[Coda]

I was thinking more like a tuxedo -- clean lines, sharp shoulders, that kind of thing. The business suit isn't what I was thinking of.

[Madame-Aiko]

Tuxedos sounds nice~

[Gallagher]

I wanna look like I belong to a Bond movie.

[Espy]

We do have the tux-ish thing from Nobleman, and the one from Irlandeza.

[Coda]

Nobleman top is a bit more leaning toward "leisure suit" than "tuxedo." The guidelines I've been giving in the past for what defines "masculine" wear is that it tends towards sharp, straight lines and angles. Rounded shoulders and lapels take the formal edge off of the design.

Never thought I'd be giving advice on men's fashion, considering how much I hate actually WEARING it. :P

Edit: Irlandeza's a step in the right direction for sure. We should consider adding some more recolors of those poses.

[Madame-Aiko]

Lol. I wear pretty much anything that's appropriate. I could wear guy clothes and not mind at all.

[Espy]

Yeah, and I don't have enough formalwear IRL. >.> Should get myself a formal vest sometime.

[Coda]

Originally Posted by Aikko

Lol. I wear pretty much anything that's appropriate. I could wear guy clothes and not mind at all.

I don't so much mind the styling as I do the comfort. I overheat easily, so I get really uncomfortable wearing anything that doesn't breathe (I even get uncomfortable in a button-up shirt with an undershirt; pants as opposed to shorts in general are tolerated as a necessity), and I don't like having my movement restricted (so something stiff like a tuxedo in unpleasant).

[Gallagher]

Irlandeza is too old for me to have the files for it. The colors used on it aren't very good for preserving details or else I would manually grayscale them.

[Coda]

Poop! ... I wonder if I could do it... They're not GREAT for it, but it wouldn't take THAT much code for me to make something that can split the layers back up and apply a contrast adjustment and smooth out the gradients to try to recover as much detail as possible... Well, maybe the smoothing might be a bit hard, but that could be handled in Photoshop after the fact.

[Madame-Aiko]

Originally Posted by Coda

I don't so much mind the styling as I do the comfort. I overheat easily, so I get really uncomfortable wearing anything that doesn't breathe (I even get uncomfortable in a button-up shirt with an undershirt; pants as opposed to shorts in general are tolerated as a necessity), and I don't like having my movement restricted (so something stiff like a tuxedo in unpleasant).

My mom freaks out when she sees me wearing jeans around the house and when it's hot but I find it comfortable plus if I forget to shave no one has to see (tmi, sorry guys) but I mean god. She's always wearing shorts even if it's 30 degrees Celsius??

[Coda]

... 30C is warm enough for shorts. >.>

I used to wear shorts in 30F weather.

[Gallagher]

I think the yellow bits would get the most detail back off of them. Black is hopeless, and the green makes the little details like the seams barely visible at all. The back piece doesn't have much detail at all, so I'm not too worried about that. It would be easy to yoink and fix.

So, if I put aside some time for it, I think I could salvage the yellow bits from each of the first 2 color sets. If I'm going to do this, though, I want to try and get that hair, too.

[Madame-Aiko]

Alright, go ahead then Gallagher. :)
@Coda In Texas it gets super cold in the winter and super hot in the summer. Our weather is pretty... Bipolar?

[Espy]

I could manually do each pose, though I have a tendency to set the gamma too high.

[Gallagher]

Urk. A bit, yeah. I'm about 98% sure that it'll need to have the diff versions spliced and adjusted to match, and m/f will both have to be done obviously, and the optional back piece that won't be too hard. The hairs would be an entirely different struggle because of that rainbow.

There any other older ones I should add to my list of poses to rework?