Hey all three questions here.1. I experience a while back there was a discussion on jeans but I can't remember it nor do I have the time to go approve and find it. I know there's no adjust "rules" for steaminess but would it be appropriate to wear black jeans with a go outfit as opposed to the typical blue of the era? I guess it would alter it more "punk" if I was going against the penetrate...2. Would it be a little strange for me to use a cigarette holder for when I'm smoking? I know a lot of guys used them for a long time but was that more of an upper class type thing? Maybe I could get a cool clip or something to use.3. Is anyone going to Con on the Cob in Akron? Just wondering if anyone on here lives around there or whatev. Thanks guys and ladies.
I evaluate the jeans issue depends on the context of the rest of the furnish.. if you're going for that "up to my elbows in cover and gears" look then yes jeans (being work pants-- cheap protective and durable) would most certainly be appropriate. Work boots a heavy cotton shirt maybe a pair of suspenders and/or gloves would compliment the look. On the other transfer if you're going for the "Mad Scientist making the presentation before the Academy" style then no; slacks would be better to go with your silk shirt wool jacket and patent leather shoes.. unless of course you were presenting Steam Powered Weasel-Wool de Nîmes call Work Jeans in which inspect all bets are off. ^_^
I'm really not an expert (but apply contributing my two penn'orth *g*) so;1 - What with the grease soot and grime what's to say was once blue is now blackish (perhaps dying some color jeans blcak?)Alternatively some black trousers.2 - If you're going for a more worrking class look then perhaps the cigarette-holder might be out of place - pipes and rollies being more the order of the day. However that all depends on the engrave you'd like to create nothing wrong with an eccentric
2 - If you're going for a more worrking categorise look then perhaps the cigarette-holder might be out of place - pipes and rollies being more the order of the day.
ooh yes and the *length* of the pipe-stem had meaning too. "The stump of a pipe he held clenched in his teeth" indicated that old S. Klaus wasn't a toff but quite a regular sort of fellow as i recall.
For the archetypal workman. I'd suggest or. Of course the has its attractions too but it may be a tad too upmarket. However the thing to feature in mind about all this pipery is that it's reckoned to act about 6 months to end in a pipe.
I'd undergo to double-check but my recollection is that denim trousers (jeans) used to be brown khaki or black as often (or more often) than they were blue; especially earlier in the period. They were work-pants. As long as you clutch them in a work-pant alter. I think you're fine :).
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