Do you follow fashion?

[Concurria]

Popular designs for a single article of clothing isn't fashion.

Fashion is this capitalist product whereby you have "Designers" making subtle alterations to clothing that, in its most basic form, never changes in most casual settings. Besides those fine "silk accents" to that dress or the "cashmere" feeling of that $460 sweater, the "Designers" then find it necessary to splash their logo or logotype--designed by a Graphic Design in most cases, ironically--which then marks their product as being theirs and tells the rest of the world that the person wearing said "fashion" is cultured, sensible, in stylish. In reality, all it really says is that some of us have money and a penchant for the visual. And others don't.

So no, I don't really think many people follow fashion.

[The Cat-Tribe]

You have to be gay. . I'm not even that fashion wise

Not at all, gays don't wear seersucker.

If fratboys do, then some gays do.

[Concurria]

You have to be gay. . I'm not even that fashion wise

Not at all, gays don't wear seersucker.

If fratboys do, then some gays do.

[Dimoniquid]

Nope. I get 'jipped' whilst at school for my lack of popularity, BUT, my intelligence comes in handy when my classmates contradict themselves.

[Parthenon]

You have to be gay. . I'm not even that fashion wise

Not at all, gays don't wear seersucker.

I want to see what you look like..hopefully sexy.... .

Only joking with the gay thing ..but what is seersucker?

Seersucker Thursday in the Senate.

Seersucker is a thin, all-cotton fabric, commonly striped or checkered, used to make clothing for spring and summer wear. The word came into English from Hindi, which originates from the Persian words "shir o shakar," meaning "milk and sugar", probably from the resemblance of its smooth and rough stripes to the smooth surface of milk and bumpy texture of sugar. Seersucker is woven in such a way that some threads bunch together, giving the fabric a wrinkled appearance in places. This feature causes the fabric to be mostly held away from the skin when worn, facilitating improved heat dissipation and air circulation. It also means that ironing is not necessary.

Was popular in the British colonies and the American south because of this feature.

Closeup of the fabric in varying colors.

[Western Mercenary Unio]

No, my clothes are pretty much only T-shirts, hoodies, jeans and track pants. I have a trilby as a hat and trainers as shoes.

[Dimoniquid]

Nope. I get 'jipped' whilst at school for my lack of popularity, BUT, my intelligence comes in handy when my classmates contradict themselves.

[Colonic Immigration]

You have to be gay. . I'm not even that fashion wise

Not at all, gays don't wear seersucker.

I want to see what you look like..hopefully sexy.... .

Only joking with the gay thing ..but what is seersucker?

[EvilDarkMagicians]

What is this fraternity thing...?

Seems very strange to me...I don't really get it...even with wiki

[Colonic Immigration]

Not at all, gays don't wear seersucker.

I want to see what you look like..hopefully sexy.... .

Only joking with the gay thing ..but what is seersucker?

Seersucker Thursday in the Senate.

Seersucker is a thin, all-cotton fabric, commonly striped or checkered, used to make clothing for spring and summer wear. The word came into English from Hindi, which originates from the Persian words "shir o shakar," meaning "milk and sugar", probably from the resemblance of its smooth and rough stripes to the smooth surface of milk and bumpy texture of sugar. Seersucker is woven in such a way that some threads bunch together, giving the fabric a wrinkled appearance in places. This feature causes the fabric to be mostly held away from the skin when worn, facilitating improved heat dissipation and air circulation. It also means that ironing is not necessary.

Was popular in the British colonies and the American south because of this feature.

Closeup of the fabric in varying colors.

EWWW. My pics far better than yours.

[Dyakovo]

What is this fraternity thing...?

Seems very strange to me...I don't really get it...even with wiki

Its college clubs for uptight elitists who want to try and show how much better they are. Usually by acting despicably...

[EvilDarkMagicians]

and who said gays don't wear seersucker?

[Parthenon]

You have to be gay. . I'm not even that fashion wise

Not at all, gays don't wear seersucker.

If fratboys do, then some gays do.

There is a large difference between your stereotypical movie "Fratboy" and a southern gentleman. The latter are the only ones that get bids to the prestigious chapters in the south while the garbage that gives us a bad reputation just festers in bottom tier houses in the north. Finding a homosexual in any respectable house in the south is pretty much impossible given the prevalence of WASPs.

[Colonic Immigration]

and who said gays don't wear seersucker?

He's gay? You know this? No, you don't.

[Gift-of-god]

There is a large difference between your stereotypical movie "Fratboy" and a southern gentleman. The latter are the only ones that get bids to the prestigious chapters in the south while the garbage that gives us a bad reputation just festers in bottom tier houses in the north. Finding a homosexual in any respectable house in the south is pretty much impossible given the prevalence of WASPs.

You don't seriously believe this, do you?

[Dyakovo]

Not at all, gays don't wear seersucker.

If fratboys do, then some gays do.

There is a large difference between your stereotypical movie "Fratboy" and a southern gentleman. The latter are the only ones that get bids to the prestigious chapters in the south while the garbage that gives us a bad reputation just festers in bottom tier houses in the north. Finding a homosexual in any respectable house in the south is pretty much impossible given the prevalence of WASPs.

Only because they're in the closet...

[YLOKANDIA]

AVANT-GARDISM FTW!!!! (I couldn't think of a better term.....so yeah)

[EvilDarkMagicians]

and who said gays don't wear seersucker?

He's gay? You know this? No, you don't.

Sarcasm...is not your strong point.

[The Northern Baltic]

I would never wear clothes that aren't comfortable to me. Skinny jeans...? WTH!

I would never wear any clothes. Period.

[Parthenon]

EWWW. My pics far better than yours.

I agree with that point, just wanted to show how it isn't just something limited to the Greek community (although most of those senators were greek). The fabric swatches picture was for the closeup of the texture, anyone wearing some of those colors has no taste whatsoever. Don't think I have even seen garments in most of those colors.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I would never wear clothes that aren't comfortable to me. Skinny jeans...? WTH!

I would never wear any clothes. Period.

I like the way you think.

[The Cat-Tribe]

Not at all, gays don't wear seersucker.

If fratboys do, then some gays do.

There is a large difference between your stereotypical movie "Fratboy" and a southern gentleman. The latter are the only ones that get bids to the prestigious chapters in the south while the garbage that gives us a bad reputation just festers in bottom tier houses in the north. Finding a homosexual in any respectable house in the south is pretty much impossible given the prevalence of WASPs.

Lord knows a WASP can't be a homosexual or vice versa.

And men that are into being Greek and prefer the company of other men can't be southern gentlemen ... oh, snap.

EDIT: I have no doubt most southern frats are homophobic in the extreme. Doesn't mean you have no gays among you.

[Arivada]

I don't care what i wear.

[Colonic Immigration]

and who said gays don't wear seersucker?

He's gay? You know this? No, you don't.

Sarcasm...is not your strong point.

You're right, it's not.

But, I don't like it when people say someone's gay cos of thhe way they look/dress/speak.

[Baycosa]

I wear what is "comfy womfy", on the job I wear what the code says.