
Few weeks ago friend wrote to me about his own "onion" (I use that name for wearing multiple layers of clothing, in my case - shirts and suits). Shortly after that I received a bunch of wonderful Matt's photos! What was my surprise to see different "onion" than earlier mine! Except wearing two shirts, he had a few ties under each shirt's collar!
I can't be worse, right? I accepted the challenge! ;)
Let's focus on my layers and begin with outer ones.
As I mentioned above I wore one suit. That's incomplete suit with slim navy pants. On the top I had tight black waistcoat and black suit jacket.
The first shirt is white with three-button collar. The navy tie with white and pink dots is really thick. Can you tell in this moment I wore something more underneath that shirt??
But when I loosened the tie and unbuttoned the collar, next collar with ties appeared!
This time the shirt has white and violet stripes with button-down two-button double collar! What a strange words combination! I wonder how properly that type of collar should be called... You got some idea?
With that magnificent collar came two ties fastened one under another. The outer tie is also navy with violet elements. The inter tie has dark red cherry color with white parsley pattern.
That shouldn't be shocking to you if I tell you that under these ties and double collar were the last one shirt. The shirt is gray stripped with white, starched cutaway collar. The tie is navy plain, tied quite tight.
So that's how looks my last "onion", with visible all the layers with suit jacket, waistcoat, three shirts and four ties :)
I didn't beat the Matt's record with three ties under one collar but I'll leave it for next time. I need to get higher collar with four or even five buttons!






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