If you make a list for women, top of the list should be:

Buy a mirror.

I see way too many women, especially at the gigs Mobase plays, that obviously do not look in a mirror before they leave the house.

It's down right frightening what some women think they can wear, and they actually think they look good.

The sad thing is that they probably did look in the mirror and then lied to themselves.

There's been no mention of pink bunny suits I see.

I also notice mobase Is steering well clear of this thread, prolly out buying some smashing new socks to wear with his sandals. Nyuk Nyuk Nyuk

*snickers*
One of the hottest men in my book wears cowboy hats and boots (though not cowboy boots cause they're ugly)

I believe I covered that when I said, "Don't buy it just because you think it will make you look like a celebrity. Remember, celebrities tend to be people with a lot more money than taste."

A) Life is too short to worry if my belt matches my sockies
B) There is a time and a place for everything

If you are looking to get a job interview on Wall Street, these are great rules to live by. However, if you are going to Mardi Gras or to a close friend's party or just out for sh*ts and giggles, by all means wear the Hawaiian party shirt with the martinis all over it with the Viagra tie.*

And yes, this applies to the whole sock/sandal thing as well.



*Actual wardrobe fare in my closet

OK, here's my input. Yes, dressing properly is important.
Gay men are extremely helpful here, people. And yes, I know it's a stereotype that gay and bi guys have excellent fashion senses, but generally, it is the case, for a couple different reasons.
I know that I have really good fashion sense when I want to, I just need motivation. People with flamboyant gay friends, take a look at their wardrobes. If it's not too flamboyant, it's probably something that'd look good on you, if you're similar in size and build to your friend.

Nuthin wrong with this

Pssst. It was Kristin

I remember watching that!

And what do these tell you ? >:)



edit: I sent to to some guy who left some "unwelcome"remarks on my daughters My-Space page, and yes those are my everyday wear all the time foot wear

Black is a hue not a color my friend, but i heard gray is the new black.

Nice

Mutil-- every pic you've put up I dont know if i wanna drink a beer with you, or hide somewhere so you wont kick my ass just for fun, by the way kilts are always in fashion *flinches
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Put this on a fat guy or even a average guy and he'll look like a doofus, or a D-bag! Hot guys set unrealistic goals for normal dudes. Not to mention I'd never spend $500 or up on jeans and a button up. I'm not cheap, I'm just a d**kies and bowling shirt kinda badass!

In the name of all that is good and holy

DON'T POP YOUR FRIGGIN' COLLAR.

Seriously. You have no idea how stupid and douche-y you look when you do that. Snap out of it.

Thank you, carry on.

Hey, I wear cowboy boots all the time.

They look good, are waterproof, warm, and easy to put on.

And look sexy.
;]

Ammo for your arsenal.

Male Fashion FAQ from SomethingAwful's Watch&Weight.

Echoes thoughts about popped collars and crazy pattern shirts, among others.

I haven't had a good pair of boots in a while.

A number of years ago, my wife won a "CMT Awards Package" contest on the radio. Among the prizes in the package was a custom made pair of boots. FINALLY, a pair of boots that fit without having to be stretched out. (I have wide feet. I hang over the sides of EEE and FF width shoes.)

After wearing them practically every day for several years, I took them to a boot repair guy in Carson City to have the heel on one fixed. He offered to resole them (for about 3 times the price of the heel.) I told him they were custom made and molded to my feet. "DO NOT resole them. Just fix the heel." I had him write it on the ticket.

Two weeks went by. Not done. Three weeks. Not done. After a month, he finally finished them.

When I picked them up, THEY HAD NEW SOLES! Not just new, but STANDARD WIDTH (E) soles. Now they are suddenly several sizes too small. When I complained he said he "forgot" I said on fix the heels, and he "lost" the original ticket. (Funny how he still had my phone # to call me to pick them up.)

To add insult to injury, he presented me with a bill that included the full price of resoling that was even higher than what he quoted me when I brought them back in. While he was "sorry", he said since he did the work, I owed him the money.

After I pointed out that it was actually written on the work order (MY COPY) in his own handwriting, we agreed that I would leave with my boots for free, and he would be allowed to continue breathing.

Haven't had a pair of boot that felt right since. (Although I recently bought a pair of hush-puppies that are close on the fit. Too bad they are dress shoes.)