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over a year ago
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Nice one outfit and well coloured coordinated ,but I’ll ditch the Hermès belt.
a’A no-show high quality look is better than big logos.
You look should stand out because they're so classy - not because they're showing brands, if you see what I mean ? |
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"100% mate. It was a special occasion haha but I do agree"
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I used to like big brand as well and still shop in some but I avoid big logos as possible. |
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"Questions for people who love suits:
- Why?
- Are you conscious of the reason?
- What do you think of men never owned nor worn one? "
I like the look of a man in a well cut, well fitted suit because I think it looks gorgeous. I'm not sure there's another reason. A badly made, wrinkled suit with shiny trousers and a creased jacket just doesn't do it for me. It can't just be any suit
I believe I am conscious of the reason.
I think men who've never owned or worn one are ok. Suit owning and wearing is not the only type of clothing I find attractive on a man. It's more general grooming and smartness. |
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When I used to work in a charity shop we kept suits out the back for when people came in asking for something for an interview. The confidence it gave people was nice to see especially if it was their first interview or they'd been unemployed for a while. They used to stand taller when they looked in the mirror and saw how smart they looked
The manager used to apply her 'special' discount and they frequently left fully kitted out with shirt, tie and sometimes shoes for not much money at all.
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