The key to building a wardrobe is maximum compatibility like what you see here. All these shirts and ties go perfectly with each other. photo credit: gq.com
for sure, you can also be strategic with your money, a nice thing which doesn't go with much else tends to be a waste of money (unless it is cheap, or you really, really, really have to have it). a nice thing which can be re-contextualized in a different outfit gives you colors/shapes/patterns to paint with, and rather than being limited by the article, it becomes a choice within the larger whole of the outfit itself.
The key to building a wardrobe is maximum compatibility like what you see here. All these shirts and ties go perfectly with each other.
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for sure, you can also be strategic with your money, a nice thing which doesn't go with much else tends to be a waste of money (unless it is cheap, or you really, really, really have to have it). a nice thing which can be re-contextualized in a different outfit gives you colors/shapes/patterns to paint with, and rather than being limited by the article, it becomes a choice within the larger whole of the outfit itself.
er... yea i like fashion too :(
The right one on the bottom seems really cool, don't remember seeing a tie like this before!
Wow! Very comprehensive, and very helpful. Awesome post.
Love what you have done here! Have a look at my blog and the contrasting colors/clashes I've used with my suits etc!
You have a great selection on here, very well though out. Im adding your blog to my fave list on The Gents Dresser!
I've borrowed this image for my blog- hope you dont mind but its great and want to spread these stylings!
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