Here is Sunday's walk about town, nothing particular to do, just gazing around, warm and sunny, about twentyish Celsius.
Tulips are out in force, it's their time of year.
Red Army theater.
Vista on Moscow's Grand Mosque
Building.
Grand Mosque
First lunch
Fruit salad and coffee
Lots of coconut shavings.
Finished it, there was no soup de jour though.
Chestnut in bloom too.
Back to the theater.
Here is my fan M65 (and derivative) jacket lookbook.
I own two myself, modern renditions, one black and one olive green and am going to post pics but most images are not mine, pulled from the Internet, kudos to their owners whoever they are.
Also, I am interested in m65 worn avec classic menswear.
My preference is to wear them oversized for winter which allows lots of layering in the winter in addition to the liner, and a size smaller for summer sens the liner.
In CM context, above Bruce G. Boyer, below a little bit of rest
Gaspar Noe, though he thinks too much of himself and his movies; that Hollywood is mostly crap doesn't mean that his movies are automatically much better, although they could be but not automatically.
Another overrated filmmaker below but maybe not anymore; thinks his fortunes are declining even in Horriblewood
I guess obl has to be included as a notorious wearer of M65s, though I personally don't like camo'd M65s, certainly not in woodland camo.
Simon Crompton, a British menswear dude, he replied to me once on Insta, so Muchos Lovos, though looks too short for him.
My preference, as I said above, is for an oversized M65 fit, however on others true-to-size or even smaller also seems to work.
Below, said to be something called M75
ra I guess
Yours truly
Forgive me, but there is something unclean about the one below, still a good outfit.
From a Finnish movie, though am not a fan of this type of M65 styling
"Baby killers"
More baby killers.
