l do like those. They are cheeky.

Interesting about clothes and knowing yourself.

I was over dressed for this party, well as far as the men went. I think only one other man had a jacket on, the rest were shirts or sweaters. All the women were well dressed. The women all loved the fact that i was wearing a jacket and gravitated towards me for photos n such. The hostess especially loved my jacket although she mentioned it was out of season; which it was but its festive color was good for this type of party around the holidays.

Some of the men looked alright but some had shirts on that looked like something you wear to the office. I noticed that it works on some but for others it looked like they didnt know better. You have to know yourself and determine if someone will assume you are just a party animal wearing a palish shirt or a nerd who never gets out and doesnt have anything to wear socially.

I remember when I tried on a patterned Versace silk shirt and thought to myself, i just cant carry this off, Im going to look out of place, Im just not cool enough. But it looked great on me. Same thing with this fire engine red jacket. Whatever someone feels about the piece itself, for a party and on me it looks great. On someone else it might look out of place. The point is experimentation is important, a certain amount of risk taking as well as self introspection.