So what do folks really wear to dinner in the dining rooms?

[JeffElizabeth]

On 8/4/2020 at 5:32 PM, Paulchili said:

Not familiar with the Spooner collection but some of my favorites are Tori Richard silk ones.

One of the reasons we started cruising on Oceania is b/o country club casual. I NEVER wear a blazer or a tie - I like to dress casually but nicely.

We are normally HAL people but the food and no dress up night have us coming back to Oceania. I will wear a blazer in the specialty restaurants.  

[EasyGoingGuy]

I'm of that certain age that remembers ALL men wearing hats all of the time...until they went inside (or, when a woman entered the space they were in if it was still on). Myself, I only wore a hat briefly when young, and then JFK came along and did something, I think at his inauguration without a hat that completely changed hat wearing (can't remember what it was exactly). The men who wore hats continued, but for us, hats never caught on. BUT, I knew what I guess you would call 'hat etiquette'. The worse of it, to me, is men wearing ball caps in church (and I do understand different religions and cultures have different 'rules').  My DW will tell you she can't count the times I've questioned whether someone or another was raised in a barn. 🤗  I don't know what it is, but people in general seem less courteous these days.  I see it constantly when driving here in SoCal.  I think it's a bad trend for society in general... rant over.

Edited September 6, 2020 by EasyGoingGuy
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[Hawaiidan]

On 8/28/2020 at 5:58 PM, njhorseman said:

If my theory about why they wear baseball  caps is right...they're a disguise to be used in public done at least partially out of fear, then there's no reason to wear them in temple.

 

And I won't ask...since I'm sitting in my home office in my underwear while typing this...

Or perhaps, to hide the lobotomy scar............... wear the hat backwards..... Show  um who is  proud  to be on Thorazine.........