The only fashionable trend is plaid.
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Why don't people dress in suits or stylishly anymore ?
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GoodAttention
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What's there to say?
Gun to my head I agree with @England my lionheart also
But I would never expect it, nor dictate it.
I like to wear fun stuff, too.
We have a local guy in the village, ex french foreign legion, he usually wears his camouflage fatigues and i always wind him up with "Je peux encore te voir." (I can still see you)
VoidCat
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I wore a men's suit to the winter formal at my high school! Also wore high heels and make up. I looked amazing. Tho i had several people make harsh commemts about cuz they werent sure of my gender.
That winter formal was traumatic. A girl got assaulted during and I had to give another girl resources for homeless teens because someone told their parents they were a lesbian and so they got kicked out.
But i at least looked stylish.
Balthazzar
N. Germanic Descent
I was told I pack a French Foreign Legion backpack. I told him "It's a Rothco."
I wore black wings to my prom.
I did say sloppy at home is good but if you’re out for dinner or a night out it would be more pleasing if she wore something nice,what’s wrong with that?.
Dictating a woman’s dressing is a no go,3 Sisters “how do I look”, me “wow you look really nice”,sister “you’re just saying that”.
VoidCat
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Got a picture? If not thats fine
I do, but it's a physical photograph. I'm not sure how clear it will turn out, but I'll try.
My impression is that there was a gradual change in values as transportation, residences and daily routine also changed and created certain pressures. Even most politicians rarely use neckties anymore unless there is some clear reason why they should.
The general rise in variety of reasons for spending money is probably a factor as well. As is the wider acceptance of a variety of dressing styles, which can't help but make the perception of the need for formal dress somewhat weaker.
Then there is the advancement in materials. Some fabrics that are very cost-effective and long-lasting such as microfibre arose in recent decades and made it practical to have useful, lasting clothing that is not always formal, classical or expensive.
I would believe that some influential moments with at least one leg in fashion ended up making significant numbers of people actively avoid looking too well trimmed and/or formal. Beatniks, hippies, punks and grunges come to mind. Each new wave amounted to further encouragement to dress as one pleases instead of necessarily how others would expect or prefer.
Generally speaking, the trend in recent decades has been towards better acceptance of individuality and its expression in various ways, including fashion.
Frankly, it is only a problem if one expected otherwise.
The general rise in variety of reasons for spending money is probably a factor as well. As is the wider acceptance of a variety of dressing styles, which can't help but make the perception of the need for formal dress somewhat weaker.
Then there is the advancement in materials. Some fabrics that are very cost-effective and long-lasting such as microfibre arose in recent decades and made it practical to have useful, lasting clothing that is not always formal, classical or expensive.
I would believe that some influential moments with at least one leg in fashion ended up making significant numbers of people actively avoid looking too well trimmed and/or formal. Beatniks, hippies, punks and grunges come to mind. Each new wave amounted to further encouragement to dress as one pleases instead of necessarily how others would expect or prefer.
Generally speaking, the trend in recent decades has been towards better acceptance of individuality and its expression in various ways, including fashion.
Frankly, it is only a problem if one expected otherwise.
Remind me later. It wasn't where I thought it was.
No you didn't, what you sid was...
"I actually like wearing smart clothes for occasions that I deem worthy of it but sloppy at home is all good,I appreciate a woman in a nice dress though,who wouldn’t"
VoidCat
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I used to wear cat ears and a cat tail sometimes. Had a black dress with slits in the legs I'd wear with it, and fishnet stockings and knee high platform boots.
To be fair, he said that he likes well produced women. Which is fair enough, I would think. At the end of the day, nice is nice.
VoidCat
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I love my cat ears and tail. It gets a lot of compliments and such. I dont like the comments and looks some people give but overall it's been a positive experience. I can't wait till I have the money for other kinds of costumes
Not while he's in scruff as his first post reads, he did attempt to change what he meant, which is fair enough.
Did what nekkit?