Wearing a suit with suspenders to a nightclub

[Captain Winky]

Originally Posted by bjornb17

I guess you don't need the suit to reek of douche lol.

Look, I'm hardly the OP's new BFF, know virtually nothing about him, but I will say this: I know people who grew up with ungodly amounts of money and when you're surrounded by people who don't have those means, you will be as socially awkward as someone who has a scrotum growing from their chin. If having money meant you were never able to quite fit in, you may very well come to internet forums and ask questions such as the OP's. It doesn't make you a douche in and of itself (the OP could very well be a douche, but I don't have enough information to say one way or the other with certainty), it just makes you a bit awkward, sort of the way I imagine our attention to clothes makes us in social encounters in the "real world" from time to time. Just playing

's advocate...

 

[Sanguis Mortuum]

Originally Posted by tricky

So are you hitting top London clubs like Fabric? You still should dress casual.

I don't get the impression that Fabric is the kind of club he's going to, though I have seen people wearing suits in there...

 

[ginlimetonic]

Originally Posted by jaymanjones

I see this thread has gotten out of hand quite quickly... I do not go out trying to look "rich"... I don't give a **** what I wear or what other people wear... I have $30K watches, $7000 shoes, $5000 suits and the list goes on. It doesn't interest me at all if any of you believe me or not, that ain't my problem...
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Originally Posted by jaymanjones

I see this thread has gotten out of hand quite quickly... I do not go out trying to look "rich"... I don't give a **** what I wear or what other people wear... I have $30K watches, $7000 shoes, $5000 suits and the list goes on. It doesn't interest me at all if any of you believe me or not, that ain't my problem...
Maybe OP's bad attitude is becuase of the pain his $7,000 shoes are giving him

Originally Posted by jaymanjones

I see this thread has gotten out of hand quite quickly... I do not go out trying to look "rich"... I don't give a **** what I wear or what other people wear... I have $30K watches, $7000 shoes, $5000 suits and the list goes on. It doesn't interest me at all if any of you believe me or not, that ain't my problem...
Woman who won $5,000 in a sex abuse suit against church must pay legal costs

DB OP enjoys DB answers.

 

[T-Lama]

Yes, you can wear suspenders, but only if you wear a belt too so everyone know exactly how much of a big timer you are. Play on playa'

 

[The Silverfox]

This thread is absurd, and the most of the blame for that lies with people other than the OP.

He asks a simple question about wearing braces, and 99% of the replies are about how he's a poser for liking suits... As if it was a reasonable assumption that the clubs he's talking about are hip-hop clubs in miami or whatever, or that the choice of whether to wear a suit or not was what he was asking in the first place.

Then when he tries to tell people that for the kind of clubs he frequents suits aren't inappropriate, he gets a shitload of nonsense about how much money other people spent wearing sneakers and a t-shirt and that he's not a baller...

When he then takes the bait and replies in kind, he's the prick who's talking about money and bling, right?

Jesus Christ people, if you don't have an opinion on braces in a nightclub setting, just ******* leave it... He didn't ask if you would wear a suit to the kind of clubs you like, nor did he ask if you would be impressed by him spending his parent's money. He just asked if braces were ok outside of the office, assuming one was wearing a suit.

Maybe suits are appropriate for places like Tramp and BLC, maybe they aren't. Maybe the OP is a douche, and maybe he isn't. What does it matter? Neither are very related to actual topic.

 

[mic]

Wait, so is it not okay to wear suspenders in a club?


Please don't tell my girlfriend! She won't love me anymore.

 

[bjornb17]

Originally Posted by Captain Winky

Look, I'm hardly the OP's new BFF, know virtually nothing about him, but I will say this: I know people who grew up with ungodly amounts of money and when you're surrounded by people who don't have those means, you will be as socially awkward as someone who has a scrotum growing from their chin. If having money meant you were never able to quite fit in, you may very well come to internet forums and ask questions such as the OP's. It doesn't make you a douche in and of itself (the OP could very well be a douche, but I don't have enough information to say one way or the other with certainty), it just makes you a bit awkward, sort of the way I imagine our attention to clothes makes us in social encounters in the "real world" from time to time. Just playing

's advocate...

I'm not responding to his original question, which seemed sincere. But his other posts in this thread are questionable.

 

[HPress]

Originally Posted by The Silverfox

This thread is absurd, and the most of the blame for that lies with people other than the OP.

He asks a simple question about wearing braces, and 99% of the replies are about how he's a poser for liking suits... As if it was a reasonable assumption that the clubs he's talking about are hip-hop clubs in miami or whatever, or that the choice of whether to wear a suit or not was what he was asking in the first place.

