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Will definitely bring it in. I've had a lot of suits, blazers and coats over the past two years (Lanvin, Prorsum, Cloak, Raf, Dior), but I keep my wardrobe pretty minimal these days. I'd consider getting a Taralis suit, depending of fit/fabric/style, but I'd sell my current black Dior suit to buy it.

Jbone, it was an eBay joint =) Good pieces are rare on eBay, Y!JP has the bulk of the good bits, but the prices are out of joint. 80k upward for a blazer, 100k upward for a suit - years old, even in the medium/larger sizes that are in less demand.

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bt will u be posting photos on your site of the shows you visit

will be keen to see the NAT pics, especially the coat&suit

Full pics of all viewings and shows, interviews and exclusive pieces for Never End will be available.

All on a new website with much richer content.

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and from all them you've only got the dior left?

Yep. The "Classic" in black wool - two button, notch lapel, regular length. Here's a grey one that is a good representation:

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Horse hair full canvas, hand finished pick stitching... The quality of the collections has been all over the place these last few years, but the suiting has been consistently good. I picked this one to stay with because the proportions are conservative enough for any occasion, but the cut is just sharp enough.

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This is the other model suit that Dior re-releases every collection, a carry-over from 2004. Short length, one button, peak lapel. Short length jackets are a little played out now, and having 1/2 your ass hanging out isn't always appropriately attire, but I've always got my eye out for one going cheap.

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I'm definitely no authority, dudes like Fuuma and other StyleForum frequenters have got a lot more knowledge than me... But I reckon you're onto a good thing with NAT. His standard suit is good; one button with a low button stance, clean notch lapel with sharp proportions, but not too fashiony - which is what you want for it to double for daytime, dinners and deaths.

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NAT is organising me more suits for FW0910 but im waiting to hear from them.

Will speak to them further in Paris.

Your dead on the grey suit, i think i could make it work. But i believe i need a strong full black suit before a grey one, clearly.

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heh, I think the colour was only part of the womens range but I remember it popping up once.

no one know where I can cop black and milk medium banded RO ribbed tees in XS? :o

just bought one this sat. in a S. they fit ultra small, the ones I own are all M or S. The small fits like a tight XXS, and i'm not big to begin with

That being said, you forgot one seasonal color on your Rick list, the color that the ribbed l/s i got is marked as Ivory (basically a very pure white)

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wtf bt last time I saw your post count it was like 990... $%#! you went to town last night. well done on 1000.

suits suits suits... they are so hard to find the perfect fit. My Filippa K serves me well, I don't wear one enough to bother so much.

p.s. I'm very against buttonholes on lapels.

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I only have one suit as i dont wear them at all besides for special occasions like weddings etc.

I've got a 2 button Armani... its not the greatest but it fits slim and good enough for now. Any comments on Prada suits JV? While I was overseas earlier this year I tried one and it fits beaaautifully. I dont know much about suits though :o

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Any comments on Prada suits JV?

I believe they have two suiting lines, a cheaper line with fused construction ~$1500 USD retail, and their top end (canvassed construction) which retails ~$2000 USD, which are well regarded as far as designer suits go.

suits suits suits... they are so hard to find the perfect fit. My Filippa K serves me well, I don't wear one enough to bother so much.

p.s. I'm very against buttonholes on lapels.

Filippa K, Acne, J. Lindeberg and the other Swedish labels do a good job of providing a sharp cut at a good quality / price ratio, if you find something that works, stick with it =) Buttonholes are just a tradition, where else are you going to put your boutonniere? =) Ann Demuelemeester is one of the few designers who regularly incorporates the corresponding button for the hole, and I think the high-buttoned look works for her.

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