Omar

In my mind, it was Jesus tap-dancing, circled in red, with a slanted red bar across the circle.

Regret: Not being right.

Okay, I know I can't talk due to my recent spamming, but what the heck does this have to do with anything? Changing the subject, perhaps.

No, definitely not. If you wear a tux to work, you will look incongruous (ref: the Office). If you wear a tux to a bar, you will look even more incongruous.

That's a nasty generalization.

Bisexual, whatever.

You're right, he is gay. So am I. Feels good man.

Actually, Lent is a lion cub.

But he is a dinosaur.

You're Karmaloop dude.

That makes no sense, Lent. The reason why you can't find many shirts with french cuffs that aren't meant to be worn formally is because they're formal.

Shoe on head. :)

Admins should replace all trolls' avatars or signatures with trollface. That's the spirit. :thumbup:

No french cuffs if this shirt isn't for formal occasions. You're 15/16, guys.

Yes and no. The guy I'm talking about wouldn't wear the shoes you bought, or Threadless tees. He'd either get clean point three eyelet derbies, or another very minimalistic dress shoe, but no extended toe loafers. And either a plain tee or one with a distressed graphic on it. That's still leagues better than most of what I see. At least 80% of teenagers in America wear jeans, a t shirt, and a sweatshirt when it's cold. That or wearing everything from Abercrombie/Hollister/Aeropostale. See my answer on the "How to dress classy" thread.

Yes and no. The guy I'm talking about wouldn't wear the shoes you bought, or Threadless tees. He'd either get clean point three eyelet derbies, or another very minimalistic dress shoe, but no extended toe loafers. And either a plain tee or one with a distressed graphic on it.

And you plan to wear them with what, shiny? That's still leagues better than most of what I see. At least 80% of teenagers in America wear jeans, a t shirt, and a sweatshirt when it's cold. That or wearing everything from Abercrombie/Hollister/Aeropostale. @rangeor (continued from the clique thread): I'd rather someone who dresses well all the time, and for the occasion, than someone who pretty much copies their looks from lookbook and tries to dress "classy". Now, you may think that a blog called guidetobadtaste can only be written by a [bleep], and if you do, I agree, but that doesn't make what he's saying false. You can dress in a way that's out of the ordinary without buying a single piece of tailoring. No offense, just my opinion.

I think most of the manly skills are unimportant, if not shallow.

I'm subscribed to the AoM RSS feed. I don't read all the articles (articles like a caver guide, you [bleep]ing with me?) but there's valid knowledge on there. Their guide to shaving like your grandpa's pretty good.

They're derby shoes. These are oxfords. http://www.asos.com/Asos-Collection/Asos-Oxford-Clean-Point-Shoes/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=874794

Not a fan of either shoe. If you want a lace-up, get a pair of bucks, the ones right up there look like some cheapo thing. The only good loafer in my opinion is a weejun style; you can get both from G.H.Bass for a reasonable price. If those are too preppy for you, stick with simple casual shoes. Seersucker on what? It's nice on a shirt, but if you wear a seersucker jacket it won't work, especially if you don't have plain enough jeans.

They don't have enough LED lights on them. :\

My schedule changes every day of the week (and it changes slightly between odd and even weeks). I have no idea what kind of messed up maze they'll come up with this year.

Thread revived! I'm considering buying the H by Hudson Mestique boots that I drooled on ITT. I need sturdy footwear for the winter though, and the sole on those will kill me. Any help y'all? As for sunglasses, aviators are a classic, Wayfarers have been done and done and done lately, Clubmasters are going in the same direction. I want to get sunglasses but they all look [developmentally delayed]ed on me.

On the bright side, he hasn't offended anyone with his fine armpit aroma. I wouldn't go as far as saying that about you, Zierro. But you don't care, anyway.