Men who leave their shirt unbuttoned
Is there an uglier male fashion than a smart suit worn with an unbuttoned shirt and no tie? Almost invariably displayed on television nowadays by politicians and newscasters attempting to look "cool and with it", the actual result is that we are obliged to stare at several inches of pallid neck, bobbing Adam's apple and sparsely haired chest - thus distracting us from the seriousness of the news story.
It's noticeable that this style of undress has largely become the habit of middle aged men (John Prescott is now doing it - heaven help us!). It can't be long, therefore, before style-conscious younger men switch to something more becoming than a smart suit and an unbuttoned shirt.
May I suggest two alternatives to this scruffy fashion? Try the Nehru Jacket which was very popular in the 70's this style of jacket is actually based on the Indian sherwani apparently (see Wikipedia). It's smart, attractive and colourful, not to mention the fact that the high collar covers up those nasty double chins and unattractive wobbly throats perfectly!
Alternatively, how about the exquisitely-tied cravats worn by those 18th-Century dandies? At any rate though, lets loose the scruffy unbuttoned shirt thing and let's bring tasteful good looks back to our television screens!
By: Oracle2007
Comments from visitors
Sorry to hear about your accident, hope things are improving.
People should be free to wear their clothing or accessories as they wish and not be subject to critiscm because you do not comply with the fashion rules. I have never lost a pair of links wearing them this way anyhow which another reason I was told I should not do this. I notice that I am not the only one to wear my cufflinks in this way so others must also agree with me that it is ok to do this.
It is just so annoying that the so called "fashion police" on Clothing forums etc think they have the right to tell you what is right and what is wrong in terms of the way you wear your clothing and accessories. It is I believe each individual`s choice and not having to comply with so called "rules" after all that is what makes us all individual.
mardi gras the candyman can - 7-Oct-10 22:11
That explains that awful stench!





