Have You Costanza'd?

[Cary Grant]

Well- my answer may be yes...

having Just Monday tucked a light-colored shirt in my first ever selvedge jeans (what was I thinking???)

 

[Cordovan]

I assume I would. But I think it would greatly depend on what I was wearing and how formally I was dressing up. It shouldn't make a difference, as long as the stain or what have you can't be seen, but the distinction still exists in my head. Oh, my mood would affect the decision also. The fact that I rarely throw things out helps me avoid having an iron-clad rule here.

Cordovan

 

[J'aimelescravates]

I have not but after reading this thread I just may. I'd walk around all day smiling and remembering Seinfeld episodes

 

[greekonomist]

I have.

 

[Parker]

I'm wearing an OCBD with no collar button under a sweater. The lack of button is visible, but I think it's sort of cool and minimal! Who needs a collar button if I don't wear a tie?

 

[Ianiceman]

Originally Posted by Dakota rube

I figured we were to discuss shrinkage.

Yeah me too. But not THAT kind. I thought it was gonna be about wearing your high school prom tux to a black tie event in your mid thirties.

 

[jbuffone]

Originally Posted by why

I thought this thread was going to be about dressing depending on mood.
Morning mist?

 

[in stitches]

i dont but i still cant get myself to trash some of my worn out shirts, aaah all the fond memories and time we spent together

 

[chorse123]

Great thread revival. I had forgotten about this. Clearly I need to spend more time on styleforum.

 

[gort]

I thought this thread was going to be about eating out of the trash.

 

[Schwazer]

George Constanza to me seemed to have a nice dress style which personified the 90's.

 

[in stitches]



George Constanza to me seemed to have a nice dress style which personified the 90's.

holy necro bump batman!

also, he did not.

i still dont costanza btw, and i still can toss some of my old shirts.

 

[Schwazer]

Haha... to each his own.

 

[bradp]

I like what George has going on here:

 

[comrade]

At my college a frayed oxford cloth collar was a high status symbol.
It implied that one had been wearing Ivy (Preppie) clothes long
before college.