In honor of Christmas I wore something a bit more simple yet still striking in the form of this suit:
-Modern 100% wool suit
-Festive 1940s tie

-Festive 1940s tie
-1940s Dobbs fedora
-Allen Edmond shoes
-George socks (in clearance aisle at Wal-Mart)
The Devil is in the details:


I don't know what kind of fabric pattern you would call this. Windowpane? Plaid? A mixture of the two? Whatever it is, it's classic and attractive.


5 comments:
My God man, is there anything you can't do right?
Very handsome - a classic look. Happy new year.
Just found your blog -- great stuff! It's good to know someone else enjoys classic clothing.
You have an amazing collection of uniforms. More than impressive. I only have two, sad to say.
Hi Will. We are a low budget tv company. We would like to use the lovely photograph of you wearing two tone shoes in a documentary about 50s USA. Let us know what you think.
We would need approval in writing.
Thanks, Aine.
ainedovinia@gmail.com
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