luciddreamer
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You couldn’t tell me shyt wit the blazer and polo button up and jeans wit the diesels on
7, true religion or evisu jeans...
what the hell was i thinking back then, 
They really had us baby millennials dressing business casual to go to the club
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7, true religion or evisu jeans...
I really didn't participate in that era..it wasn't for me. Maybe because I always wore the "proper" club attire before it became cool. But I did have a bunch of throwbacks and jerseys. No shame either and I still have some that I rock from time to time
I Really Mean It
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On principle, I avoided clubs that had dress codes. You could go a couple blocks down the street to a club frequented by a predominantly white clientele and see a bunch of Biffs and Beckies wearing all manner of clothing that was anything but business casual - baseball caps, t-shirts, jeans, sneakers, etc.
Those signs that sat next to a club’s entrance and read:
NO HATS
NO JEANS
NO SNEAKERS
NO WINTER BOOTS (Timberlands)
NO PANTS THAT ARE SAGGING
NO LABELS ON YOUR CLOTHING
NO JEWELRY WORN OUTSIDE OF YOUR SHIRT
always struck me as
Those signs that sat next to a club’s entrance and read:
NO HATS
NO JEANS
NO SNEAKERS
NO WINTER BOOTS (Timberlands)
NO PANTS THAT ARE SAGGING
NO LABELS ON YOUR CLOTHING
NO JEWELRY WORN OUTSIDE OF YOUR SHIRT
always struck me as
Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
Button down shirts still good
shyt only look goofy if you pair it with size 42 wide leg jeans, and bowling shoes
shyt only look goofy if you pair it with size 42 wide leg jeans, and bowling shoes
You mean the no dress code? Thats nothing to celebrate. A lot of those clubs were openly discriminating and still do which is why i never cared to go clubbing. Not my thing anyway as i usually look out of place. As a kid growing up, my idea of the club in my head was that they had metal detectors because the known ones that i heard about in the 90s were getting shot up. So that dress code shyt is so bullshyt
dress code? Thats nothing to celebrate. A lot of those clubs were openly discriminating and still do which is why i never cared to go clubbing. Not my thing anyway as i usually look out of place. As a kid growing up, my idea of the club in my head was that they had metal detectors because the known ones that i heard about in the 90s were getting shot up. So that dress code shyt is so bullshyt
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No one was wearing slim fit shirts back thenButton down shirts still good
shyt only look goofy if you pair it with size 42 wide leg jeans, and bowling shoes
why did you post this?
The greatest to ever do blazers/sports coats...
Inspired me today.
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Inspired me today.
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Bryan Danielson
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Mordith
H.E.N.R.Y.
I came from the era where we could wear ANYTHING
Dress codes in the club
What years are you talking?
. Because I think this may have been more of a Bmore thing because DC clubs had dress codes in my day and I'm a few years older than you.
Why is that nikka face to face. If I wasn't getting grindin on, I wasn't dancingMid 2000s
Early 2010s
