Antje
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Johanna said:Thank you Vintage Betty! Here's today's outfit.
wooww
again so great,
love the skirt
Antje
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wooww
again so great,
love the skirt
Antje
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Thank you Antje and ValerieAmelia!
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New Allen Edmonds.
First day wearing my new kicks from our pals at Allen Edmonds.
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First day wearing my new kicks from our pals at Allen Edmonds.
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Todays outfit - simplicity ruled over all.
I was so in love with my pincurls, then they all fell out
I was so in love with my pincurls, then they all fell out
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lyburnum said:Todays outfit - simplicity ruled over all.
I was so in love with my pincurls, then they all fell out
Maybe it's because I JUST saw the movie and it's still fresh in my mind, but you look like just Ronnie from "Black Book".
http://www.imdb.com/gallery/hh/0717...eijn.JPG?path=pgallery&path_key=Reijn, Halina
I couldn't find any good images from the movie though, here's a not so good one:
http://www.imdb.com/gallery/ss/0389557/Ss/0389557/8.jpg?path=pgallery&path_key=Reijn, Halina
Jovan
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Our other haberdasher finally posts again!
I don't know if I'd say they look alike, but they're both beautiful young women.
I don't know if I'd say they look alike, but they're both beautiful young women.
Antje
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lyburnum said:Todays outfit - simplicity ruled over all.
I was so in love with my pincurls, then they all fell out
Great look,
its so nice to see how this simplicity pattern looks so different on everyone,
beautifull material on your blouse.
Love the hairdo even with the curls falling out
Antje
This is my first time posting pictures.
It's not vintage, but hopefully it's classically inspired. I'm wearing a white button down shirt with a brown wool tie, and silk/cashmere sweater on top. Brown flat-front slacks.
I finally got my new (and first) Allen Edmonds shoes earlier this week. I got the Commuter which is a nice casual shoe. It's a good starter since it'll work for both casual and dress. The original pair I got had some stitching missing, but they got exchanged and things are all peachy now. And I love to wear them; they are very comfortable.
Just a couple months ago I was a jeans and tshirt guy. College life does that to a young lad, but I'm entering the real world soon and it's time to start dressing like an adult. No good suits yet, but I'm sure that will change soon. I'll start work at a business casual place soon (slacks and polos, it seems) wearing a tie, and slowly transition to more proper work wear. I guess I'll be that weird guy
It's not vintage, but hopefully it's classically inspired. I'm wearing a white button down shirt with a brown wool tie, and silk/cashmere sweater on top. Brown flat-front slacks.
I finally got my new (and first) Allen Edmonds shoes earlier this week. I got the Commuter which is a nice casual shoe. It's a good starter since it'll work for both casual and dress. The original pair I got had some stitching missing, but they got exchanged and things are all peachy now. And I love to wear them; they are very comfortable.
Just a couple months ago I was a jeans and tshirt guy. College life does that to a young lad, but I'm entering the real world soon and it's time to start dressing like an adult.
No good suits yet, but I'm sure that will change soon. I'll start work at a business casual place soon (slacks and polos, it seems) wearing a tie, and slowly transition to more proper work wear. I guess I'll be that weird guy Corona Smith
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You won't be that weird guy...you'll be the guy that stands out and looks good. As they always say, "dress for the job that you want, not the job you have!" I also like your sweater, but might I reccommend that you let it ride up naturally. So many people try to make their sweaters look longer and pull them out. I say let the fabric go its own way. However, that's just my twin lincolns.
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Hi ya Jovan.
Yeah! I feel the love.
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Jovan said:
Yeah! I feel the love.
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Cold and Rainy in NYC
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Bern, this is the coat I picked up Metropolis today---just walked in and it was waiting for me.
RL Rugby tie (their ties are constructed like vintage 30s ties), Rugby Fairisle sweater vest, Sam's Tailor custom shirt from Hong Kong, Sam's Tailor 13 oz. worsted flannel stripe double breasted suit, vintage Stetson Whippet, chunky herringbone vintage DB belted overcoat, scarf from Shanghai, old, scuffed up oxblood Johnston & Murphy captoes (it was raining). There really isn't a lot of vintage clothing in this look at all- I wouldn't want to ruin my vintage suits...the overcoat can take it though. You can feel the lanolin in the wool.
One for the "putting it together" thread
Bern, this is the coat I picked up Metropolis today---just walked in and it was waiting for me.
RL Rugby tie (their ties are constructed like vintage 30s ties), Rugby Fairisle sweater vest, Sam's Tailor custom shirt from Hong Kong, Sam's Tailor 13 oz. worsted flannel stripe double breasted suit, vintage Stetson Whippet, chunky herringbone vintage DB belted overcoat, scarf from Shanghai, old, scuffed up oxblood Johnston & Murphy captoes (it was raining). There really isn't a lot of vintage clothing in this look at all- I wouldn't want to ruin my vintage suits...the overcoat can take it though. You can feel the lanolin in the wool.
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Antje
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GwenLake said:
Pretty blouse
nice flowers on it
Antje
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Thanks. It's actually a men's shirt, but I don't know any guys brave enough to wear it.Antje said:
imoldfashioned
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GwenLake said:
That's a great shirt! Is it vintage?
LadyDeWinter
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But you are brave enough, Gwen Lake, and you look pretty in it. :eusa_clap
Jovan
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Back in the '70s, men were certainly brave enough! Looks like something the character Michael Kelso would have worn on That '70s Show.
GwenLake
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imoldfashioned-- I have a feeling it's from the 70's.
LadyDeWinter-- I'm not brave, but I'm a great faker.
LadyDeWinter-- I'm not brave, but I'm a great faker.
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I love those Western shirts with the smile pockets. They still make them like that, it's a classic style.
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