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354 contributions to Real Men Real Style Community
April 15-The Cote Method Rises
So today I used the Cote Method to pair a tie I just got from eBay with my outfit. The blues, purples and reds in the tie called for my navy suit from Mr. Cavaliere. I then added a microcheck shirt from Proper Cloth to pair those patterns. Socks from Mes Chaussettes Rouges play with the blues. My favourite Antoniella Apparel pocket square and my oxblood loafers from CNES round out the look. As a bonus, I tried the Prince Albert knot for the first time today. I like the look. And I have a co-star for one shot- Kaylee wanted some love.
April 15-The Cote Method Rises
5 likes • Apr '24
Beautiful tie, you make to Prince Albert knot look easy sir! Love the textures and colors, especially the gorgeous pocket square, which reminds me of a flame 🔥! In the end Kaylee rounds it all out perfectly! Enjoy your day sir!
WOTD Classic Casio
A gift from my wife this past Valentines Day! A classic Men's Three-Hand Quartz Stainless Steel wristwatch at 38.5mm. Casual wear. I love the color of the face a beautiful shade of blue! The very first time I wore it was when my wife and I were out shopping. We had just come from the watch store after having had a link taken out. We then walked over to a nearby café to sit down for a bite to eat. A young man with his wife and young daughter were sitting at the table across from us. His daughter kept coming over and playing with my wife and showing her a new dollhouse she had just gotten, which was great fun! As the young gentleman was trying to apologize. I said “oh no need to, she’s wonderful!”. He then smiled and replied, “Nice Tiffany’s watch!”……I smiled back and said “It’s actually a Casio and thank you for the compliment sir.” Any fun misidentified watch stories gentlemen?
WOTD Classic Casio
3 likes • Apr '24
@Valentin Arfire Absolutely Mr. Arfire, thank you!
4 likes • Apr '24
@Deleted Thank you Ademir!
gentlemen, I'll put this thread as wins and gratitude
I grew up thinking that dressing up was not worth it but superficial and useless. In spite of the best efforts put in by my dad, I claimed that "clothes don't make the man", of course limiting much of my life both socially and professionally. Gentlemen, the clothes indeed don't make the man, they reveal him.
4 likes • Apr '24
Impeccable in your words sir and very very true! Thank you for being here with us.
2 likes • Apr '24
@Valentin Arfire Thank you for the references sir!
Fuller Beard: Thin spots
Do any of you gentlemen have any advice on how to fill out thinner spots in your beard for an overall consistent appearance?
Fuller Beard: Thin spots
3 likes • Mar '24
@Petru Ganj Very true!
0 likes • Apr '24
@John Witvoet Excellent!!
When is it time for a gentlemen to buy a black suit?
I attended today the third funeral within a month. At today’s funeral, one thing I noticed was that all of the sons, most of the son-in-laws and several of the grandsons were wearing black suits. This got me thinking, at what point of time does a gentleman buy the black suit? Generally I wear a charcoal or dark navy suit with a black tie and white pocket square for funerals, but wondered as I am getting older do I need the black suit for funerals?
5 likes • Apr '24
Condolences to you and the family sir. You describe a traditional funeral in the responses here, a black suit with white shirt and black tie. I have no doubt you were more than appropriately dressed. Black suits were considered the first suit to buy as a man in my family. I always have at least one black suit ready for an occasion that calls for it. No need in my opinion for you to acquire one at this point, unless you really desire one.
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