Suit Psychology and Philosophy, page 1
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 08:41 PM by LordBucket
reply to post by Realtruth




What are your thoughts?


It depends on the type of suit, how it's worn, and with what accessories. The suit itself is simply in indicator of formality. Solid color gives a different impression than pinstripes. What color is the suit? Dark blue? Black? Brown? White? How is the jacket cut? Do they have cufflinks? How large are they? Are they wearing a third-piece vest? Do the shoes match? Are the socks thin or thick? Are they wearing a watch? How expensive does it look? Hat or no hat? What kind? Handkerchief in pocket? Corsage?

Compare
white suit, vest, black tie and handkerchief, corsage

with

pinstripe black & white, no vest, no handkerchief, fedora and corsage.

with

Black suit, vest, diagonal striped tie, bowler hat, white handkerchief, umbrella, watch on string.

Suit-yes or suit-no is a gross ismplification. Different looks will give very different impressions.



[edit on 6-11-2009 by LordBucket]


reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 09:16 PM by Donny 4 million
reply to post by Realtruth

Interestingly enough I recently inherited my parents photo collection.
I was surprised to see my Grand dad boating off the Jersey shore in a SUIT and TIE.
Neat old wooden Chris Craft.
Most of the family photos are from occasions. The folks were always well dressed. Not just ties but hats . The ladies did hats well. My aunt was a flapper in the 20's and dressed to the nines.
The fedora was popular for the men. Go back a little and you never left home with out your top hat.
Can you get a picture in your mind of Dickens characters and their dress. The word FAD seems to have even disappeared. Mini skirt, Maxi Skirt. Now it's Wal Mart sweats and jeans.
I will venture a reason, off the top. Americans have been stripped of their Heroes and Heroin's.
Nobody is held accountable for anything, Take another toke.
Leno is on and wearing a suit. My Hero!


reply posted on 7-11-2009 @ 03:42 AM by LordBucket
reply to post by Night Star




When I see people in suits in 100 degree weather,
I think wtf? Makes no sense.


No different than wearing sunglasses at night, a skirt when it's 40 degrees out, or anything else people do for fashion. Simply ask yourself which is more important: looking good or being comfortable?

Depending on the circumstances, the answer might go either way.


reply posted on 7-11-2009 @ 12:34 PM by Donny 4 million
Originally posted by LordBucket
reply to
post by Night Star




When I see people in suits in 100 degree weather,
I think wtf? Makes no sense.


No different than wearing sunglasses at night, a skirt when it's 40 degrees out, or anything else people do for fashion. Simply ask yourself which is more important: looking good or being comfortable?

Depending on the circumstances, the answer might go either way.


NS
Can you give us your take on why and who are in fashion these days?
Who is not and why?
Thanks donny

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