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Best Dressed Statesman

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I think he took her to dinner.
 

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She talked about it later. Not impressed enough to do more than that, I gather.
 

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I thought that this is the Best Dressed "Statesman" thread.
 

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The bar, it is low.

If we cut out every elected moron, this would be a very short thread.
 

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The bar, it is low.

If we cut out every elected moron, this would be a very short thread.

I typically find that 3rd world dictators were always dressed well.

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DB and bow ties! News to me.
 

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DB and bow ties! News to me.

My grandfather always wore bow ties, no matter what the suit. He's the reason I can pull off mine half-decently.
 

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No-- they're all fine. FDR made a nice showing. But I didn't know that Dinkins was into that.
 

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I’m not a bow tie person except for black tie but I think Dinkins has cool style
 

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No-- they're all fine. FDR made a nice showing. But I didn't know that Dinkins was into that.

Oh yeah sure, I meant that some people do it as a signature thing.

I've never tried one with DB, though.
 

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Works well, I think. You just have to make sure that nobody thinks you're doing it in lieu of black tie. So a lighter-colored suit, or a festive bow tie. Striped shirt, etc.
 

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