The Worst Look

[Caustic Man]



Ironically, this doesn't apply to lesbians.

That's not irony, it's coincidence.

 

[bourbonbasted]



That's not irony, it's coincidence.

That's clearly irony. You know, like rain on your wedding day.

 

[Caustic Man]



That's clearly irony. You know, like rain on your wedding day.

A wise guy, eh?

 

[Gus]

I'm in a private club. A guy walks in with brown pin stripe suit pants and a 1/4 zipper pullover in a fleece or cotton. Lets be nice and assume he lost his luggage.

 

[lwmarti]



You know what they say, women don't dress well for men. They dress well to impress other women. Same can be said for us I suppose.

No. No. No.
I absolutely dress the way I do because it gets hot women to drool over me. It never gets old.

 

[Caustic Man]

No. No. No.
I absolutely dress the way I do because it gets hot women to drool over me. It never gets old.

Bullcrap. Women would drool over a guy in any kind of suit and tie. You could probably wear a black shirt and red tie and get the same response from most women. Endeavoring to dress well is something entirely different.

 

[FlyingMonkey]

Bullcrap. Women would drool over a guy in any kind of suit and tie. You could probably wear a black shirt and red tie and get the same response from most women.

Is their any chance we can drop the what women want 'bullcrap' full stop? Funnily enough, women are individual human beings, the same as men, and have as varied tastes and interests. Any women I've spent much worthwhile time with has had their own aesthetic sensibility (whether or not it accorded with my own) and a mind of their own...

 

[Caustic Man]

Lesson #1: It will be dropped when no one has an interest in talking about it anymore. Full stop. Er, well not 'full stop' I guess, because women weren't the issue being discussed. If an attempt was made to look deeper into the statement it would have become apparent that the real subject of the conversation is why men dress the way they do, not what women want.

Lesson #2: No one has a mind of their own.

 

[patrickBOOTH]



I'm in a private club. A guy walks in with brown pin stripe suit pants and a 1/4 zipper pullover in a fleece or cotton. Lets be nice and assume he lost his luggage.

Italian Tuxedo.

 

[aravenel]

Saw my first Eldredge tie knot in the wild yesterday. Guy was wearing it on the subway, and I'm pretty sure he wasn't doing it to be humorous, either.

Maybe the worst part was that he had this undersized collar on his shirt. That, plus the baseball sized tumor/knot caused his collar points to lift a good inch, inch and a half off his shirt. The collar points were seriously pointed almost straight ahead. It looked awful.

 

[patrickBOOTH]

The oversized knot and undersized collar is way too common out there. These same people are usually the first to comment about how you need to "fill up the space" in the between the points.

At my grandmother's funeral last year my uncle was busting my balls about my tie dimple. He said it needs to be perfectly smooth. Mind you, he is a 300 pound guy with tattoo's who wears a black dress shirt and sweatpants everyday. I told him when he starts dressing better than me on a daily basis then I will take his advice.

 

[bourbonbasted]



At my grandmother's funeral last year my uncle was busting my balls about my tie dimple. He said it needs to be perfectly smooth.

 

[Asian Afro]



At my grandmother's funeral last year my uncle was busting my balls about my tie dimple. He said it needs to be perfectly smooth. Mind you, he is a 300 pound guy with tattoo's who wears a black dress shirt and sweatpants everyday. I told him when he starts dressing better than me on a daily basis then I will take his advice.

I've actually read that it's disrespectful to dimple your tie at a funeral, as it's not an occasion to be decorative (same reason for forgoing a pocket square at a funeral). Mind you, this info comes from a Japanese manga about a super tailor.

 

[patrickBOOTH]

My grandmother always liked my fits. She would have appreciated the snark as well.

 

[Cantabrigian]



I've actually read that it's disrespectful to dimple your tie at a funeral, as it's not an occasion to be decorative (same reason for forgoing a pocket square at a funeral). Mind you, this info comes from a Japanese manga about a super tailor.

I mean when has Japanese manga about super tailors ever steered your wrong?