Going out in London - Dress Code

[Justin_Tvr]

thegavster said:

Justin_Tvr said:

Go for the deck shoe option.... confuses most doormen as whether its a smart shoe or not....

https://www.charlesclinkard.co.uk/images/products/...

Not a fan? the OP said he was staying in and around Mayfair; you could head down towards the Kings Road/Fulham Road area, lots of good bars and pub with a couple of fun nightclubs. I would suggest stay away from the usual tourist hotspots (Leicester Square/Soho area).

Depending on your preference Clapham area is well rated and not too far out..

[sleep envy]

deck shoes?



are you from the evo forum?

[Justin_Tvr]

sleep envy said:

deck shoes?



are you from the evo forum?

Nope; just a personal preference that do the job..

[Cara Van Man]

sleep envy said:

deck shoes?



are you from the evo forum?

Come now Ric, you know you have a set tucked away for gliding round your wood flooring.

[r1chardb]

sleep envy said:

deck shoes?



are you from the evo forum?

"Boat shoes"!

[rhinochopig]

sleep envy said:

rhinochopig said:

sleep envy said:

rhinochopig said:

Flak Jacket and/or anti-stab vest.

the thread is about London not Nottingham

Sorry, I hadn't realised that Boris had stamped out Gun and Knife crime in London this quickly. Please accept my apologies.

stay in N Yorks, you'll be safer there

Sorry did that come over as ttish - it was meant tongue in cheek?

I was still in North South divide mode from the other thread.

[Justin_Tvr]

r1chardb said:

sleep envy said:

deck shoes?



are you from the evo forum?

"Boat shoes"!

Actually the term used is 'boaties'

[sleep envy]

Cara Van Man said:

sleep envy said:

deck shoes?



are you from the evo forum?

Come now Ric, you know you have a set tucked away for gliding round your wood flooring.

do me a favour!!

in any case using PH as a source of sartorial advice is a bit rich though, ever been to a meet?

ps - leave my shirt of of this

[DeanVRS]

Airbag said:

Frederick said:

bigTee said:

This is how you must dress in London.

FIST PUMP! YEAH!

Are those tans a joke?

Holy Christ, who thinks that looks good?

I'd rather be pallid as a ghost than orange as a pumpkin!

Is this an oompah lompah reunion evening

[Cara Van Man]

sleep envy said:

ps - leave my shirt of of this

Oh, no, no, no.

I think a dress code thread is the ideal place to discuss your shirts.





Or maybe i should start an alternative thread entitled "Lack of dress code".

[The Henk]

Cant be bothered with reading the whole thread but what you need is basically one pretty looking girl on each arm...

[jdw1234]

This is pointless unless we know which area you are going.

Group of guys in Westend decent club? Forget it unless you are a member and have a table (guaranteed spends start at c.£500).

[sleep envy]

Cara Van Man said:

Or maybe i should start an alternative thread entitled "Lack of dress code".

I've seen you t-shirt...

[rabw]

DeanVRS said:

Airbag said:

Frederick said:

bigTee said:

This is how you must dress in London.

FIST PUMP! YEAH!

Are those tans a joke?

Holy Christ, who thinks that looks good?

I'd rather be pallid as a ghost than orange as a pumpkin!

Is this an oompah lompah reunion evening

Recently I seem to have developed a gap in my wardrobe between smarter jeans and suit trousers... can anybody recommend me something other than chinos? Bizarre as I normally feel up to speed on all this stuff but just don't know what to think of...

[Cara Van Man]

sleep envy said:

Cara Van Man said:

Or maybe i should start an alternative thread entitled "Lack of dress code".

I've seen you t-shirt...

Hey man!

don't dis the the Cara-T, that's got my bum pinched on several occasions and the odd bunk up in my, eeer, bunk.

[Obi Wan]

Maxf said:

Never had any problem in London - jeans/t-shirt/shirt/jumper and virtually always converse trainers. Not pikey places either. Every now and again I'll stick a suit on - but thats more if we are going to the hotel bars.

Just make sure you don't look smashed/poor and you'll be fine.

I usually go out in a black shirt, jeans, red tie with a red pair of converse

[Cara Van Man]

Obi Wan said:

Maxf said:

Never had any problem in London - jeans/t-shirt/shirt/jumper and virtually always converse trainers. Not pikey places either. Every now and again I'll stick a suit on - but thats more if we are going to the hotel bars.

Just make sure you don't look smashed/poor and you'll be fine.

I usually go out in a black shirt, jeans, red tie with a red pair of converse

What an odd way to inform us of your sexuality.

Oh well, good luck bum-boy.

[Obi Wan]

Cara Van Man said:

Obi Wan said:

Maxf said:

Never had any problem in London - jeans/t-shirt/shirt/jumper and virtually always converse trainers. Not pikey places either. Every now and again I'll stick a suit on - but thats more if we are going to the hotel bars.

Just make sure you don't look smashed/poor and you'll be fine.

I usually go out in a black shirt, jeans, red tie with a red pair of converse

What an odd way to inform us of your sexuality.

Oh well, good luck bum-boy.

I can confirm that I am not gay. How do you go out then?

[scorp]

Frederick said:

bigTee said:

This is how you must dress in London.

FIST PUMP! YEAH!

It's like they've been dunking for apples, in a bucket of diarrhoea.

[funk odyssey]

DangerousMike said:

I get around the dress code problem by having a policy of not going anywhere that decides, on the basis of what I am wearing, whether I am a suitable customer or not. I don't want to go a place that dictates to you how you should look before it allows you in.

nail on the head

attitude not clothing is important