| In tribute to Dolly, a silly question about clothes. 11:18 - Aug 11 with 881 views | giant_stow |
What's the fashion in Smart Causal business meeting suitable clothes for a 50 year old web designer? I'm a tramp by nature and only throw garments away when I can pass an arm though the holes in it - Covid (and video meetings) made things easy for the likes of me, but have a face to face coming up with a youthful agesist person. eek! |  |
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| In tribute to Dolly, a silly question about clothes. on 12:36 - Aug 11 with 125 views | BloomBlue |
Anything with Stone Island or Primark logo on - they're both the same.
The logo is the most important thing rather than the look/type for the youngsters under 60. |  | | |
| In tribute to Dolly, a silly question about clothes. on 12:43 - Aug 11 with 111 views | ronnyd |
Away kit? |  | | |
| In tribute to Dolly, a silly question about clothes. on 14:20 - Aug 11 with 39 views | WeWereZombies |
| In tribute to Dolly, a silly question about clothes. on 12:43 - Aug 11 by ronnyd |
Away kit? |
To summarise, a genial Norwich supporting regular on the forum has asked for fashion advice on his forthcoming meeting with some uptight rule bound millennial (i know, I know, the first three words are superfluous) that might affect his future earning power and is informed by (and by no means the most extreme partisan) Town supporters to wear the Kneecap balaclava, an Ipswich replica top, lederhosen, a Reebok trainer on one foot and a stiletto heel on the other.
Got away with it quite lightly really, hasn't he ? |  |
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| In tribute to Dolly, a silly question about clothes. on 14:22 - Aug 11 with 28 views | giant_stow |
| In tribute to Dolly, a silly question about clothes. on 14:20 - Aug 11 by WeWereZombies |
To summarise, a genial Norwich supporting regular on the forum has asked for fashion advice on his forthcoming meeting with some uptight rule bound millennial (i know, I know, the first three words are superfluous) that might affect his future earning power and is informed by (and by no means the most extreme partisan) Town supporters to wear the Kneecap balaclava, an Ipswich replica top, lederhosen, a Reebok trainer on one foot and a stiletto heel on the other.
Got away with it quite lightly really, hasn't he ? |
nice summary! | |
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