Black tie or coloured?

Black tie or coloured?

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ScoobyZoom

6,578 posts

248 months

Tuesday 7th October 2003
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i would say silver cufflinks.... depends on other gold stuff you may have (i.e. ring of institution, nose/eyebrow ring, tongue stud, etc etc...)

mrs fish

30,018 posts

258 months

Tuesday 7th October 2003
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Definitely need silver cufflinks

penelopepitstop

775 posts

250 months

Tuesday 7th October 2003
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Agreed

Pies

13,116 posts

256 months

Tuesday 7th October 2003
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Gold pocket watch

penelopepitstop

775 posts

250 months

Tuesday 7th October 2003
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Even better

Psychobert

6,316 posts

256 months

Tuesday 7th October 2003
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As I think I may have mentioned before, it is a little known fact how tough a time us chaps have in this respect. The cufflinks have to match the watch and it has to be a real bow tie..

Deciding on the sliver/gold options myself at the moment..

Edited to add.. Back to the black/coloured tie question. Personally, have always insisted on black.. However, I have a tie that is not black that perfectly matches the colour of the dress currently in the running for most likely to appear that evening.. Would that be acceptable, or nauseous?

>> Edited by Psychobert on Tuesday 7th October 22:08

mrs fish

30,018 posts

258 months

Tuesday 7th October 2003
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nauseous

Pies

13,116 posts

256 months

Tuesday 7th October 2003
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I have this picture in my mind of Psychobert wearing a dress with matching bow tie

Psychobert

6,316 posts

256 months

Tuesday 7th October 2003
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Well, that told me..

Chances are the dress will be swapped several times before then anyway, so I probably shouldn't have worried..

Pies, try to loose the mental image.. Trust me, I've not got the legs for it.. I shall be suitably attired in DJ now returned from the dry cleaners freshly pressed. How long it will stay like that by the time its been packed in the boot of the S is anyones guess..

Edited to add: We now have a confirmed change of dress..

Again..



>> Edited by Psychobert on Tuesday 7th October 22:58

>> Edited by Psychobert on Thursday 9th October 11:16

ErnestM

11,615 posts

267 months

Wednesday 8th October 2003
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Psychobert said:
Well, that told me..

Chances are the dress will be swapped several times before then anyway, so I probably shouldn't have worried..

Edited to add: We now have a conformed change of dress..

Again..



>> Edited by Psychobert on Tuesday 7th October 22:58


Sounds like vestiphobia or scoptophobia. Tell her to take a couple of Xanax before making any more dress choices

ErnestM