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Jeans are never 'appropriate'. I wear them when appropriateness isn't an issue--but then, I might also put on my grey flannels.
Two big differences with his outfits and foo's. Oldog is in the office at work, not at the park on the weekend. He is also not in his 20s. Dressing for the context.
Age does matter (no matter what SF says) and it does play a role in the message of an outfit. So if you agree that Oldog got the context (wrt age) right, so did Foo. The execution is different between Oldog and Foo, but the both outfits are certainly casual with a similar theme, whether at work or in the park. That was what I was comparing, not the appropriateness of either outfit to its setting.
I've seen my grandfather wear dress trousers (including flannels) with sweatshirts / long sleeve t's but he is 89 years old and occassionally ***** his drawers.
I've seen my grandfather wear dress trousers (including flannels) with sweatshirts / long sleeve t's but he is 89 years old and occassionally ***** his drawers.
I've seen my grandfather wear dress trousers (including flannels) with sweatshirts / long sleeve t's but he is 89 years old and occassionally ***** his drawers.
The bitterness is my fuel.
I've seen my grandfather wear dress trousers (including flannels) with sweatshirts / long sleeve t's but he is 89 years old and occassionally ***** his drawers.