July 5, 2012
The Wimbledon Look
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While watching coverage of the most finely outfitted of all Grand Slams (I was heartbroken over Brian Baker) I caught this fantastic blazer (with crest) + repp stripe + tattersall combo. I don't wear purple and green like this but once a year it works for these guys like Fred Stolle.
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This is a great look, especially with the tattersall shirt. I actually have that tie from Robert Talbott. Now I'm thinking that I should wear it more often. It actually looks good with tweed jackets - but then what doesn't? Cheers.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that an english tennis reppe stripe?
ReplyDeleteHTJ - I am sure that tie looks fantastic with tweed. I might have to try that. Thanks for checking in.
ReplyDeleteBenMN - I believe you are correct, though I think this color combo is specific to the All England Club.
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