Sexism: Men and Women Clothing Critiques

originally posted by: TycoonBarnaby
a reply to: InTheLight

Can't say that I have a desire to, but yes, yes I could.

Just because I wear a suit and tie every day (well, every work day, and special occasions) doesn't mean I don't go hiking in the mountains/swimming in the oceans/hunting/fishing/bike riding/etc.

If finery comes with comfort than kudos to you, and if you can dance in those suits, well I would be very impressed indeed.

Actually, what is your range of motion in such a suit?

a reply to: InTheLight

As I said, it all comes down to it being properly tailored.

I have many friends who complain about wearing suits to weddings and such, but they all just bought one off the rack at a department store and didn't have it tailored. When a suit fits well it can be amazingly comfortable.

originally posted by: TycoonBarnaby
a reply to: InTheLight

As I said, it all comes down to it being properly tailored.

I have many friends who complain about wearing suits to weddings and such, but they all just bought one off the rack at a department store and didn't have it tailored. When a suit fits well it can be amazingly comfortable.

So are your suits made with expanded range of motion, so they perform well at weddings, specifically dancing up a storm?

a reply to: InTheLight

I would like to think anyone who is "dancing up a storm" will take the jacket off (the main reason I wear 3 piece suits to functions I know I will be dancing at.)

originally posted by: TycoonBarnaby
a reply to: InTheLight

I would like to think anyone who is "dancing up a storm" will take the jacket off (the main reason I wear 3 piece suits to functions I know I will be dancing at.)

Why didn't John Travolta take his jacket off in "Saturday Night Fever" then?

a reply to: InTheLight

Different era. It's a movie. I don't know.

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: TycoonBarnaby
a reply to: InTheLight

Can't say that I have a desire to, but yes, yes I could.

Just because I wear a suit and tie every day (well, every work day, and special occasions) doesn't mean I don't go hiking in the mountains/swimming in the oceans/hunting/fishing/bike riding/etc.

If finery comes with comfort than kudos to you, and if you can dance in those suits, well I would be very impressed indeed.

Actually, what is your range of motion in such a suit?

I was able to dance up a storm in the tux I wore to my best friends wedding. Tailoring is key.

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: Annee

I too ran that gambit, but now I just wanna have fun.

Me too. Retired.

I now only wear Levis, message T-shirts that make me laugh, and hoodies. Oh! And my MBTs.

I bought a sparkly Elvis T-shirt especially for Elvis impersonator concerts at Blue Mountain, Ontario.

LOVE IT!

My latest Tee says: "I never argue, I just explain why I'm right".

You all look wonderful!

I want to see Stevenovic (spelling?) wear a different dress and heels (all matching accessories) every day for a year, science requires a control study!.

I mean I dont watch his show and it wont entice me to, but I think the social experiment requires it

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: Annee

I too ran that gambit, but now I just wanna have fun.

Me too. Retired.

I now only wear Levis, message T-shirts that make me laugh, and hoodies. Oh! And my MBTs.

I bought a sparkly Elvis T-shirt especially for Elvis impersonator concerts at Blue Mountain, Ontario.

LOVE IT!

My latest Tee says: "I never argue, I just explain why I'm right".