| Camera |
Leica Camera AG M8 Digital Camera |
| ISO |
160 |
| Exposure |
1/16th |
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Understanding your fit & balance (I posted this last June 29th 2010 - but this will answer the various emails over the last month)
http://mostexerent.tumblr.com/post/752298114/double-trouble-in-the-land-of-invisible-men-in
Double Trouble in the land of Invisible Men in Grey Suits
- all my life I was told men of my height (5’7” on a good day) should not wear DB suits.. So much so that I believed them.
- It was not until the last year or so that I started to apply balance & proportion that I was able to convince myself that I & others of my stature can wear a DB
- In my case the bottom 4 buttons are closer, the breast buttons are actually lower than my nipple, the breast pocket set higher & the waisting is also about 1.5” above my natural waist to create an illusion of length & space
- please excuse the disappearing shirt cuffs, not sure what happened as they were there before the pic & after..
Though some rules:
- keep it classic & simple
- stick to dark colors
- keep it classic & simple
- try & not split unless you are blessed with good upper body to leg proportions
- keep it classic & simple
- apply level logic to the placement of buttons & pockets
- keep it classic & simple
- ensure the lapels do not swallow your head & chest
- keep it classic & simple
- make sure the pants have minimal break
- keep it classic & simple
- make sure the sleeves meet the wrist bone flex point (see earlier post)
- keep it classic & simple
- find the balance of the length of the jacket as there is no hard & fast rule, just make sure it covers you seat
- & keep it classic & simple
- in answer to the response re my tie, I like my ties skewed as I find the symmetrical or Windsor knots an eye-sore. Just how I roll same as my 5cm or 2” cuffs, not for all but for me
What do you think?