1. elspethjane:

One of the many reasons I love art history…
snowce:>2headedsnake:






rrose.espacioblog.com.webloc
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    elspethjane:

    One of the many reasons I love art history…

    snowce:>2headedsnake:

    rrose.espacioblog.com.webloc

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  3. scout:

Rockaway Taco, Queens, NY
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  4. thisfits:

welldressedman:

nickelcobalt:

kissmeimlazy:

The double-breasted suit has gotten a bad rap over the last few decades, with many believing it gives the wearer a short, stocky appearance. In reality a well tailored double-breasted blazer will do the exact opposite, accentuating a long and lean torso, provided it exists. The photo above is an example of such, in a traditional 4x6 (six buttons in total, four of which are functional) though the buttoning of the bottom rather than the top button is an affectation I probably wouldn’t adopt.

Exactly. A DB needs to fit even slimmer than you’d have a SB suit fit through the waist. If you can accomplish that (and unbutton only the bottom button), it’ll probably look better than a SB suit.
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    thisfits:

    welldressedman:

    nickelcobalt:

    kissmeimlazy:

    The double-breasted suit has gotten a bad rap over the last few decades, with many believing it gives the wearer a short, stocky appearance. In reality a well tailored double-breasted blazer will do the exact opposite, accentuating a long and lean torso, provided it exists. The photo above is an example of such, in a traditional 4x6 (six buttons in total, four of which are functional) though the buttoning of the bottom rather than the top button is an affectation I probably wouldn’t adopt.

    Exactly. A DB needs to fit even slimmer than you’d have a SB suit fit through the waist. If you can accomplish that (and unbutton only the bottom button), it’ll probably look better than a SB suit.

  5. balltillifall:

So I’m moving on Tuesday and while I was packing my books I realized that I’ve never organized the books on my bookshelves. I kind of haphazardly lump books together my author sometimes, but more often than not they’re in total disarray. I thought it might be time for a change.
How do you guys organize yours? By author? Genre? Color?
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    balltillifall:

    So I’m moving on Tuesday and while I was packing my books I realized that I’ve never organized the books on my bookshelves. I kind of haphazardly lump books together my author sometimes, but more often than not they’re in total disarray. I thought it might be time for a change.

    How do you guys organize yours? By author? Genre? Color?

  6. urbanemenswear:

Designers Shimon & Ariel Ovadia of Ovadia & Sons
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    urbanemenswear:

    Designers Shimon & Ariel Ovadia of Ovadia & Sons

  7. urbanemenswear:

Rose flat-front chinos & gray plaid trench by Unis - absolute essentials!
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    urbanemenswear:

    Rose flat-front chinos & gray plaid trench by Unis - absolute essentials!

  8. (via thesteward)
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    (via thesteward)

  9. nevver:

Lost Horizon
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  10. prepidemic:

The Cutaway Club Collar
photo by The Sartorialist
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    prepidemic:

    The Cutaway Club Collar

    photo by The Sartorialist