- Capri pants (on men)
- Casual pants that are too baggy or too short, or again so long that the bottom of the leg is rubbing against the pavement.
- Mesh caps
- Pointy, curling up shoes

My pride has been lacerated and I still bleed shame from every pore as I confess that I like and wear bow ties and Rolexes.
I have worn a Rolex Oyster Perpetual for 32 years which I remove only in the Operating Room because of sterility guidelines. In its defense I will say no other watch I have worn whilst the Rolex was being serviced withstood the beating, nor did any other serve as well for both sporting activity and at nighttime functions.
As for the bow ties, it's an old French surgical tradition to prefer bow ties. The bow tie doesn't gracelessly flop into purulent or bloody wounds as regular neckties are wont to do when you bend over to examine the tissues. It is also less likely to be ruined by errant flying hospital cafeteria sauce in those hurried lunches one occasionally must endure when an otherwise civilized lunch is importuned by an emergency.

So, for my dislikes:
That whole untucked shirt with >$200 pre faded or pre torn jeans and long toe box shoes look.

Things that make me laugh uncharitably:
Flamboyantly displayed pocket square

Dislikes that should instead inspire pity:
That Woofer guy or Wolfster (rhymes with...)  or whatever his moniker is

Tie clip.

Very huge lapels,very large ties ,bold patterns,low rise trousers...hey i hate the 70s!

Last edited by NJS (2012-01-07 04:53:57)

I do not like those contrasting colored buttonholes, or more properly, the solitary brightly colored cuff buttonhole or lapel buttonhole. It strikes me as the idea of the tailor, not the client.

IIRC, the coloured button hole thing started with Oswald Boeteng as part of a signature look along with vibrantly coloured cloths, slim silhouettes &c

Last edited by formby (2012-01-08 06:41:57)