Wardrobe fails otherwise known as the back of the closet…..

[Anesthetist]

Are they dyeable? They have a lot of potential!

[Giles]

Sold to the man in a coma….

[Snowy]

I think we're all likely to have some Paul Smith at some stage in our lives, especially those that have the UK influence. He's such a weird label/brand/designer/icon.

[mclaincausey]

I saw some orange plastic framed shades of his with three "eyes" yesterday. Looked asinine.

[jdl1279]

Do I take over this thread now or wait a bit? lol

Although both examples given are quite dashing…maybe the boots WITH the sweater[emoji23]

[Anesthetist]

Bring it JDL! Though truthfully I applaud your taste concerning the unique and interesting.

[jdl1279]

Thanks…I think! I like bits and pieces of everything. Much of which, like most here, is derived from other periods in time. Sometime it works, others not so much. (Still love my tassle loafers)

[jdl1279]

And to show I can admit failure (and keep a color scheme) I offer this Woolrich jacket up as example. Is it a trench, deck, sherpa, hybrid? Who the hell knows, but it really doesn't work for me (hence the basement pics)

[Maynard Friedman]

@Snowy:

I think we're all likely to have some Paul Smith at some stage in our lives, especially those that have the UK influence. He's such a weird label/brand/designer/icon.

I should post a pic of my velvet-esque, floral, baggy type III style PS jacket from around 1989/90. I used to wear it with off-white Liberto jeans. I still have it in the attic for potential fancy dress!

[Megatron1505]

Paul Smith is from my area….so his bizarre taste is not surprising.

[Snowy]

Does that also explain your tastes Mega? I like most of what you wear. Now I'm confused ::)