[Picture courtesy of Mr. Mort.]
[Editor's Note: This post previous referenced this pair as well, but I have since been informed (thanks Shaun) that they are in fact two gentleman. Moral of the story: if you wear fem shoes as a dude and a picture is taken from the knee down I cannot be held accountable for thinking you are indeed a chick.]
[Editor's Note: This post previous referenced this pair as well, but I have since been informed (thanks Shaun) that they are in fact two gentleman. Moral of the story: if you wear fem shoes as a dude and a picture is taken from the knee down I cannot be held accountable for thinking you are indeed a chick.]
-L.A.S
The top picture from the Sartorialist, unfortunately is two gentlemen. Sorry to burst your bubble.
ReplyDeleteShaun- HAHA! Those are some feminine shoes on the right. Thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteWait till you get married, it gets worse. As a guy, I'm pretty much ready to go out the door in a minute. Many a time I have been waiting 10, 20 minutes for my wife to get ready, only to have her come out dressed in the same colors as me (say a gray sweater and jeans or both of us in a cardigan). This is before she has seen me, and after she as already changed her outfit twice.
ReplyDelete1994 called--it wants her jeans back.
ReplyDeleteTrip- Are you referring to the Ms' mom jeans? I find them quite endearing to be honest.
ReplyDeleteWow, what an awkward couple.
ReplyDeletewomen + nice dress shoes = win. I'm all for anytime some of my favorite things can get together.
As far as matching goes, if we're going to a formal event (especially an event like a wedding) I'll match the color of my tie, but that's about it.