"Say more about that. I don't see why cutting a switch takes more power... but if so, I want to know, and approx how much, so I can guess how long a period it is that would be equiv to turning off the light."
what era is your style?
i love the 1950s i dress rockabilly
love bowling shirts have a flattop haircut
what era is your style ?
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Permalink Reply by Cisco Carson on -
It'll work, but that'll cost you $50 extra.
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Permalink Reply by Shahan on -
10s-50s. No fixed period, I tend to waft around between Edwardian and postwar.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Wisbrock on -
My wife claims I was born 30 or 40 years too late, in '69.
I must admit, I prefer jazz, I think the greatest disservice done to the male of the species was when Kennedy stopped wearing hats, and I realize that this isn't my world or Bono's world or Sting's world or even Dave Grohl's world, it's Sinatra's world, we're just lucky enouhg to live in it.
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Permalink Reply by David F. on
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Well fitted professional dress casual - Oxford Shirts, (no tie), Dress pants or Chinos, and polished shoes.
Or Well fitted casual - Polo Shirt or Oxford Shirt with Indigo 501 Denim, with brogues.
Or Graphic T-Shirts and Blue or Black Jeans.
Not sure what era(s) that style is.
Currently I have a tightly hair cut and tightly trimmed beard in a Neo-Victorian style, but nothing else is particularly Steampunk.
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Permalink Reply by Joseph R. on
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Not really too sure about the exact time frame of my style. But I usually wear the following:
Shoes - Converse or brown leather casual? slip ons.
Pants - dark blue jeans, tan cords, or red colored pants.
Shirts - In the winter usually a cardigan or another type of sweater under my jacket. I usually wear a peacoat or puffy vest. In the summer it's a polo or a casual button up shirt.
I'm still trying to define a style so I know this is a lot mixed together.
-Joseph
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Permalink Reply by Karl Helweg on -
http://www.wallz.eu/photo/451090/Landsknechten.jpg For some reason that I cannot explain, I have always been fond of 16th century German (HRE) but I am not quite crazy enough to wear it daily. I could hardly wear it to some Rennfaires.
Authentic Western wear is my next favorite. What the other 98% of the folks living on the frontier wore who did not watch the south end of a north bound cow for a living. These are surprisingly tough, comfortable American made clothes but every time I wear them locally one or more people has stopped me to ask if I am a politician(?)
My daily work clothes are the height of current boring. Dress slacks, short or long sleeve shirts, black plain toed shoes, etc... Sadly this work/church/meeting dress has taken over my closet and even blue jeans feel odd now. (At least I still get to wear uniforms sometimes.) It is bad when you envy the crazy people who will wear anything.
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2531/3715448903_1f10356c78_s.jpg One of our colorful local souls.
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