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re: Commanders Brunch Dress Code
Posted on 7/18/14 at 12:37 am to Degas
Posted on 7/18/14 at 12:37 am to Degas
Do people feel ucomfortable dressing nice?
I really enjoy dressing nice and looking nice. If I'm going to a nice restaurant, I'll dress up, even if I know all I need is khakis and a polo or whatever.
When I do brunch at Commanders, I always do a blazer and never jeans. Who cares if I'm "dressed up" more than the other guys there?
ETA: I do dinner with some friends and couples every now and then, and there's always someones boyfriend that wears jeans and a polo, no matter where we go.
I really enjoy dressing nice and looking nice. If I'm going to a nice restaurant, I'll dress up, even if I know all I need is khakis and a polo or whatever.
When I do brunch at Commanders, I always do a blazer and never jeans. Who cares if I'm "dressed up" more than the other guys there?
ETA: I do dinner with some friends and couples every now and then, and there's always someones boyfriend that wears jeans and a polo, no matter where we go.
This post was edited on 7/18/14 at 12:38 am
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Posted on 7/18/14 at 6:53 am to Chair
Since this has turned into a fashion thread I'll give my hot tip for how to dress.
Always dress your age. I'm middle aged. I dress like a middle aged man. I wear slacks, dress shirts, button downs, blazers or sport coat, hard sole Allen Edmonds black or brown lace ups.
My wife will wear a dress or skirt of appropriate length and is elegant and graceful.
Too many men my age dress affliction style or frat style like they are going through rush and too many middle aged women dress like hookers. Or everyone looks like they just rolled out of bed and combed their hair with a pork chop.
Dress your age and look in the mirror before you walk out the door.
And one more thing. Mow your damn neck. Both men and women. I can't stand looking at fur coming out of the back of someone's collar.
Always dress your age. I'm middle aged. I dress like a middle aged man. I wear slacks, dress shirts, button downs, blazers or sport coat, hard sole Allen Edmonds black or brown lace ups.
My wife will wear a dress or skirt of appropriate length and is elegant and graceful.
Too many men my age dress affliction style or frat style like they are going through rush and too many middle aged women dress like hookers. Or everyone looks like they just rolled out of bed and combed their hair with a pork chop.
Dress your age and look in the mirror before you walk out the door.
And one more thing. Mow your damn neck. Both men and women. I can't stand looking at fur coming out of the back of someone's collar.
This post was edited on 7/18/14 at 6:54 am
Posted on 7/18/14 at 1:25 pm to Chair
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Do people feel ucomfortable dressing nice?
I personally don't find a tie particularly comfortable when eating, so I'd say yes there. And wearing a jacket would wind up with me sweating like crazy during the summer, so that would be uncomfortable as well.
That being said, no reason shouldn't be able to wear slacks and at least a polo in a nice restaurant.
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