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Posted 1 year ago
Trixie_Lane
(6 items)
These items have been collected for sometime, the blue suit was found in a thrift store on the NW coast. It even had a receipt from The Sands Hotel in Las Vegas. We love the esthetic of a vintage suit. However, you can buy a 100 dollar suit and if you peg the legs and don't wear them too long, you can create the vintage look if you just have a cool vintage tie, and perhaps a great tie tack or vintage cuff links. I also recommend get a nice pair of "WHITE" dress socks (Non Athletic) especially if you go a tad shorter. Wing tips shoes are always a classic. A stingy or shorty brim hat finishes the "Look". Note* Shorty Brim hat, creates more of a 50's look, the stingier brim is more of an early 60's look.
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Mens SuitsTo bring a bit of irreverent perspective to the suit, let’s begin with Mark…