Isn't that what I said--what part do you disagree with?
even in the musician/art gallery world, i think the day has passed when wearing a black shirt and tie could be considered stylish...unless you are a member of g-unit at the mtv vma's.
Isn't that what I said--what part do you disagree with?
even in the musician/art gallery world, i think the day has passed when wearing a black shirt and tie could be considered stylish...unless you are a member of g-unit at the mtv vma's.
Perhaps--Batmon is in the art gallery world and I am not, so I was deferring to him.
Isn't that what I said--what part do you disagree with?
even in the musician/art gallery world, i think the day has passed when wearing a black shirt and tie could be considered stylish...unless you are a member of g-unit at the mtv vma's.
Perhaps--Batmon is in the art gallery world and I am not, so I was deferring to him.
Can we get a ruling on going shirtless beneath one's suit? Is that also generally acceptable at board meetings in your New York, if not in Pennsylvania?
There may be no rules of fashion, but there are many rules of style. Black shirts with white ties violate all of them, unless, as many have mentioned, you're a gangster.
What about the solid look--red shirt, red tie--in this case, black shirt, black tie?
How about ruffled shirts? Does anyone wear cummerbunds anymore? Would the fashionistas nod vigorously for keeping the same finish from cuff links to tie clip to penknife?
And what ever happened to the pleasantries of conversation? Gentlemen, let thee not be the sock in your drawer. A gentleman is both well-worn and foulishly vociferous.
What about the solid look--red shirt, red tie--in this case, black shirt, black tie?
How about ruffled shirts? Does anyone wear cummerbunds anymore? Would the fashionistas nod vigorously for keeping the same finish from cuff links to tie clip to penknife?
And what ever happened to the pleasantries of conversation? Gentlemen, let thee not be the sock in your drawer. A gentleman is both well-worn and foulishly vociferous.
i'm feeling what this dude has said and his screen name.
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even in the musician/art gallery world, i think the day has passed when wearing a black shirt and tie could be considered stylish...unless you are a member of g-unit at the mtv vma's.
Perhaps--Batmon is in the art gallery world and I am not, so I was deferring to him.
Is that your final answer?
Can we get a ruling on going shirtless beneath one's suit? Is that also generally acceptable at board meetings in your New York, if not in Pennsylvania?
There may be no rules of fashion, but there are many rules of style. Black shirts with white ties violate all of them, unless, as many have mentioned, you're a gangster.
It's just a tacky look.
How about ruffled shirts? Does anyone wear cummerbunds anymore? Would the fashionistas nod vigorously for keeping the same finish from cuff links to tie clip to penknife?
And what ever happened to the pleasantries of conversation? Gentlemen, let thee not be the sock in your drawer. A gentleman is both well-worn and foulishly vociferous.
i'm feeling what this dude has said and his screen name.
My boy Earl said "schmoooooove."
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