clothing - do western guys wear flowers?

[yellow]

does this belong here?
:thinking:


was invited to a country festival yesterday.
As I dont have any clothing, I searched the very poor offering here at my place.

the only shirt that I really liked was:

(color is a bit off, the white ist mroe a linen white/brown, the red is a tiny bit more vivid.)
Obviously a woman's shirt, as usually I wear "M", but even with "XL" the arms were 5 cm too short, damn.

So I coose the next best, that black shirt the guy wears here:

(wow, nice. another black shirt, must have dozends of them ...
thats why I would like the other colors)

Now, real question: given that flower shirt suits, is such one appropriate for a guy?
Or is that a no! NO! NO!?
(PS: I would have worn it tucked into the jeans, not with that knot)

 

[Justintoxicated]

Both those shirts are no good. Esp the first one. Unless of course your right ear is pierced.

 

[The Dane]

Both those shirts are no good. Esp the first one. Unless of course your right ear is pierced.

I find the first shirt quite Ok with the stuffing it is displayed with :lolsign:

 

[LuxLuthor]

Yeah, you ask the question and then display hot babes that could wear anything as far as I am concerned. Depends on your sexual preference, but unless you are trying out for a sequel to Brokeback Mountain, most guys don't wear flower shirts, unless it's like an island (Hawaiian/Caribbean) shirt.

 

[Greg G]

Any decent long sleeve button up shirt will work, such as a Polo brand.

The jeans and boots are more important.

 

[souptree]

If PK is man enough to wear flowers, so are you!! :wave:

 

[TorchBoy]

Hey yellow, how come you have followed the advice in your sigline? :devil:

 

[Lasernerd]

Not in my neck of the woods! Pacific Northwest.
The Hawaiian types maybe sometimes

I might wear a Black Orchid on a Black shirt LOL!

 

[Dave Keith]

Around my part of Texas they would say, "Aw, hell no!" to those shirts on males. Boots and jeans are a given, and the rest is all about the hat.

Otherwise, it's a costume, not an "outfit," as in, "I see by your outfit that you are a cowboy."