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Outfits of the Day Update
Haven't posted in forever, so here are a few particularly nice outfits in my opinion that I've worn recently. Enjoy. Good day.
Outfits of the Day Update
Update on recent OOTD's
Haven't posted in a while, so here are a few varying outfits from the past several days. Good day y'all.
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Update on recent OOTD's
Latest Suit OOTD
Figured I'd share today's outfit. It features the third of my custom suits, which I received a few weeks ago, and have been wearing frequently. It's undoubtedly my current favorite, and I'll definitely wear it for a long time. It was directly based on the 1930s illustration in the last image, so you'll definitely see where it's coming from. The hat and 1930s tie are both new (to me) as well, they arrived today in the mail. Good day to all!
Latest Suit OOTD
2 likes • Feb 3
@Chad Smith medium brown I suppose. It's just brighter lighting in the first photo.
1 like • Feb 3
@Carl Ronny Birkeland Nah, I had them intentionally cut longer like that for a fuller break, since you can see they're quite wide, with a flared hem.
1940s
Would you want to return to this? https://www.instagram.com/reel/DS2imIgjJz-/?igsh=eW43MDF5cm5uZnFo
5 likes • Jan 25
I get the sentiment, but I'm not a fan of the AI slop. So many better creators and videos to use.
Why must grown men say “Fit”?
Seriously guys, I’d love to hear the rationalization why mature adults speak like my 15 year old, who’s idea of dressing up is a new Nike sweatshirt two sizes too big. 🤮 Is it so on trend to say Fit instead of “outfit” that it is now transcending generations? Clearly I missed that lecture in etiquette and style 101. Why dress like a gentleman but not speak like one? Please flame me here if you disagree with me. I can use the education. 🤣
1 like • Jan 25
Speak however you like, how you appear to others is in your own hands and mouth. I personally don't have a problem with such a small change, as slang and terms change so much through history. The word "OK" used to be looked down upon as of 1839, and yet now it's as standard as any word in the English language. Take from that what you will.
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Love dressing sharp, inspired by films, Victorians, and comic book characters.

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