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New pieces I would like The Princess of Wales to add to her wardrobe (1,147/?)

Jacket and skirt by Luisa Spagnoli

I know Kate has a similar suit by Michael Kors, but I adore this one. I’d love to see this in the fall/winter styled with boots similar to what the model is wearing.

Jacket available here. Skirt available here.

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All of Tang Yi’s amazing sport coats and suits in HIStory 3: Trapped. Plus the one time he got his baby into an adorable vintage inspired one.

One of my favorite character-as-fashion moments with Tang Yi is that he usually wears a lapel pin of some kind. Despite being a mafia character, normally known for (and depicted in) lots of jewelry, this is his only flair (well, and a watch).

This costume choice emphasized that fancy suits made up part of Tang Yi’s legitimate business (and probably money laundering). By using a lapel pin wardrobe added this air of mafia + schoolboy that’s aggressively innocent... like Tang Yi’s personality. Also they remind us that no matter how beautiful his suit, he’s still mafia. It was such a clever costuming decision.

Bonus image from Taiwanese gay drama Light, the boy sees an amazing suit...

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US Vogue August 1989

Suitable Plaids Photographer: Walter Chin Fashion Editor: Jenny Capitain Hair Styling: Mitch Barry Makeup: Sonia Kashuk Models: Audrey Benoit and Greta Cavazzoni

Thomas Chester and Mary Ann Graves. He was 4 yrs and 8 mos old and Mary Ann was 21 mos according to the back of the photo. They were the children of Chester N and Cleo C Graves. They lived in Kansas City, MO. Chester was a switchman for the railroad, they lived at 3829 St. John Street, and Chester earned $1800 a year. Yes, $1800. A year. According to the 1940 Census.

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can I just....can I just say....although I thoroughly enjoyed the 1000stars finale....I was heartbroken by the suit styling at the wedding. I'm sorry Tian what is this fitting situation you have with the best, and the color matching??? also a vest without a tie is not a win for me. yod, rang, and Nam were alright but I expected more from phupha and Tian. they need to take lessons from whichever godly human is styling WBL, that's an eye candy masterpiece right down to

Zhe Yu's yummy jacket + no tie + unbuttoned shirt situation oof.

OMG. You and me are on the same page. (Or should that be “in the same suit?”)

(Image above: shoulder seams too wide meaning jacket is too big, sleeves too long, pants slightly too short and crotch drop too low, and not tailored in the legs at all. I feel like there is something else off with the proportions as well. He looks like a hotel concierge.)

All that fuss from Tian’s ma about the suit being tailored and the fit was SO BAD. And while I get that oversized tailoring is being influenced by k-pop right now (I blame the 90s, which blames the 30s, and so forth...) But that doesn’t extend to the length of the sleeves!! And it they were gonna do oversized they should have pushed all the way there. (Although it doesn’t suit Tian’s character at all. Pun intended.)

On the flip side I am LIVING for Shu Yi’s super tailored super skinny Japan-influenced suits in We Best Love: Fight Mr. 2nd. Lots of matched 3 pieces. I don’t mind it when a tie is left off in the workplace.

You know another one with GREAT suits?

HIStory 3: Trapped and those loud windowpane plaid checked numbers. I dream about those suits sometimes.

* A note to add: Thailand has issues with wardrobe and make up A LOT. I don’t mind if there is a current style trend happening that leaks into the drama (like with the Korean stuff e.g. Color Rush) or prevailing cultural aesthetic (Taiwan has a very specific casual urban style to all their stuff), but I don’t like being thrown out of the story because of costuming issues/choices, which happens A LOT in Thai and Vietnamese dramas. Thailand is NOTORIOUS for not blending and shading makeup properly, along jaw lines in particular.

Or they have super dull, ill fitting, dated, or character inappropriate costume choices. Over-the-top for the few female characters happens too. It’s one of the reasons I prefer a uniform in my Thai dramas.