Classy?
This picture isn't quite a year old, but it is the newest picture of me dressed up that I have.
So the question is: does putting a dork in a fancy suit make the dork fancier or the suit dorkier?
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7 comments:
Forget the tux t-shirt. I want you to wear THAT for my birthday.
I picked out the tux too, I did a good job!
You look very classy. Even dorks spiff up nice, mostly. [There are some people it doesn't work for, you are not one of those people though!]
Every guy looks good in a tux. Seriously. There's just something about its rarity.
To answer your question: both.
A vest is a goatee for the torso.
Yeah, I have to agree with Kat - while a woman can definitely make mistakes in her choice of evening gown, I have never met a guy who didn't look great in a tux. Some things become classics for a reason.
Did anyone ask you to fill up their glass of water?
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