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Yiiipppppeee!

I will never - ever - understand why others give a flying flip what someone else wears.

 

At our church there is everything from three-piece suits to board shorts and flipflops. My rule is if God doesn't care, I can't either.

 

Isn't it ironic that this post asks for opinions, and then you get slammed by all the super "classy" people who are so concerned with "keeping it classy".

 

I personally think this bullying attitude is why more people don't participate in discussions.

I agree with you, btw, we were interested in attending formal night on our upcoming trip, but after reading so many Gala night dress code topics, I think we will pass.

[quote name='wyobean']We choose not to partake in formal nights. Living in Wy I can't tell you the last time I saw a man in a suit. The only time I have seen anyone in a tux is for prom. Jeans, sport coat and a cowboy hat are considered formal attire for anything that happens in town(weddings, funerals and church included). So, we don't own the clothes and wouldn't waste the money renting them. We are totally happy eating elsewhere. Oh, and I will pit my cowboy against any of your tuxedo clad gents when it comes to what catches a lady's eye! LOL


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As fellow Pokes we totally agree. Wranglers, boots and a hat is formal everywhere we go. Wouldn't waste the money on clothes we would never wear again. Also, I don't understand the attitudes I have seen on this forum. Some people care way too much about what others's wear. I just don't get how strangers apparel can effect the "ambiance" of your night. My cowboy and I make our own ambiance. Doesn't matter what anybody else is doing.Or wearing.