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In this post, you will find #44 roleplay icons of TARON EGERTON IN TESTAMENT OF YOUTH, requested by anonymous. None of the original images are mine, I just simply edited them and added the psd + texture. They were all edited by Claire in style CL5, so please don’t steal or redistribute them. Please like/reblog this if you use them, or are an RPH!

Night Before Christmas by blackbeyond ( @takeanotherpieceofmyhartwin)

Hartwin; Rated T; 6k for @kingsmanhartwin

It was the day before Christmas, and all through the house, only Harry was stirring, soon followed by his spouse.

Eggsy walked slowly, bed hair on fleek, and only one kid was in bed, not making a peep.

THE GENTLEMAN’S GUIDE TO STYLE: Types of Shoes and When to Wear Them. pt 1/?

STYLES

OXFORD - closed lacing. low heeled. exposed ankle. & generally good all round dress shoes.

Dress code: Oxfords are considered perhaps the classiest dress shoes. they are usually for white tie and black tie events.

TYPES OF OXFORDS:

Patent Oxford - “simple yet elegant” the classiest form of an Oxford shoe. only worn at white tie events. Cap Toe Oxford - called captoe because there’s an extra piece of leather is added across its toe. is probably the most widespread Oxford shoe style in existence & the ultimate shoe for business wear.

honourary mentions: wholecut, kiltie, saddle, wingtip

DERBY - open lacing.

Dress code:  derbies are more versatile than oxford shoes. they can be paired with denim, shorts, and business suit. can be worn with socks or sockless.

TYPES OF DERBIES:

Plain - the most formal among the various types of derbies. Brogue/Wingtip - it has pointed toecap shaped like a ‘W’ or a ‘M’ or ‘U’. considered the most informal of the lot, hence “oxfords not brogues”. Apron Toe - has an additional piece of sewn leather covering the top of the vamp like an apron.

!! common mistake !! people use the term derby and blucher interchangeably however derby has 2 quarters that are sewn together and a vamp with a tongue, the blucher has small pieces of leather sewn onto the vamp creating the lacing system.

MONKSTRAP - no lacing. closed by a buckle and strap.

Dress code: monkstraps are moderately formal shoes, although less formal than a pair of oxfords but more so than a slip-on. there are two types of monk: single strap and double strap (pretty self-explanatory).

LOAFER - slip-on shoes. no laces, buckles or straps.

Dress code: casual and for mid-range business attire.

TYPES OF LOAFERS:

Tassel - self explanatory. became very popular amongst ivy league students in 1920s (apparently). Belgian loafer - soft sole construction, unusual colours, has a small bow that’s easily recognised. if you enjoy extravagant shoes, these are for you.

honourary mentions: gucci loafer, penny loafer

Style III

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