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#81
10-12-2005, 04:38 PM
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Re: French cuffs on dressy casual shirts
i think it's funny that the "some info" page is a banana republic page. of course they're going to tell you that you should look for french cuffs to look sharp if that's what they want you to buy.
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#82
10-12-2005, 05:36 PM
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Re: French cuffs on dressy casual shirts
I have one French Cuff shirt that I bought from BR that I wear with jeans. Its not real flashy and with low key cufflinks it looks fine. I saw someone wearing one the other day with the little button thing still on instead of cufflinks. At a quick look I could'nt tell it was a french cuff style shirt.
I really think jeans are standard for most nights out. I have no problem wearing a blazer or even certain suit jackets with a nice solid colored shirt and nice jeans.
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#83
10-12-2005, 06:05 PM
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Re: French cuffs on dressy casual shirts
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[ QUOTE ] So, the 2/3 group seems much more likely to be right. [/ QUOTE ] Since when are 2/3 of people correct in any matter involving taste? [/ QUOTE ] When hot chicks and gay guys fall on that side, duh.
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