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When I was younger, I was into clothes and stuff, but now I really don't care, as long as I'm comfortable.
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I'm true clothes horse and shoe freak ...But I only buy what looks good on me... I don't care about who I'm wear and no way do I every pay full prices just can't do it ...One of my first jobs was working for a dept store knowing that they mark-up to 300% no way will ever pay full price ..If you shop around you can get great clothes for next to nothing !!
PS ...I love my shoes my heels or any type and yes I'm so bad I own about 150 pairs ....and when I die I have 3 pair that are coming with me 
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I like a woman in flip flops.socks and a tank top.While smoking eh, no socks.. Unless it's Winter-time...then I like toe-socks...they make me feel like a Muppet! Naked in toe-socks!  
Love that visual! I can use that tonite! 
Oh gee, Willing...that sooo made my...uh...night!
Sorry, PQ. Didn't mean to cross a line. Forgiven? 
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the only name brand i wear is Levi jeans, otherwise could care less
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I love tailored looks and style ...
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I love to start at the shoes, and make my way up a man ... YUM! Love straight leg jeans and a fine tailored shirt too ... Dress up, I like the '40s look on me ... him toooooooo ... Casually, love straight leg jeans or cords, tailored or silk shirts, tissue paper design t~shirts, sandals or clogs ... sunglasses, lil essential oil combo, burts lip creme in coffee, fig or rhubarb ... And we're good to go! I like all that on both genders, actually! ...  ...
I loathe the grubby slob look ... 
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Edited by
Dancere
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Wed 09/30/09 07:36 PM
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Oh! ... And boots ... I'm a 'fiiiiiiiine boots' ho ...
LOVE 'em on him ... LOVE 'em on me ... Hey, I'm a Texan ... 
Edit on above, previous post ^^^^^^ ... I like CLEAR burts lip creme on mah man ... duh! ... ... SMOOCHES ... 
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Edited by
Jess642
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Wed 09/30/09 09:40 PM
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After just spending three days with a nude professorial academic....I would say ANY clothes would maketh the man!
Don't get me wrong....people can be whatever they choose to be in my books....however, somehow attempting to have an educated discussion on the psychological aspects of the post feminist society we mere mortals reside in....can be a little errr...'distracting'...especially when said academic gets a little 'excited'... 
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Personally, I have a passion for natural fibres...hemp, cotton, wool, cashmere, alpaca...all the yummies...
and I have a penchant for hand dyed slips in beautiful marbled colours.. 
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i plead "no contest" |
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i plead "no contest" Hahahah!!!!!!! So did I! 
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I don't care about the price or the brand of my clothes. But, I care a great deal about the fit. I will pay extra for a better fit and I will take poorly fitting clothes to a tailor.
Most of my best oxford (I don't wear button downs) shirts come from a second hand men's clothing store. I know they once sold for upwards of $120, but I get them for $15. They always have to go to a tailor which costs about $15 more. My paints are another story. I have a 34" waist and a 36" inseam. Sometimes I can find Levis in my size, but most of the time I have to buy the high end jeans like Luckys. Capri pants just don't work on men. I watch for sales too. I have a velvet blazer I only paid $20 for that was marked down from $200! Whenever I wear it the women can't keep their hands off it. |
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I'm a clothes horse...but brands don't impress me per se. I like the look and feel of certain clothes...all natural fabrics, tropical wight wools, cashmere, linen, cotton. Italian fabrics and designs. I dress casual most of the time...but buy quality for casual of dress. I have some dress shirts with french cuffs that I've had eight to ten years...incredible fabrics, hand sewn button holes...laundered a hundred times...look brand new. I like to look nice for me. I've always traveled and when overseas...I dress as a matter of respect to those in other cultures...and I am teated well. First impressions count...in any cuture...any language. But to each his own. But I never buy anything because it's been dictated by some style maven. I still wear DB blazers and suits because I like them and think they look good on me rather than a three-button job.
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i plead "no contest" Don't you mean you plead "no clothes", Sexy One???? 
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I guess by some definition I'd be a clothes horse. I dress nicely for work, and I have a lot of clothes. But like so many here, I rarely pay full price for anything. I love good sales and especially clearance sales. I dress for myself, I buy the things I like and that look good on me, regardless of the tags. But I do look for good quality.
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I'm a clothes horse...but brands don't impress me per se. I like the look and feel of certain clothes...all natural fabrics, tropical wight wools, cashmere, linen, cotton. Italian fabrics and designs. I dress casual most of the time...but buy quality for casual of dress. I have some dress shirts with french cuffs that I've had eight to ten years...incredible fabrics, hand sewn button holes...laundered a hundred times...look brand new. I like to look nice for me. I've always traveled and when overseas...I dress as a matter of respect to those in other cultures...and I am teated well. First impressions count...in any cuture...any language. But to each his own. But I never buy anything because it's been dictated by some style maven. I still wear DB blazers and suits because I like them and think they look good on me rather than a three-button job.
"...and I am teated well." Freudian slip showing?
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Edited by
Boobella
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Thu 10/01/09 06:40 AM
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I don't care about the price or the brand of my clothes. But, I care a great deal about the fit. I will pay extra for a better fit and I will take poorly fitting clothes to a tailor. Most of my best oxford (I don't wear button downs) shirts come from a second hand men's clothing store. I know they once sold for upwards of $120, but I get them for $15. They always have to go to a tailor which costs about $15 more. My paints are another story. I have a 34" waist and a 36" inseam. Sometimes I can find Levis in my size, but most of the time I have to buy the high end jeans like Luckys. Capri pants just don't work on men. I watch for sales too. I have a velvet blazer I only paid $20 for that was marked down from $200! Whenever I wear it the women can't keep their hands off it. Sir you do have long legs 36 inseam !! 
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They say that clothes make the man...or woman for that matter...how important are name-brand clothes to you...or are clothes that important at all? 
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They say that clothes make the man...or woman for that matter...how important are name-brand clothes to you...or are clothes that important at all?
Now THAT'S what I'm here to say!
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I'm a clothes horse...but brands don't impress me per se. I like the look and feel of certain clothes...all natural fabrics, tropical wight wools, cashmere, linen, cotton. Italian fabrics and designs. I dress casual most of the time...but buy quality for casual of dress. I have some dress shirts with french cuffs that I've had eight to ten years...incredible fabrics, hand sewn button holes...laundered a hundred times...look brand new. I like to look nice for me. I've always traveled and when overseas...I dress as a matter of respect to those in other cultures...and I am teated well. First impressions count...in any cuture...any language. But to each his own. But I never buy anything because it's been dictated by some style maven. I still wear DB blazers and suits because I like them and think they look good on me rather than a three-button job.
"...and I am teated well." Freudian slip showing?
What slip? Treated well...and on occasion teated well, too!
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Edited by
earthytaurus76
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Thu 10/01/09 06:53 AM
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The name brands have no importance at all.. but i have gotten, and stuck to certain brands because i like the styles, and they are made well, allthough not prestigious brands.
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