Will jeans be going out of fashion?

[John in Covina]

Quite... what is it with people thinking that underwear is appropriate as outerwear?

There's a whole movement about how you shouldn't judge people, especially by what they would consider narrow minded antiquaited standards. That could make you bad...

The rational is most likely, "If I can wear a bikini at the beach, why should this be wrong?"

 

[Diamondback]

Big difference--you know to expect that at the beach, and if you go there it's implied consent. Heck, some beaches are outright "coverage discouraged", but it's still not appropriate for doing business everyday, now is it? Wouldn't be the first time I've been the "bad guy", not that I give a flip... wouldn't be the first case where I'm a better fit with the past than the present anyway.

I'm far from a minor, but I'd rather not have to suffer people committing what the lawyers call "indecent liberties" in my presence... unless it's a gal I'm in a committed relationship with, and behind closed doors. lol

"Rationale" assumes they have logical capability, which requires a functional cerebrum... frankly, I'm convinced a lot of 'em are running on brainstem only--if even that much.

There's a whole movement about how you shouldn't judge people, especially by what they would consider narrow minded antiquaited standards. That could make you bad...

The rational is most likely, "If I can wear a bikini at the beach, why should this be wrong?"

 

[Matt Deckard]

I guess nothing says cool and succesful in life like the prison detainee look.

Far from glam now the hight of chic.

 

[HadleyH]

Dolce and Gabbana don't seem to think so. [huh] Are they alone in thinking this? Nah, don't think so.

 

[Carlisle Blues]

RL seemsd to be doing fine as well not exactly prison garb

 

[Lefty]

It's funny how "prison garb" is denim with a negative connotation, while "work wear" gets all sorts of love.

I was at Rising Sun when this vid premiered.

Got to check out those $500 jeans as well. Was there talking fabric.

He's got on a late 1800s style denim jacket and trousers.

 

[RBH]

Cool hat.

 

[Miss Neecerie]

It's funny how "prison garb" is denim with a negative connotation, while "work wear" gets all sorts of love.

Thats because -we- wear work wear...and -they- wear prison garb, darling.....

 

[Lefty]

If she's a they, then I'm leaving the wes and heading over to the theys - though I doubt the theys will take me.

 

[HadleyH]

Surprise, surprise!

Is that Giorgio Armani?

looking good Giorgio.

 

[HadleyH]

Oh nooo
Ralph Lauren too? what is the world coming to?

 

[Carlisle Blues]

Feeling For … White Jeans
Men's Fashion
By BRUCE PASK
August 13, 2008

Bruce Pask, T Magazine’s men’s fashion director, writes on style: "White jeans got lost in the (mini) chasm between proper trousers and blue jeans. But this season I’m loving them with desert boots (surprise!) to keep them from looking a bit too brunchy. I’m also liking them worn with blazers, collared shirts and ties; I enjoy the crispness of that look."

Ahead of his time, Paul Newman rode the white jeans trend in “Sometimes a Great Notion” (1971).

 

[Feraud]

It's funny how "prison garb" is denim with a negative connotation, while "work wear" gets all sorts of love.

Consider the source of comments like that..