GRcade

Yep, i like that.

Okay ladies and gents, need some advice:

Going down for a wider team meeting next week, dress code is smart casual... the only problem is that where the team meeting is has a reputation for everyone dressing the same.

(Dark Jeans/chinos, Shirt, Blazer and brown shoes)


Sort like this?

Now as smart as this is I don't really want to end up looking looking like a drone especially when I will be meeting with some important heads of the department for the first time.

Please GRcade, you're my only hope.

I need to pick out what to wear at my wedding (3 months left ). I'm thinking... Tweed.


Now hear me out... I quite like it. With the wedding being in China I want to English the strawberry float out of my suit. Personally, I like the look of a 3 piece in tweed:

It goes quite well with my dark blonde hair too.

It can look good on the right person but I don't think anyone in the world looks better in a tweed 3 piece than they were in a more traditional suit.

True it's not as 'formal', but it's formal enough. I already own a few suits, I want something different from them all. Annoyingly I've managed to put a couple of inches on my chest in the last year, which means my bespoke suit is a bit on the tight side.

Anyone know a good website for pictures of haircuts? I know what I want but I can't find a picture of it...

Chaps, I'm looking for some decent casual shirts. Ideally slim/tailored fit, long-sleeve, and not ludicrously expensive. Any recommendations?

Asos.

What's your budget? The Ted Baker sale section is always worth a glance, but is still likely to be more expensive than the likes of ASOS.

Don't know, maybe £30-£50. Ted Baker looks a bit pricey, not really looking spend £70+ on one shirt, but I quite like this one, and it's at a more reasonable price: http://www.tedbaker.com/uk/Mens/Clothin ... 3-99-WHITE

Asos looks decent, need to spend a good while looking through it though, seems like a fuck-tonne of stuff on there.

I like TM Lewin for formal shirts, and like the look/price of some of their casual shirts, but they all seem to be 'casual fit', i.e. baggy as strawberry float. I hate shirts that feel like you're wearing a tent - so much excess material.

Need a couple of work shirts, any recommendations on where to go for them? Would like them not to be baggy on me but I have very wide shoulders for my frame.

Reid and Asos have 50% sales on just now for people looking for shirts.

I got a couple of cracking £90 Reiss shirts for £35 the other day.

For people with more expensive tastes, Mr. Porter has a sale on just now and it's literally the only time I could even consider buying anything from it.

Any recommendations on jeans? In the past I've like Levi's, but there's so much choice.

Also, I'm tempted by a leather jacket. I like the ones at superdry that are simple, but something about buying one from super dry doesn't feel the best place.

I really want a leather jacket as well, been looking around for a while. Has to be brown.

Not sure on my budget, maybe at a stretch £200. But it'd have to be a strawberry floating badboy.

I have a leather jacket that I really like but someone told me it makes me look like Rob Halford and the YMCA cop had a baby and now I can't wear it anymore.

I've got quite a nice leather jacket from Superdry. Their styles can be a bit hit and miss though

Whilst it's the summer I have used the opportunity to return my Canada Goose parka for warranty because quite a bit of the stitching has come undone and the material has faded a bit at the seams. Not what I expected for a coat costing £675

Don't let it get you down.

Poser wrote:Don't let it get you down.

thats a good one!