CW = Critiques Welcome! Final discussion with our likely new head of sales today. Looking forward to the big changes that accompany this move. On an oddity side note, while picking out a tie last night, I came across one I had not worn in a while. It was so long ago, that it somehow missed being included in my database and therefore, bumped my tie count to 45. In reality, it's time to retire about 5-7 of these. Found a reason to wear my purple Oxfords today. • Shirt — DS‑015 (Tommy Hilfiger): A crisp purple cotton dress shirt with a button‑down collar, offering a relaxed but still professional foundation. While slightly less formal than a spread collar, it works well for internal leadership meetings and interviews where approachability matters. • Undershirt — US‑016 (True Classic): A lavender crew‑neck undershirt in a light cotton‑poly blend that disappears cleanly under the white shirt. The subtle color avoids harsh contrast while maintaining comfort through a full workday. • Slacks — SL‑001 (Hugo Boss): Classic wool slacks in a refined neutral tone, cut cleanly for business‑appropriate structure. The fabric drapes well and anchors the outfit firmly in professional territory without reading overly formal. • Tie — NT‑046 (Calvin Klein): A purple silk tie with subtle U.S.‑style striping, adding controlled color and visual interest. Its restrained sheen and moderate width strike a balance between confidence and restraint—ideal for interview settings. • Vest — VWC‑006 (Hart Schaffner Marx): A charcoal‑gray herringbone wool vest that adds depth and architectural structure to the outfit. The texture elevates the ensemble while keeping it distinct from a full suit—perfect for internal meetings with authority. • Belt — B‑006 (Fabio Valenti): A purple leather belt with a matte gray buckle that quietly echoes the tie without being overly matchy. The reptile texture adds personality while remaining understated. • Shoes — DSh‑005 (Girotti): Purple leather Oxford shoes with clean lines and Blake‑stitched construction. Bold but intentional, they signal confidence and individuality while staying within the bounds of business dress.

Going out tonight.

Just anther fun short I have put together for OTAA. I really need to learn how to do AI backflip=grounds for movies https://youtube.com/shorts/XyXsk6whr0g?si=oNI4wZTtHGjWL_xc