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today's Men's Flair: women's comments on men's clothing vs attractiveness
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Women... in a nutshell.
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I've seen women draped in nothing other than caviar who look plenty appealing to me.Originally Posted by Chips
I could care little, what else they chose to wear.
It is unlikely that you will actually meet this woman, rendering your opinion moot.
You could try to convince your next date to cover herself with deviled eggs, which are more economical and widely available.
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I understand that women consider Fresco cloth, ticket pockets and patch pockets on suits to be the ultimate aphrodisiac. And regard men who design suits thriftily enough to be worn as separates as "Mr. Right".
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I understand that women consider Fresco cloth, ticket pockets and patch pockets on suits to be the ultimate aphrodisiac. And regard men who design suits thriftily enough to be worn as separates as "Mr. Right".Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
Don't forget the chocolate baritone like Barry White.
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Don't forget the chocolate baritone like Barry White. - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
Just think of playing him in the background while flexing your Schpalla Commanche
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If you dress well and cant attract women, then its not because of what your wearing.
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If you dress well and cant attract women, then its not because of what your wearing.Originally Posted by Le Samourai
In fairness to my friendship with the author, I'll post my actual thoughts on the article at the site itself. I will admit, inspired by the quoted post, that he once saw me attract a girl in an outfit so misjudged, I didn't post it here (or even on SW&D) - make of that what you will...
In general, he's also aware that his research isn't an exact science, and in fact welcomes any debate that this may inspire if picked up on
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I dunno I don't see being dressed up and shaved as more perfect than being unshaved and dressed more casually. Aren't those things contextual?Originally Posted by Fuuma
Generally, yes. But both he and I live in London, where you can easily have both kinds in the same office, bar, pub club and social scene, any time of the night and week, so you can appreciate that this would influence his perspective
Have you looked at the WYWRN thread? I think this article is a sobering reminder that too conservative and too flamboyant isn't nearly as good as ":just right".Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
True, though having an offbeat or in-between approach, as both he and I have, can exude a certain appeal - I'm often told by girls that I don't dress like any private (/public) school graduate they've met before, despite these roots exerting an influence on my outfits, and they'll often initiate a conversation by commenting on part, or all of my attire. In fact, it's a good ice breaker
LabelKing is reportedly a good example of "just right"
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If one's highest priority in dressing is to appeal to women, then just tape stacks of money to your naked skin and confidently stride into their midst.
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