Society of Ragamuffins

[+ Keith30309]

Dressing Poorly Is Still Better Than Not Dressing At All

 

[liubit]

It depends on the way you look, Keith :)

[Guest]

I'm going on a cruise around New Zealand and Australia in several weeks. I must say that I'm relieved at not having to pack a tux or even a coat and tie any more. Celebrity Cruises has done away with formal (tux) and even informal (coat and tie) nights. I suspect other cruise lines have done the same. I suppose there was a certain fun at playing "dress-up," but having to lug all of those clothes around the globe wasn't worth it....

 

http://cruisetalk.org/celebrity-dress-code-gets-a-reboot-with-evening-chic/

[Lookin]

Celebrity Cruises has done away with formal (tux) and even informal (coat and tie) nights. I suspect other cruise lines have done the same.

 

http://i99.beon.ru/cs5139.vk.com/u34524922/141777088/y_6f6da3e8.jpg

'Scuse! Which way to the smorgasbord?

[bigvalboy]

"Always put your best foot forward"

[seaboy4hire]

who said i could drop a few $$$ on an escort just because

i m on this forum haven't been able to do that in a few years

 

Merow! Guess you done told me.

[+ dutchmuch]

I wore golf shirt and dress shorts for this Thanksgiving.

[+ Funguy]

A number of years ago I took the original Orient Express train from Venice to Paris - 24 hours/overnight. At dinner one was supposed to wear tux/dark suit and women very dressy also. Wouldn't you know it - one guy (the only guy not in a tux) wore plaid shorts and white T-shirt. Of course, he was an American!

At bedtime, everybody lined up in each car to use the bathroom - everyone was wearing fancy bed attire/silk robes, etc. It was really a fun affair!