HisDivineMajesty wrote:
DogsWithoutHorses wrote:
You know what I really react poorly to? Men wearing scarves. It just screams self-serious acting/art student / possible hipster, a type I have a serious negative connotation with.
Also fedoras (esp. woven), it's a shame because it used to be such a sharp look, but they've been douchified in my mind permanently.
I wear a scarf when I have to spend a lot of time in the cold in winter. Else, my neck is more vulnerable to the cold, which is getting more extreme in recent years, with people actually freezing to death here in week-long freezes with snow storms where we used to have a temperature slightly above freezing and rain. Personally, I think fedoras are a bit too popular for their added value. I wear my own type of hats - though, nowhere near as odd as the ones my father wears.
Right, when it's appropriate outerwear they don't standout to me, it's when they're worn for "fashion" especially with short sleeves that I recoil.
Hats are tough to pull off in general, some kinds are nearly always awful, but when it's right it's right.
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