Jacket/tie for dinner in France?
Jul 6th, 2016, 02:17 PM
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<i><font color=#555555>"shame on those who think by asking a question we are insecure."</font></i>
Check your dictionary or thesaurus. Insecure = not confident. Denial isn't healthy, either.
Boards like these serve people who need answers to questions: not confident by default. I don't think there's anything wrong with that, but some people believe that adults who ask clothing questions as it relates to travel are immature. I don't agree with those people, but that won't stop the bashers who constantly criticize or bash the practice.
This board attracts a group of negative people who are selfish and relentless.
Check your dictionary or thesaurus. Insecure = not confident. Denial isn't healthy, either.
Boards like these serve people who need answers to questions: not confident by default. I don't think there's anything wrong with that, but some people believe that adults who ask clothing questions as it relates to travel are immature. I don't agree with those people, but that won't stop the bashers who constantly criticize or bash the practice.
This board attracts a group of negative people who are selfish and relentless.
Jul 6th, 2016, 02:23 PM
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<i><font color=#555555>"check out Ryan Gosling Cannes 2014"</font></i>
If your husband looks like Ryan Gosling, he could probably wear a dirty potato sack and receive 5-star service in Paris. I believe the scuffs were intentional.
If your husband looks like Ryan Gosling, he could probably wear a dirty potato sack and receive 5-star service in Paris. I believe the scuffs were intentional.
Jul 7th, 2016, 04:23 AM
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>has he had his colours done?<
Everyone should have their colours done. (I am an Autumn, for example, and look absolutely horrid in pastels.)
I meet so many ginger blokes here in Philadelphia wearing chinos with a white shirt. I tell them, "Darling, you look so washed out in those colours. We need to go to Bloomingdale's for a wardrobe change!"
I then pat them on the bum and say, "And we need to get you out of those trousers RIGHT NOW!"
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Everyone should have their colours done. (I am an Autumn, for example, and look absolutely horrid in pastels.)
I meet so many ginger blokes here in Philadelphia wearing chinos with a white shirt. I tell them, "Darling, you look so washed out in those colours. We need to go to Bloomingdale's for a wardrobe change!"
I then pat them on the bum and say, "And we need to get you out of those trousers RIGHT NOW!"
Thin
Jul 7th, 2016, 04:34 AM
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<i><font color=#555555>"Everyone should have their colours done."</font></i>
I totally agree with this statement, too, and my heart shows particular compassion for those who suffer from color blindness.
Dressing with smart style for some people is an extraordinary challenge. I fully understand why the vast majority of people don't consider the effort worthy of their time. They'll never know the benefits, and I'm certainly OK with that.
I totally agree with this statement, too, and my heart shows particular compassion for those who suffer from color blindness.
Dressing with smart style for some people is an extraordinary challenge. I fully understand why the vast majority of people don't consider the effort worthy of their time. They'll never know the benefits, and I'm certainly OK with that.
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