Suits
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Kashmir_314_ wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »
I don’t really do suits, so this is about as close to dressing up as I get.
@Deadman_Diggingup
You do you very well, my friend! 💞
Shucks… thank you very much!1 -
This ain't even my style yet I can't look away... I have time to go through all 58 pages.... I have time... I'll make time...🤤2
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Self bump1
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Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »leut_underpants wrote: »
Very well put together
Have now read most of the thread, and his is a good combo.0 -
ExileFromTheNorth wrote: »
Henley regatta ready.... #toodlepip
Also this0 -
Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king2 -
woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
I dont understand why you say poor people wear suits.....6 -
Kashmir_314_ wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
I'm no coward. I disagreed with your post.
Have a good day 🤗
I'm not a coward either. I hugged your post.
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woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
I dont understand why you say poor people wear suits.....
That logic train is still in station.
If schlumpy Washington suits are the norm, I'd rather they don't come back. Several of the ones in this thread are really nice.1 -
I have to add; all these above 'poor' people are looking pretty hot. Unless they're all Washington politicians? 4
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woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩5 -
woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩
Well i do tailor my t shirts.....but cant wear cufflinks with them 😉3 -
woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩
Well i do tailor my t shirts.....but cant wear cufflinks with them 😉
Well then, generally, this is fine. I'm happy to work with you, specifically, on the cufflink issue 🙌🏿1 -
There’s always inner meaning in my posts and I pick terminologies which foster an active discussionKashmir_314_ wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
I'm no coward. I disagreed with your post.
Have a good day 🤗
I'm not a coward either. I hugged your post.
You ever see musk or zuckerberg or bezos wear a suit to work. It’s arrogance. Richard Branson once said he has reached a certain point in the power structure that he won’t wear a suit.
Suits were originally designed as a controlling dress code of white collar workers after the industrial revolution. It slowly made its way into Hollywood silent films and made its way to fashion
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woollenmonarch wrote: »
There’s always inner meaning in my posts and I pick terminologies which foster an active discussionKashmir_314_ wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
I'm no coward. I disagreed with your post.
Have a good day 🤗
I'm not a coward either. I hugged your post.
You ever see musk or zuckerberg or bezos wear a suit to work. It’s arrogance. Richard Branson once said he has reached a certain point in the power structure that he won’t wear a suit.
Suits were originally designed as a controlling dress code of white collar workers after the industrial revolution. It slowly made its way into Hollywood silent films and made its way to fashion
The suit existed 300 years prior to the industrial revolution. It's fashion basis is similarly aged. Is the inner meaning usually this erroneous?3 -
The tailoring industry was already dying. Coronavirus just drove the last nail in the coffin.woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩
More than 70% white collar workers will permanently remote work. The great reset. You will need a tailored white shirt for maybe a wedding or Friday night date ( if you want to try too hard)
Otherwise most wardrobes will collect dust, like mine 😭😁
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We’re meant to be lifelong friendsKashmir_314_ wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
I'm no coward. I disagreed with your post.
Have a good day 🤗
I'm not a coward either. I hugged your post.
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You’re confusing the two/ three piece suit formats with the multi piece suits stitched for kings and royal circles many hundred years priorwoollenmonarch wrote: »
There’s always inner meaning in my posts and I pick terminologies which foster an active discussionKashmir_314_ wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
I'm no coward. I disagreed with your post.
Have a good day 🤗
I'm not a coward either. I hugged your post.
You ever see musk or zuckerberg or bezos wear a suit to work. It’s arrogance. Richard Branson once said he has reached a certain point in the power structure that he won’t wear a suit.
Suits were originally designed as a controlling dress code of white collar workers after the industrial revolution. It slowly made its way into Hollywood silent films and made its way to fashion
The suit existed 300 years prior to the industrial revolution. It's fashion basis is similarly aged. Is the inner meaning usually this erroneous?
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woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩
Someday you’ll have to explain to me the fascination with cuff links. I’m legit curious 🙂2 -
Pretense 😁Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩
Someday you’ll have to explain to me the fascination with cuff links. I’m legit curious 🙂
Buttons work very well.
