This is why I wear suits

[Matt Deckard]

All about the ladies.

 

[Kentucky Blues]

can I have the one on your left?

 

[MK]

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You are all charm Mr. Deckard.

Where was that?

 

[Wild Root]

KB, don't even ask! They're all maried!

Matt is a ladies man and well, even the maried ladies find him hard to resist!

Root.

 

[scotrace]

Empty Table

Might have offered them a drink.

(this is a JOKE).

 

[Dr. Shocker]

Good Job Old Man.......


Ladies all around just like you to keep em and not share......hehehehhe

 

[zeus36]

Hey Matt, you are smiling big time in that one!

 

[Chad Sanborn]

I can think of worse situations to be in.

Chad

 

[Matt Deckard]

Hey Matt, you are smiling big time in that one!

See, I can smile!

 

[Matt Deckard]

The pic is of me and a few friends waiting to be seated at my friend Vallery's birthday dinner.

That is also my favourite 1930's tie. Red, black and yellow in bold stripes. They don't make the business ties that bright anymore.

 

[Matt Deckard]

bump

 

[Feraud]

Agreed.

 

[jgilbert]

Very nice looking group of some young folks.

 

[metropd]

I dress for myself no matter where I go with ladies, going or coming, and never to soon.
Matt you are a very sharp gentlemen with alot of class and any lady or man should respect that.:eusa_clap

 

[Jovan]

I think some people here forget that class is more than dressing in vintage all the time.

 

[The Wingnut]

Absolutely. One can be dressed to the nines fit to rival Fred Astaire and still have no class.

 

[Jovan]

Worse yet, the people who are convinced they have class when they don't. There's where snobbery comes in!

 

[Feraud]

I think some people here forget that class is more than dressing in vintage all the time.

So what in this thread prompted you to make this comment?

 

[metropd]

I think some people here forget that class is more than dressing in vintage all the time.

I think everybody will agree here that class is defined by elegance, grace, dignity and a natural moral and ethical character that an individual adheres too(not just the clothes).

I find people at the lounge are all these things and more.... respectful, well rounded, polite, hospitable and very all around classy people more so than any internet forum I've ever come across. Just because we associate clothes with class doesn't mean we don't associate with the people practicing it. Regardless, with or without the clothes Matt Deckard is a classy guy, the clothes just enhance that perception.

 

[reetpleat]

I think everybody will agree here that class is defined by elegance, grace, dignity and a natural moral and ethical character that an individual adheres too(not just the clothes).

I find people at the lounge are all these things and more.... respectful, well rounded, polite, hospitable and very all around classy people more so than any internet forum I've ever come across. Just because we associate clothes with class doesn't mean we don't associate with the people practicing it. Regardless, with or without the clothes Matt Deckard is a classy guy, the clothes just enhance that perception.

I have two reactions to the discussion of class. Firstly, my greatest love in vintage is the jazz hipster style. This is definitle not the upper class. Secondly, I choose to never use the term because it suggests that the upper class is somehow better hanany other. The term to have clas means to be of the upper class. The same with 'breeding." While I enjoy the clothing worn by some upper class people of the vintage era, I give no special consideration to them being of any given class.