What are you wearing today?

[magic]

very nice C.

did i saw 'dead-end'..

[blackfedora]

Devoa
Obscur
LUC
Officine Creative
Moth eaten gloves

Christian, very slick and CCP as usual.

[Rosenrot]

blackfedora, I love everything but the sunglasses. Somehow they're too plasticky as compared to the organic texture of the fit. I'm just being nitpicky here so, not such a big deal really.

[wurm]

Yes, blackfedora, very nice. No offense, but I think this is much better than your previous one. The less cold-dye helps I think.

[francojean23]

For me, the bottom and top don't seem to work together completely. The top looks very thin, light and airy while the bottom comes across as heavy and rough.

[Jin]

fedora, glasses turns you into /Hey, Neo/-strangersreactions subject, but everything else look very nice. esp the gloves. why MMoth did such a thing to em? did he just chewed fingers or what?


also, Christian. kinda perfection in every look. boring.

MBD, too late but you look fantastic in this suit and imo ccp boots compliments this fit much more than ann's.

[Pontifex]

You don't know the usual route ?

I should have guessed

[Chant]

Blackfedora, I like the fit (especially the elongated torso) - including the glasses.
But the bottom part is indeed too heavy, fabric and detailswise. Stacking doesn't look good and your right ankle seems to be broken.

[Chant]

the "hollow man" waywt looks perfect, Christian :) looking forward to see how the suit looks when worn as well.

[Rosenrot]

What's the rationale behind that choice of footwear, Christian?

[Patroklus]

What's the rationale behind that choice of footwear, Christian?

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[Chant]

What's the rationale behind that choice of footwear, Christian?

Suit is a bit blueish. I saw the sneakers, which have complementary tones, waiting desperately on their display and I thought that I should give them a try as actual shoes.

I remembered, in addition, an old debate about the possibility to wear suit+sneakers, and wanted to see how it would work, thinking that the heavy shoes could work with the 2007 cut of the trousers, which is a bit wider than recent collections.
Does it look that bad ? Now, I might return the question : what's the rationale behind your question ?

[Chant]

Nice touch of colour rilu. But I'm not found of the matching green and the shape of the shoes' wide open shaft.

ha, i like how Christian's fit looks with those crazy shoes! i just wish you made a pic from front as well, so that we can better see the asymmetry bit!

[michael_kard]

Rilu I love your outfit, I've been trying to integrate some colours in my wardrobe lately and your combination is most inspiring.

[Rosenrot]

Suit is a bit blueish. I saw the sneakers, which have complementary tones, waiting desperately on their display and I thought that I should give them a try as actual shoes.

I remembered, in addition, an old debate about the possibility to wear suit+sneakers, and wanted to see how it would work, thinking that the heavy shoes could work with the 2007 cut of the trousers, which is a bit wider than recent collections.
Does it look that bad ? Now, I might return the question : what's the rationale behind your question ?

I'm not averse to a sneakers+suit combo, but your pairing here seems a little disconcerting to me, hence why I wanted to hear your perspective. I believe it might have to do with the strong colour contrast. Have you got the same pair in black? The suit itself is fantastic, I love how it's confusing my brain.

Rilu, I love the green colour, but all that grommet is a bit distracting.