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13th April 10, 08:53 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by MacLowlife
I like the jabot and look forward to seeing people wear it, be it for white or black tie, or just because it is so much fun to mess with people ( Epater les Bourgeoises). And, to some degree, a lot of this discussion is like Fantasy Football- we do wear these things, but many of us describe them more than we actually put them on.
I hope I am wrong there.
And wrong is probably what I am about Traditional vs Historical, especially in THIS forum, but I think it is useful to remember that Traditional either evolves or it is merely another word for Historical.
I expect a handy and practical trick is to find a picture of the outfit one contemplates, many of which are above, and to ask oneself "Will that look good on me? Do I like the way that looks?" And there is your answer. We all seem to agree about the ruche tie and the 5 button waistcoat, but millions of Chavs can't be wrong, can they?
As DLP said about my own folly, de gustibus non est disputandem.
Ok, I'm sorry. MacLowlife is in charge of suggesting the jabot from now on.
Where's those emergancy jabot instructions you said you would post?
Last edited by Bugbear; 13th April 10 at 10:07 PM.
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