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I'm ok with creases, they're the natural colorway so I don't think creasing will look too off
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Depends what kind of wedding
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I'm trying to figure out why are y'all trying to find a way around a suit at a wedding.
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Unless the invitation says something specifically about a casual dress code, wear a suit. Don't be that guy.
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I'm not going to show up in raw denim and Supreme lol
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summer wedding...
maybe it's an outdoor wedding and a suit would be too hot.
i know in houston if you wear a suit to an outdoor summer wedding you are going to die
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Wedding I'm attending is in August. I'm thinking everything but the jacket would be okay to wear.
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Linen jacket maybe?
Shirt. No tie, leave the top four buttons unbuttoned
Taco meat szn
Shirt. No tie, leave the top four buttons unbuttoned
Taco meat szn
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you can get away with just a nice shirt and trousers....especially a summer wedding.
or a blazer and no tie...if it's an indoor wedding i personally would at least wear a jacket.
if it's outdoors...you can get away with a lot.
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Wedding szn = suit szn.
I stunt at every wedding.
I stunt at every wedding.
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Damn 4 buttons? 2, 3 buttons tops
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Saw this recently, don't necessarily agree with all of it.
http://www.gq.com/story/what-to-wear-to-a-summer-wedding-dress-codes
http://www.gq.com/story/what-to-wear-to-a-summer-wedding-dress-codes
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rock some slp jeans, slp chelseas, a short sleeved linen grana or JE shirt and a grenadine bow tie. stunt on dem married folk in AC level cool.
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I'm trying to figure out why anyone thinks wearing jeans to a wedding is appropriate.
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Last formal event I went to, I rocked ripped jeans, CP chelseas, a silk McQueen blazer, and a t shirt underneath... everyone else was in suits. Don't let "rules" dictate how u dress. I didn't feel like wearing a suit, so I didn't. Express yourself through your clothing. .That's what style is IMO. Obviously, it's not for everyone, but I know some people can relate..sure, there are exceptions, (like big job interviews, or dress codes at work where you should always follow the rules and remain professional)
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Last formal event ?
If you showed up to a wedding like that, I'd hope someone asked you to leave. Foh
If you showed up to a wedding like that, I'd hope someone asked you to leave. Foh
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I got a wedding in july and in september to attend. Cant wait until I get to wear my suits, i look forward to it. Matter of fact im shopping for a blue one this sunday.
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People don't realize brides and grooms always complain about people showing underdressed.
Unless the dress code specifically states it's cool to come casual, you're disrespecting the couple by doing your own thing on their day. Part of the transaction is showing up dressed how they ask so they can get nice pictures for their collection. **** your personal style expression.
That's like being like "**** your societal rules! I'm rocking white to this wedding!"
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Some people don't give a damn and others will always resist trying to dress up even a little bit.
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I specifically told the staff to ask anyone to leave that wasn't dressed appropriately. Nobody did though.
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I was recently at my sister's college graduation and while it's not really a formal event or anything it's nice if family members would have avoided wearing shorts or hoodies.
I did laugh when i saw one graduate wearing shorts and red crocs.
I did laugh when i saw one graduate wearing shorts and red crocs.
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Please ignore this post. Some of the worse advice given here. Ripped denim and blazer to a wedding and thought he was doing it. Someone come get they man's
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I was just trying to see if I could get away with wearing everything you would with a suit except the jacket.
Can of worms opened though.
Can of worms opened though.
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If you're a 12 year old then yes, otherwise no.
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Ya, that was an extremely ignorant post/piece of advice there, not to mention selfish. There's a time and a place for everything and that couple's day wasn't about you. People dress formally in those occasions to show respect to the bride and groom and the other guests who have presented the best versions of themselves in terms of dressing. You can be "individual" and dress however you want on every other occasion, but to blatantly say you dress how you want and didn't care if you were under dressed is both disrespectful and kind of classless. I know I would have kicked you out of my wedding if you showed up in ripped jeans...
