Suits and Formal Clothing

[Anonymous No.9841240]

When will the suit fuck off? It's all guys can wear now as formal clothing.

When will the sick royal clothes make a comeback?

[Patrick Bateman !!eZg4ZGkAk6j No.9841248]

>>9841240
Lots of companies are no longer requiring it, so... now. But business wear is still firmly rooted to button-down shirts and dress pants, so it's gonna be a long time before we can all dress like we want to have an incestuous lineage.

[Anonymous No.9841250]

[ennui pig No.9841251]

>>9841240
>'fanzuan'
'no'

[Anonymous No.9841253]

>tfw can't be Jaime Lannister

[Anonymous No.9841254]

[Anonymous No.9841261]

>tfw you can't dress noble-core

[Anonymous No.9841266]

Why would you dress like a highborn pansy, when you can be a highborn knight?

[Anonymous No.9841344]

>>9841240
ahem >>9840919

[Anonymous No.9841465]

>>9841240
you can only realistically wear that shit if youre royalty or military and they were actual natuional uniforms rather than individualistic clothing
that stuff would never have any place in a business meeting or in a court or law office
i agree that it sucks that males wardrobes are pretty limited, but at least suits actually look good, and women love them. i personally wish certain victorian fashions would merge with modern to create some versatility, but modern culture is probably way too casual for that to happen.

[Anonymous No.9842329]

>>9841465
Actually the national atire is considered an equal to a tuxedo and can be worn on the most formal of events.