On the other hand, I have plenty of cufflinks myself. I don’t wear them all days. They also don’t roll well over your hand if you are wearing a nice watch
Wearing a watch and cufflinks together is super effing annoying2 -
Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩
Someday you’ll have to explain to me the fascination with cuff links. I’m legit curious 🙂
I blame my grandfather. Wait...it's not gross 🤣
He wore them regularly, and still has a large collection to this day (even though he's too sick to suit up).
Whether it was to go to work, or church, or the shops, I would watch him shave meticulously and then fascinate on him putting on the last bits of his outfit before he went out.
He took the time to take very good care of himself...just as he took the time to take very good care of his family, his home and his community.
TLDR: I simply connote a man who pays attention to little details - like cufflinks - as a man who pays attention to the important things in life too 🤷🏿♀️12 -
Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩
Someday you’ll have to explain to me the fascination with cuff links. I’m legit curious 🙂
I blame my grandfather. Wait...it's not gross 🤣
He wore them regularly, and still has a large collection to this day (even though he's too sick to suit up).
Whether it was to go to work, or church, or the shops, I would watch him shave meticulously and then fascinate on him putting on the last bits of his outfit before he went out.
He took the time to take very good care of himself...just as he took the time to take very good care of his family, his home and his community.
TLDR: I simply connote a man who pays attention to little details - like cufflinks - as a man who pays attention to the important things in life too 🤷🏿♀️
It’s like the male equivalent of not having chipped fingernail polish. Details4 -
Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩
Someday you’ll have to explain to me the fascination with cuff links. I’m legit curious 🙂
I blame my grandfather. Wait...it's not gross 🤣
He wore them regularly, and still has a large collection to this day (even though he's too sick to suit up).
Whether it was to go to work, or church, or the shops, I would watch him shave meticulously and then fascinate on him putting on the last bits of his outfit before he went out.
He took the time to take very good care of himself...just as he took the time to take very good care of his family, his home and his community.
TLDR: I simply connote a man who pays attention to little details - like cufflinks - as a man who pays attention to the important things in life too 🤷🏿♀️
That was a wonderful and sweet explanation... thank you 😊5 -
Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩
Someday you’ll have to explain to me the fascination with cuff links. I’m legit curious 🙂
I blame my grandfather. Wait...it's not gross 🤣
He wore them regularly, and still has a large collection to this day (even though he's too sick to suit up).
Whether it was to go to work, or church, or the shops, I would watch him shave meticulously and then fascinate on him putting on the last bits of his outfit before he went out.
He took the time to take very good care of himself...just as he took the time to take very good care of his family, his home and his community.
TLDR: I simply connote a man who pays attention to little details - like cufflinks - as a man who pays attention to the important things in life too 🤷🏿♀️
My money was on: "I was home alone and this handsome pool boy knocked on my door to give me a pair of cufflinks he found...." So close😅5 -
This is the subplot of the great gatsbyhappimess01 wrote: »Deadman_Diggingup wrote: »woollenmonarch wrote: »Only poor people and Washington politicians wear suits nowadays, esp in a post pandemic world 😁
My suits are gathering dust in the wardrobe and may never see the light of day again. Remote work is king
You poor, misguided soul. Have you no concern for those of us in life-sustaining need of viewing cufflinks (specifically) and proper tailoring (generally) on regular basis? The amount of disrespect... 😩
Someday you’ll have to explain to me the fascination with cuff links. I’m legit curious 🙂
I blame my grandfather. Wait...it's not gross 🤣
He wore them regularly, and still has a large collection to this day (even though he's too sick to suit up).
Whether it was to go to work, or church, or the shops, I would watch him shave meticulously and then fascinate on him putting on the last bits of his outfit before he went out.
He took the time to take very good care of himself...just as he took the time to take very good care of his family, his home and his community.
TLDR: I simply connote a man who pays attention to little details - like cufflinks - as a man who pays attention to the important things in life too 🤷🏿♀️
My money was on: "I was home alone and this handsome pool boy knocked on my door to give me a pair of cufflinks he found...." So close😅
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With the promise of 29 pictures of handsome men in suits I came running. All I was left with was social commentary, politics and a poorly thought out economics lesson.
Someone call me when the handsomeness shows back up.11
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