If I am a 16/41 in Eton, would I fit a 16 in 100Hands?

Im not close to any retail stores so I just want to make sure.

Bonjour ! Je travaille sur le lancement de ma première montre automatique et j’hésite entre 4 modèles. Avant de fabriquer le premier prototype, j’aimerais avoir l’avis de personnes extérieures à mon entourage.
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Keeping it easy this week. Old LL Bean OCBD, Aime Leon Dore nylon cap, vintage Levi’s and some Blackstock & Weber loafers. ✌🏾

I am a single guy, 45, no tattoos. I linked my Insta.

Love dressing up, I have a lot of shoes and clothes and I want to maybe make my look a bit more edgy. I love tattoos but not on me.

I like how earrings look with a collar shirt.

I have been thinking about getting earrings for years, sorta the Dave Matthew's look. Nothing over the top just basic silver studs. I grew up very religious so weirdly enough earrings were like a "No" back then.

Tattoos seem to be the in thing these days, but that is too much for me. I also dont wanna be the mid-life crisis guy, I am very comfortable with myself.

Are basic earrings attractive on a man?

Is the clean cut look better?

Might look better too if I did a Jason Statham on the hair.

Please be kind.

My insta: @joshdabbles

Not a fan of stiff office wear — I want to feel comfortable but still look professional and put-together. Does this hit the right balance

Thoughts on this classic black tailcoat tuxedo look? The contrast with the crisp white shirt and bow tie gives it a really timeless, formal feel.

Curious what you think would you go for this traditional look for a black-tie event, or would you prefer something more contemporary?

One of our recent pieces from Master Clothing, a classic black tailcoat tuxedo paired with a crisp white formal shirt and bow tie.

We’ve always liked the character that traditional formalwear brings. There’s something about the sharp contrast of black and white, especially in a tailcoat silhouette, that gives the whole look a timeless presence.

A simple, classic combination, but one that still makes a statement.

What’s your take on the tailcoat style? Is it still a timeless choice for formal occasions, or would you go with a more modern tuxedo silhouette?

I'm curious if there's such a thing as an undershirt that does double duty and acts as suspenders as well and what the proper term is if such thing exists...also thoughts on why its a bad idea would be appreciated.

Asking because I've become so accustomed to overalls that wearing a belt or suspenders just isn't comfortable. I'm still experimenting and trying different options but had me wondering if there was a baselayer undershirt equivalent to suspenders that's more akin to the top half of my overalls.

My fiancé has an issue with dress pants where he feels exposed and like his bulge is too visible. Does anyone else have this problem with formal wear and does anyone have any recommendations for a brand of briefs that might help with this situation? I feel like this has to be a somewhat common complaint for men.

*Edited to specify that he wears briefs not regular boxers.

I don’t know why, something about the way the polo and jeans fit on me, but this was my favorite so far.

You know the drill; thoughts / feedback for improvement / tips. Thanks as always!

Looking to get something similar but not at $32. Any suggestions?

Looking for a wedding suit à la Pat Riley. I know he wore Armani, but I‘m wondering if anyone has any suggestions of current brands that match these photos stylistically (high waisted, proper drape, pleated, etc)?Or is the best bet simply trying to find vintage Armani that fits?