YMMV by first impression?

[dreamblade]

A suit doesn't necessarily translate into seeing the man as successful. To a woman, wearing something that fits your body, presents you in the most flattering way, be it Armani or Wrangler, counts for much more. Hygene is still the king factor, however.

I'm more of a jeans/dressshirt kinda guy on weekdays, more alternative style on weekends when I go clubbing. I wear Levi's because they fit my body type, and regularly shop at Le Chateau, with the occasional stop at Sirens or similar places. It works for me, as I got positive feedback from "civilian" girls, as well as from the few companions that I've seen.

Then again, I AM a Montrealer, and we're all a tad fashion obsessed.

 

[LancsLad]

Seven jeans? Bill Blass?

OK, I know what they are, not that I'd bother, but....

Hickey Freeman and Hart Shafner? No offense DairyQueen, but are these clothes or gay anchormen?

Does nobody shop at WalMart?

DQ gives a thoughtful response and you play the insult name game.

That says more than the clothes you wear ever could.

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[Lou Siffer]

DQ gives a thoughtful response and you play the insult name game.

That says more than the clothes you wear ever could.

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Your right, of course.

I was about to type DQ and it reminded me of Dairy Queen and I couldn't help myself.

My apologies.

I still don't know who Hart Shafner and that Hickey Freeman are though. My interest in fashion has always been limited to ...well non existent really.

 

[RayFinkel]

I've been wondering about something but I'm not sure how to explain it.




One of my personal goals in life has always been to live and work on my own terms, where and when I want to. And for the most part that means not wearing a suit. I've always seen the suit as the symbol of a guy who is living by other people's rules

its jeans and t-shirts. And not nice designer jeans but old Levis, probably with some paint on them or a grease stain or something and an old t-shirt or sweatshirt. And in the summer it'll be shorts.

I WANT TO WORK FOR YOU

LOVE YOUR ATTITUDE

 

[Lou Siffer]

I WANT TO WORK FOR YOU

LOVE YOUR ATTITUDE

And I happen to be looking for someone!

Sadly, you're a leaf fan

 

[alexmst]

I tend to wear designer jeans, shirt and sweater to appointments. I feel the most comfortable in this, and I'm taking it off soon anyway. I don't have any complaints of being treated any worse for it.

If I was doing a multi-hour outcall at a nice restaurant, and the opera or something like that after (not that I do this often, but still), then I would wear a suit - I like Anderson & Sheppard suits, even if it does make me look a little formal and trussed up. If doing an incall though, casual (and neat and clean) is the way to go for me. I feel more natural and comfortable in jeans and an open neck shirt.

If fashion ever goes back to 5th Century B.C. Greek tastes, I'd be happy wearing a toga all the time (at least in the summer).