George Bernard Shaw wore suits almost as well as he wrote plays. Case in point:
George Bernard Shaw, 1909.
The hat is a nice touch.
George Bernard Shaw, 1914.
Hmm. This looks familiar.
George Bernard Shaw, 1946.
Jaunty at 90.
[Alternative Muses] Writerly Style: George Bernard Shaw Demonstrates How to Wear a Suit
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jaunty at 90 is the caption of the day. #love
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i agree! it’s choice!
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Yay! I think he was a fab dresser.
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for sure!
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Thank you! He never had a hair out of place, as it were.
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My he was quite the snappy dresser.
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I definitely agree!
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Wasn’t he, though? He always looked impeccable!
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Isn’t is amazing how men dressed in suits and ties every day, put a hat on to go out. Now I cringe when I see a guy in a wife-beater come in to a nice restaurant.
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Yes, it is. My husband has a large wardrobe that includes many, many suits. I love him for that (well, and hundreds of other reasons).
I have never seen a man in a wife-beater in a nice restaurant (lucky me), but I will have to ask The Chef if he has!
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Hope all is well on doggie/people front. Thinking about you. Nice post.
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Better on the one and worse on the other. Thanks for asking.
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It should be a rule that men wear vests and suspenders. Oh, but then I’d have to up my look a bit. Never mind. 🙂
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I don’t know about a rule, but at least a good, healthy suggestion!
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I like making rules I never expect anyone to follow–ask my dogs. 🙂
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More like, “demonstrates how to wear a beard.”
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Ha, that he does!
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