Episode 6
This week, Colin and Jules admire a spectacular waistcoat from the 1840s, and discuss how to incorporate odd vests into your own suiting! After that, Colin shares about a spectacular outfit that he wore to a wedding this week!
Show Notes:
Blue Fox Vest: http://www.extantgowns.com/2015/05/1840s-mens-embroidered-waistcoat.html
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Accessories:
Jules: Empires of the Sky, by Alexander Rose
Colin: The Trouble with Physics, by Lee Smolin
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Links:
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This week, Colin speaks on the history of suspenders, and how to incorporate them as a functional undergarment or statement piece on your next vintage-inspired outfit! Jules presents a new game, Build-A-Suit Workshop, creating fantastical suits out of fabric prompts!
Accessories:
Colin: Gravy Peacoat and Pre-Sunrise Beach Walks
Jules: The Night Manager (2016 BBC Adaptation)
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Links:
Email: suitingthepeoplepodcast@gmail.com
Twitter: @suitingpeople

NOTE: Due to changing our recording setup, the audio isn't up to our usual standards. Please bear with us while we figure this whole thing out! :) -Jules

This week, Colin and Jules discuss the newest efforts of a true icon in suiting: J. Crew! Are they returning to a classic look, or do the bizarre choices continue? Colin and Jules also play a new game! What would you wear to the Museum of Pyromancy?
Jules: Sage Green Houndstooth Tie
Colin: Heritage Shorts
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Links:
Email: suitingthepeoplepodcast@gmail.com
Twitter: @suitingpeople

This week, Colin and Jules decide the most important question of the coming season: what is the Fall 2022 Look? What are the verdant sartorial paths through which we should navigate this season? In addition, Jules discusses the history of the houndstooth pattern, from Swedish peat bog to ‘30s urbanity!
Jules: The works of Agatha Christie
Colin: Allen Edmonds suede loafers
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Links:
Email: suitingthepeoplepodcast@gmail.com
Twitter: @suitingpeople

This week, Colin and Jules explore the character and plot symbolism of the strictly regimented style on hit Apple TV+ show Severance, and Colin shares the history and recipe for Plus-Fours, a vintage pant style from the 1920s!

How would you artfully show your fealty to your uncaring corporate overlords through your tightly controlled fashion sense?
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Jules: The Odyssey, the Dr. Emily Wilson translation
Colin: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
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Links:
Email: suitingthepeoplepodcast@gmail.com
Twitter: @suitingpeople

This week, Colin and Jules discuss the deadly-serious Three-Button Suit Debate, and Jules shares a great outfit they wore this week!

How do you weigh in on three-button suits?
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Accessories:
Jules: Acceptance, a novel by Jeff Vandermeer
Colin: The Tequila Whatnow!?, a self-invented cocktail
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Links:
Email: suitingthepeoplepodcast@gmail.com
Twitter: @suitingpeople

Welcome to Suiting the People, where we joyfully suit every gender and body!

Each week, suiting enthusiasts and Cool Queers(tm) Colin Curtis and Jules Blymoor will discuss something fascinating in the world of suiting, inviting you to dress up and feel like yourself for the big event, the grocery store trip, or the destruction of the capitalist system!

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