The 1st sopranos need to sing out more, the tops of the chords are getting lost. Though, given how HUGE that acapella group is (more of a women's choir) they could just cut half their altos and that'd probably do the trick.

Im a little disappointed that this isn't so much an arrangement as it is a transcription. There…

Yeah, Ive mostly been to northern europe. These days, even french and english teens look sloppy.

Last time I was in Germany, natty is the LAST word I would use to describe their youths.

I can imaging turkish youths would be pretty put together though.

Those children are entirely too natty.

pff, I dress better than any of my gay friends. In fact, they come to me for style advice.

I want the last lady in my bed and that suit in my closet! Brown prime of wales for the win!

I agree with jeans full of pre distressing and embroidery, jeans should be dark indigo, un faded and stiff when bought. That said, you are dead wrong about jeans and blazers/sport coats. It is a modern classic, it's magnificence agreed upon by everyone.

Hey hey hey, tassel loafers (they're actual name) are timeless and statesmen like.

Or, because he's famous, get an expensive one made to measure for free.

it would probably look strange now, but the style amongst collegiate youngsters in the 20's was to take an iron to their 3 button jacket and flatten the lapel over the top bottom to create a more fashionable look. Then came oxfords bags and men's style wouldn't see an elegant silhouette until the 50's.

I'm quickly moving beyond my expertise. Women's style is knowledge that is not terribly applicable to me, so I dont pay much attention.

Even lower trousers, still looks sexy with the shirt tucked in. I refer again to the head detective lady on the mentalist.

In this context (men's style dress shirt and men's style trousers or even jeans) I gotta say it works for both. I have a thing for girls you tuck their shirts into jeans. Even t shirts (something men shouldn't do). Like the lady in the mentalist, fuck that's sexy. If the lady is "chesty" as you put it, you can always…

If you don't want to tuck in your dress shirt, tuck it in anyway.

Modern jackets are structured so that the lapel rolls over the first button, making only the centre button the one that fastens. Suits from 5 to 10 years ago you did the top button up too because the lapel was flat until the top button.

Like playing baseball? It's a tough call between the two.

2 buttons is classic. Top done up, bottom is vestigial. Two buttons is never a mistake. For modern three buttons, leave the top undone too. Never EVER buy a 4 button suit.

I'm gonna nix that for errands too, it takes no effort to tuck in your shirt. He looks like he's in a frat. That's a look that should be avoided always.

Regardless of how short he actually is, he wouldn't look so short if he slimmed his trousers and shortened his jacket sleeves.

Sigh, you know that you're always supposed to leave the bottom button on a men's suit undone right? It started because king Edward was too fat, but now suits are made with the assumption that the bottom button stays undone, doing it up ruins the lines. Helmsworth' suit is totally boss (not Boss though).