Anybody else hate dressing up?

[Crimean]

I have never been a fashion-monger and always dress according to the principle of "being no worse than the majority," because clothing should fulfill a strictly utilitarian function without any posing at all.
Coming home, I always gladly put on one of my favorite tracksuits - only in them I feel myself "free" enough.

[JamesBond007]

I don't mind dressing up formally, if I have to. But stockings are not my thing. They were made by the Devil himself. I find them to be really uncomfortable in general.

Americans are idiots and dress like slobs. Technically, sports coats, khakis, a tie and blucher shoes are casual wear but Americans think that is dressing up because they are genetic peasants.

[Daco Celtic]

No Zegna? They also have good casual wear

[JamesBond007]

This post smacks of Neckbeardism, I really hope that's not the case.

Americans dress like slobs because they are peasants :

[The Lawspeaker]

And this is why I prefer a barong tagalog. It's "dressing up" in the Filipino sense but it, thankfully, doesn't involve nooses.. err sorry neckties.

[Atlantid]

I hate dressing in suites/tuxedoes/ties etc.
I know it's attractive to opposite sex but these days EVERYONE does it so what's the point?
Also everyone these days thinks they are some royalty, I rather dress like some peasant in jeans or sweatpants..., at least I can kick ur ass

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You can dress good without having to wear a suit.

[JamesBond007]

No Zegna? They also have good casual wear

I probably have a few Zegna ties but I am going through all my clothes I have a ton of stuff

[The Lawspeaker]

The late HRH Prince Claus of the Netherlands sums up my exact feelings about the Croat's worst crime against humanity - the invention of the cravat - the necktie at 0:19:

[Crimean]

And this is why I prefer a barong tagalog. It's "dressing up" in the Filipino sense but it, thankfully, doesn't involve nooses.. err sorry neckties.

One of my father’s comrades (a military man from Bangladesh) rented an apartment from us in the 90s and gifted several similar shirts, one of them is now mine, almost new.

[The Lawspeaker]

One of my father’s comrades (a military man from Bangladesh) rented an apartment from us in the 90s and gifted several similar shirts, one of them is now mine, almost new.

It's probably a different item but it's much more comfortable than anything we in the West seem to consider "formal wear" as it doesn't make you sweat and feel uncomfortable our wear does.