Cowboy boots w/ Suit
#1
04-16-2008, 09:02 PM
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Philadelphia Area
Posts: 200
Cowboy boots w/ Suit
I have a financial banquet that I will be attending.
I do not want to say, “look at me”; but I want different.
Ya or na?
Thanks.
I do not want to say, “look at me”; but I want different.
Ya or na?
Thanks.
#6
04-16-2008, 09:33 PM
LOL, I'm frequently in Alberta (home), Montana (close) and Texas (everything else) and unless you are JR Ewing reincarnated, again, NO! Hell, even if you are JR Ewing reincarnated, NO!
#7
04-16-2008, 09:34 PM
i say why not. the key, as to most things, is confidence - if you have the confidence to pull it off, you will.
i'm the last person you'd expect to wear cowboy boots but there is a killer store in Sante Fe - i want to go back and buy a pair - forget the store but i think i could find it again.
- chuck
i'm the last person you'd expect to wear cowboy boots but there is a killer store in Sante Fe - i want to go back and buy a pair - forget the store but i think i could find it again.
- chuck
#8
04-16-2008, 09:46 PM
I hear ya. But in Arkansas and Texas, I see them so routinely on everyone from the Mayor to bank presidents, with a suit, that I don't even notice any more.
#9
04-16-2008, 09:59 PM
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Philadelphia Area
Posts: 200
Okay, okay. I get the drift; not for Philly.
I know I can pull it off. I will save them for a different time when I want to be the Connecticut cowboy(?).
Option two, before I go to black dress shoes, is a pair of square toe Mark Nason, like the right picture below.
Thanks.
I know I can pull it off. I will save them for a different time when I want to be the Connecticut cowboy(?).
Option two, before I go to black dress shoes, is a pair of square toe Mark Nason, like the right picture below.
Thanks.
