Matchy-matchy?

[Vanessa]

I haven't seen it much in a while but recall friends saying that in Texas it was a bit more common to have a couple out in matching western wear.

Tropical & resort wear as well. It's not uncommon in the islands to see matching Hawaiian shirts & dresses. . .but yeah, that's in the islands.

 

[John in Covina]

Tropical & resort wear as well. It's not uncommon in the islands to see matching Hawaiian shirts & dresses. . .but yeah, that's in the islands.

On vacation in touristy type places seems a bit more condusive to matching outfits in a kitschy sort of way.

 

[Vanessa]

And finding someone lost in the marketplace.

 

[Foofoogal]

It's not uncommon in the islands to see matching Hawaiian shirts & dresses. . .but yeah, that's in the islands.

they eat lots of spam too.lol

 

[Vanessa]

<-- Proud attendee of last year's Spam Jam in Waikiki.

Purely by coincidence, but the spam was enjoyed just the same.

 

[Miss Sis]

Hmmmm. The BF and I try to make sure we tone but don't match our vintage! Scarily, we have a couple of suits that are *very* alike, but I hasten to add they are skirt suits, in my case.

I like to check that he's not wearing navy blue whilst I'm planning to wear brown, for example. I mean, my dear, we'd simply look a FRIGHT whilst dancing together! lol

 

[Edward]

This reminds me of the matching tie and pocket square debate we had a while back. I think the consensus opinion there as to what 'works' - coordinate, rather than match - is equally applicable here!

 

[David Conwill]

I'm far less bothered by the matching (I agree that it's kind of cute, though not something I'd generally like to do) than I am by the obvious, but unmentioned Disney obsession that's going on there. I've never understood the rabid, saccharine loyalty some people have to what is essentially just a huge media corporation.

-Dave

 

[Slim Portly]

I'm far less bothered by the matching (I agree that it's kind of cute, though not something I'd generally like to do) than I am by the obvious, but unmentioned Disney obsession that's going on there. I've never understood the rabid, saccharine loyalty some people have to what is essentially just a huge media corporation.

-Dave

There is a wee bit of that in my workplace; I consider it an odd but mostly benign form of psychosis.

 

[BeBopBaby]

There is a wee bit of that in my workplace; I consider it an odd but mostly benign form of psychosis.

I must confess, I'm slighty creeped out by the grown women I've worked with who have Winnie the Pooh and Eyore plastered all over their clothing and possessions.

 

[SGT Rocket]

Scarry

Ok, so this quote totally weirds me out.

"It also means that other than sometimes her pants, Honey never buys women's clothes. Once, while on fancy dress night on a Carnival cruise, they both wore tuxedos."

Yikes. I like my women to look like a woman. I like my woman to be strong like a woman, not strong like a man.