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Originally Posted by Mrd00d
I respect your ideas of dress. I used to wear fragrances in high school, but I didn't feel any different, and I didn't get any reactions from women or anyone actually. I view fragrances as an unnecessary expense. It they were free, I might wear a smell I liked. But they're not, and I don't prefer any fragrance in particular. I don't mind those that do, because due to smoking, I can't smell worth a damn anyway so it's all lost on me. If I can smell it, they're probably wearing WAY too much  |
Yeah many people do. For me it's an art form. Many don't see all that goes into a fragrance, and the fragrances that people are exposed to are usually just good smelling and have no real thought process behind them. It's all just marketing and business. It's sad. I quite like that it isn't so popular as a hobby, especially for a guy. It makes for an interesting conversation!
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On your last note about folks that dress up strangely. I think it's fantastic. I've never worn anything to stand out, but I think it's nice to see someone breaking the mold and dressed up in a bunny suit with a mohawk or something else outlandish. The majority that dress outlandishly might do it for attention, but I do think at least some do it just because that's who they feel they are - some might be doing it for themselves after all.
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Yeah I love people like that. I can never understand what's going through their head when they picked out what they were going to wear, but that makes it so much more interesting!
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I think suit and tie is the devil. I think ties should be not only considered bad fashion, but banned from the world. Except MAYBE bowties - because "bowties are cool" - The Doctor
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I quite like suit and ties! I don't ever see myself being able to afford wearing them in the foreseeable future, but I do like them.
If I could afford an actual wardrobe of clothes I really like, I'd probably dress like these guys.