Then when he tries to tell people that for the kind of clubs he frequents suits aren't inappropriate, he gets a shitload of nonsense about how much money other people spent wearing sneakers and a t-shirt and that he's not a baller...

When he then takes the bait and replies in kind, he's the prick who's talking about money and bling, right?

Jesus Christ people, if you don't have an opinion on braces in a nightclub setting, just ******* leave it... He didn't ask if you would wear a suit to the kind of clubs you like, nor did he ask if you would be impressed by him spending his parent's money. He just asked if braces were ok outside of the office, assuming one was wearing a suit.

Maybe suits are appropriate for places like Tramp and BLC, maybe they aren't. Maybe the OP is a douche, and maybe he isn't. What does it matter? Neither are very related to actual topic.

I think this thread is pretty interesting as is.

 

[The Silverfox]

Originally Posted by HPress

I think this thread is pretty interesting as is.

As a substitute for reading the more entertaining nonsense in DT, sure...

As a source of information for someone interested in wearing braces, it's about as useful as **** on a shark.

 

[PoundSand]

Originally Posted by jaymanjones

I see this thread has gotten out of hand quite quickly...

Dude, I don't think you understand- my "why the f' you asking" was specifically to your "Amen" to a "do what you want" post. It's obvious that you want to wear the suspenders, so why the f' you asking here about what people think, then arguing it (with the "Amen" attitude. Which is fine, for the record.).

 

[PoundSand]

Originally Posted by Talleyrand

Anyone that speaks of only wearing "jeans and kicks" has a very limited knowledge of the various types of night clubs individuals can attend in real cities. Many upscale night clubs in LA and NYC have dress codes and if you are wearing "kicks" you will not get in. Even if you think you are a "baller" and can just grease the security, unless you are friends with the owner of the spot, you are not getting in under dress code. I was told by ladies from Britain that the best clubs you will not get into wearing "trainers".

nyc, maybe. los angeles, i've never, ever, ever not gotten into a club due to wearing kicks, regardless of what the policy is. it's a chill town, and if you ain't getting in because of wearing sneakers, it's because you weren't getting in anyways. ;D

 

[Talleyrand]

Originally Posted by PoundSand

nyc, maybe. los angeles, i've never, ever, ever not gotten into a club due to wearing kicks, regardless of what the policy is. it's a chill town, and if you ain't getting in because of wearing sneakers, it's because you weren't getting in anyways

Try getting into the Edison on Saturday night with "jeans and kicks" and let me know how that works out for you

 

[jaymanjones]

Originally Posted by The Silverfox

This thread is absurd, and the most of the blame for that lies with people other than the OP.

He asks a simple question about wearing braces, and 99% of the replies are about how he's a poser for liking suits... As if it was a reasonable assumption that the clubs he's talking about are hip-hop clubs in miami or whatever, or that the choice of whether to wear a suit or not was what he was asking in the first place.

Then when he tries to tell people that for the kind of clubs he frequents suits aren't inappropriate, he gets a shitload of nonsense about how much money other people spent wearing sneakers and a t-shirt and that he's not a baller...

When he then takes the bait and replies in kind, he's the prick who's talking about money and bling, right?

Jesus Christ people, if you don't have an opinion on braces in a nightclub setting, just ******* leave it... He didn't ask if you would wear a suit to the kind of clubs you like, nor did he ask if you would be impressed by him spending his parent's money. He just asked if braces were ok outside of the office, assuming one was wearing a suit.

Maybe suits are appropriate for places like Tramp and BLC, maybe they aren't. Maybe the OP is a douche, and maybe he isn't. What does it matter? Neither are very related to actual topic.

I see you're from London...

PM me... I'd likeyou to come out with me one day... You're a good lad...

 

[Eason]

Originally Posted by jaymanjones

Hello gentlemen,

I'd like to know what the rule is for wearing suspenders outside the "office", per se. Is it too formal to wear them to a nightclub?? And what about wearing them without a tie??

In essence, I just don't want to look like an idiot and have my dawgs ask me "Hey! Just come back from the office have you??" and other comments of such nature, mainly on account of me being 21 years old and a student...

So yeah, is it alright to rock the suspenders with an open shirt sans the tie?? Or does one require a tie to look more complete and presentable??

Thanks friends,
Jayman

The kind of person who would premeditatively wear a suit with suspenders to a nightclub is not the kind of person who can wear a suit with suspenders to a nightclub.

 

[Talleyrand]

Originally Posted by Fuuma

You're not going to get rockers, fashion crowd, artists, etc by telling them they need to wear a suit.


If you want a great party with no dress code just go to a week of Burning Man. No dress code there...