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12-06-2008, 11:14 AM
pfft whoever recommended wearing a suit to a club obviously goes to the wrong clubs. sneakers + jeans + tee for guy is fine. who the hell wants to dance in a suit? and unless you are on a business trip why would you even need a suit? even the most exclusive of restaurants in tokyo such as Beige only require a tailored jkt - not a full suit.
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12-06-2008, 01:14 PM
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Don't try and be a poseur. Just wear what you feel comfortable in and have a good time. Poseurs tend to be dickheads with lots of money who attract a certain type of girl... Those kind of girls are not worth your attention. |
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12-06-2008, 02:50 PM
just be yourself. Don't act desperate either. If you try to get a girl too hard she will wonder why you need to try.... raises red flags... just play it cool and youll be fine. i recommend wearing yellow pants with a blue shirt and an orange jacket (worked out fine for meeting girls for me..)
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12-10-2008, 06:58 AM
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12-10-2008, 09:59 PM
I dont want to get into some debate over personal tastes and such and i apologise for my overly opinionated response. But yes i am aware of different types of suits and have a waredrobe full of them myself (being a designer for a brand that makes suits) but a suit in any sense means matching trousers and tailored jacket, and to me that is a bit full on and uncomfortable for dancing and such at a club, at a bar or lounge i could understand that being appropriate. A blazer or tailored jacket over a tee at a club is as close to suited up I would get but I would check that in on arrival anyway.
Point in close is, to the original poster, just dress comfortably and however you want to dress. If you get declined for not dressing properly does that really seem like a club you would want to go to anyway? Here are some shots from the Jeremy Scott fashion after party @ La Fabrique i stumbled across on TokyoDandy: |
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