Today I am wearing a navy double-breasted (6X2) suit; a white cotton shirt with French cuffs and tabbed collar; a red silk tie with white polka dots; a white linen pocket square; a pair of brown cap-toed oxford shoes; and a vintage Camy Sputnik Superautomatic (automatic) watch with date.
Today I am wearing a blazer/trousers combination. Today I am wearing a Navy double-breasted (6X2) jacket paired with dark gray trousers. Today I am also wearing a purple/white cotton check shirt with barrel cuffs and a check red/blue/green check silk tie. Today’s shoes are half-brogue oxfords and the wristwatch is a vintage West End Watch Company Sowar Prima Automatic day/date version.
Today I am wearing a check, 1-button, peaked-lapel, suit; a white linen shirt with french cuffs; a tie with small black dots; a white linen pocket square; a plain black, cap-toed oxford shoes; and a 1970 vintage Jovial Automatic watch in a black strap.
Today I am wearing a khaki, 2-button, peaked-lapel, cotton suit; a white cotton shirt with french cuffs and collar pins; a black woolen tie; a white linen pocket square; a pair of black cap-toed oxford shoes; and a vintage Raymond Weil, automatic, gold plated watch in a black leather strap.
Today I am wearing, similar to previous Thursday’s, a blazer/trousers combination. Today I am wearing a double-breasted (6X2) Navy blazer with golden buttons; cream trousers; a light lavender shirt with tabbed-collars and french cuffs; a silk seven-fold, blue patterned tie with small purple dots; a purple patterned pocket square; a pair of dark brown monk-strap shoes; and a vintage and rare gold plated Rado Golden Horse, automatic, day/date watch in a brown leather strap.
Today, there is also a photograph of a young man, who works for the Pan Pacific Sonargaon Hotel, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is a follower of this blog. Don’t you think a white (cotton, linen, or silk) pocket square would be an appropriate addition to his ensemble?
Today I am wearing a bamboo-brown colored double-breasted (6×2), suit; a reddish orange shirt with barrel cuffs; a reddish brown paisley tie; a brown tie-dye pocket square; a pair of oxford shoes with toe-medallion; and a 1950 vintage Anglo Swiss Watch Company, 17 Jewels, BRIGADE, Split Second, manual winding, gold plated watch.
1950 Vintage Anglo Swiss Watch Company, 17 Jewels, BRIGADE, split-second, manual winding, gold plated watch
Today, I am wearing a 3-button, notch-lapel, dark brown windowpane suit; a pink candy-stripe shirt with french cuffs; a varicolored tie in red, blue, and pink; a pink pocket square; a pair of dark brown oxford whole-cut shoes; and a 1955 vintage Favre Leuba, Geneve, Duomatic, day/date watch in stainless steel.
Today I am wearing a blue on blue striped, 2-button, notch-lapel suit; a white shirt with french cuffs; a red silk tie; a white linen pocket square; a pair of light brown oxford brogues. Today I am also wearing a West End Watch Co., Sowar, Prima, automatic, military watch with a Nato Zulu Nylon strap.
Today, I am wearing a light ash stripe over cream colored, two-button, notch-lapel suit; a light blue shirt with tabbed collar and french cuffs; a purple tie with small blue dots; a blue pocket square; a pair of tan/brown whole-cut oxford shoes; and a 1973 vintage Tissot Vosodate Seastar Automatic watch.
Today is a Thursday and as previous Thursdays, I am wearing a jacket/trousers combination. Today it’s a white and gray striped linen, notch-lapel, 2-button blazer matched with a dark gray trousers. A white cotton shirt with tabbed-collars and french cuffs, a silk tie with pink window panes, and a pink pocket square with blue borders completes the ensemble. In my opinion only a pair of black shoes are suitable with the above combination. Consequently, today I am wearing a pair of plain cap-toed shoes.
Today, I am wearing a 1940 vintage West End Watch Co., Sowar, Prima, manual winding with with a bonklip-imitation bracelet.
Also, today I was attending an event on IT Security organized by the Bangladesh Banking CTO forum, IBM, and my company. Some of the photographs are with some of the event participants.
