I can't believe people are into coveralls

[Zombie_61]

You still get down that far?

Rrrrespect Sirrrr!

Get down, yes. Get back up?

 

[Edward]

^^^^^
In another thread from several years ago is a discussion of men wearing orphaned suit jackets with bib overalls. In “the Era” it wasn’t a fashion statement but rather a matter of thrift and practicality. The old suit jacket may have been too worn for wearing to church but was still a serviceable garment for around the farm.

Hence the 'farmer' look in Grant Wood's American Gothic....

...though if memory serves, I think the models were actually a dentist and his daughter?

 

[Zombie_61]

...though if memory serves, I think the models were actually a dentist and his daughter?

Partially correct. American Gothic was painted by Grant Wood. The model for the woman was Grant Wood's sister Nan Wood Graham, and the model for the man was Dr. Byron McKeeby, the family dentist.

 

[Fifty150]

This looks comfortable and functional.

Margaret Cho has shed the jumpsuit.

 

[Zombie_61]

...Margaret Cho has shed the jumpsuit...

Wow, I didn't realize her tattoos covered quite so much of her.

 

[Fifty150]

Ms. Cho is inked. It's a part of her artistic expression.

Bartender Edit: OK, folks - let's keep it 'family friendly' please! House rules.