yachtie
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bowties are next
But isnt the entire foundation of the article wildly inaccurate? The author seems to imply that DBs and colored shirts with white collars were products of the 1980s. . .
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Anyone remember the ones Thomas Haden Church wore on "Ned & Stacey" back in the mid-90's? I always thought those looked really cool at the time.
Actually, I like 6x1 DB lounge coats. In fact, I just put an order in for my tailor to make one, as part of a three piece suit. My tailor raised his eyebrows and said that it hadn't been in fashion since the 1980's. I said I know and didn't care, but added that they are probably due to come back in soon. They made an appearance in the 1920/30s, then again in the 1950's, then in the 1980s.