter me. My legs are incredibly slim, its hard enough right now to find properly fitting slim, and relatively straight cuts. These are 511s in the next picture. This is what I'm wearing tonight to a friend's 18th.

This is what I mean: Points to note: Sleeves are too short on the blazer, but they are also bunched at my elbow because I failed at putting my arm through. haha. Pants would go over the boots, not bunch on top. Heavyweight ASOS navy chinos, vintage shoes, Uniqlo pink ocbd, polo Ralph Lauren pocket square, ASOS grey blazer. Thoughts? This is a more casual outfit for me these days: Shirt mtm from India, same navy chinos, vintage brogues, vintage plaited belt

Still riding on my scimitar, weekly. As the weather packs in I'll be doing less and less, though I still like to go to my old haunts.

Got an art gallery opening to go to, where my work is being displayed. Gon smart casual up

Gonna hit up the churches tomorrow for my English History trip, which is happening literally right around the corner from mine. Then to the cafes for lunch, and the library for a little research. Gon be good

A good note to re-arrive on, Duff.

I bet if I pass it off to 4Chan, with a photo of you and your location within England, they'd get you within 24 hours.

While the subject of charcoal flannel suits has passed, if you are still interested, Skull, Indochino are having a sale on their model. At $300 it sits within your price range. If you can get your measurements done by a third party, accurately, Indochino (generally) won't post a problem. With their $75 alteration credit, and a remake if it goes wrong there is not much to lose. An off the rack suit won't be worse fitting, at least. http://www.indochino.com/product/charcoal-flannel-suit

I think there is an objective case regarded the topic. It is alright to say that black doesn't flatter many skin tones, nor is as versatile as you would think. It doesn't go with many colours, except for (in theory) grey, and white, and tan. That last point is illustrated in this photo: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-17lel0tNAEM/Twdk6wJIFAI/AAAAAAAABUo/1ASi1daGqMs/s1600/214.jpg.

Its more an opinion shared by the majority of figures educated about fashion. Black simply looks out of place in the day, because of its connotations with funerals, and evening wear. Black sportcoats and blazers have no place in anyone's wardrobes, as navy fulfills everything black attempts to do anymore. A black, shiny blazer with a red shiny shirt makes you look like you attempted to dress yourself without properly giving it thought. It just looks amateur-ish.