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Ralph Lauren sport coat -men or ladies?
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Jovan
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Note how this would be a non-issue if it were the other way around.
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Jovan said:
what?
Baron Kurtz
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Nope.
Yes, what do you mean Jovan?
Personally i think the jacket is just too big for Jerekson. And i was imagining a manly cut. There is nothing manly (masculine; in the traditions of male tailoring) about this jacket. It is a jacket which looks wrong when accessorized with men's accessories.
bk
Yes, what do you mean Jovan?
Personally i think the jacket is just too big for Jerekson. And i was imagining a manly cut. There is nothing manly (masculine; in the traditions of male tailoring) about this jacket. It is a jacket which looks wrong when accessorized with men's accessories.
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If a female member posted a pic of herself in a man's jacket and asked for opinions we would give honest comments.Jovan said:
This is not an issue for anyone. Jerekson asked for help and those who commented are helping out.
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Most women I've seen in man-tailored look just fine in it is what I'm saying.
Yeah I understand perfectly what Jovan is saying. And even so it's typically more acceptable for a woman to wear man's clothing than a man to wear women's clothing. Y'know? 
Personally, I thought the cut of the jacket was pretty masculine when I saw it. But after BK's comments I'm looking back at those pictures and realizing how wrong I was about it.
Like I said, it was mostly impulse buying. And it's not like I got a totally good look at it in the cramped little store with the little mirrors. I guess it's one of those look-good-in-the-store-look-bad-at-home kind of things.
Well yeah, thanks for talking me off the ledge.
Personally, I thought the cut of the jacket was pretty masculine when I saw it. But after BK's comments I'm looking back at those pictures and realizing how wrong I was about it.
Like I said, it was mostly impulse buying. And it's not like I got a totally good look at it in the cramped little store with the little mirrors. I guess it's one of those look-good-in-the-store-look-bad-at-home kind of things.
Well yeah, thanks for talking me off the ledge.
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Jovan said:
Hey, if any of them ask you if the suit makes their butt look big...RUN!
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A woman in a man's jacket...
...frankly, a woman looks better in a fitted jacket where it fits 'into' the waist and then out again over the hips, like a lady's jacket should look. She is the painting and the jacket is the frame.
The only piece of men's clothing that looks in anyway good on a woman is perhaps a fedora and most certainly a nicely tailored Thomas Pink or Turnbull & Asser shirt first thing in the morning at breakfast.
...frankly, a woman looks better in a fitted jacket where it fits 'into' the waist and then out again over the hips, like a lady's jacket should look. She is the painting and the jacket is the frame.
The only piece of men's clothing that looks in anyway good on a woman is perhaps a fedora and most certainly a nicely tailored Thomas Pink or Turnbull & Asser shirt first thing in the morning at breakfast.
