How do you dress on a night out

KungPao · 19-09-2014 12:51AM

Check shirt tucked into my bootcut Wranglers, with slip on shoes that have little tassels on the front.

A bit of brylcreem in the hair and a spray of Slazenger Sports or Lynx Africa, and I'm ready for a night on the tiles with the boyos.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 19-09-2014 12:54AM

KungPao wrote: »

Check shirt tucked into my bootcut Wranglers, with slip on shoes that have little tassels on the front.

A bit of brylcreem in the hair and a spray of Slazenger Sports or Lynx Africa, and I'm ready for a night on the tiles with the boyos.

You single bbz

Right Turn Clyde · 19-09-2014 12:55AM

I like to wear skirts that are way too tight for me. I also like tight tops that show exactly how fat I am. I prefer sleeveless tops, so everyone can see the names of my six kids tattooed on my arm. I only wear high heel shoes, preferably ones I can't walk in. I only like a little bit of fake tan, just enough so I don't look Irish, but not too much in case I look like a scumbag.

KungPao · 19-09-2014 01:25AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

You single bbz

Define "single" hun

Just playing the field, Sexi Lexie. The birds cant get enuff of this stuff

#playerforlife

--LOS-- · 19-09-2014 01:29AM

I make sure my clothes are clean and they could even be ironed

Feck high heels though, I have a box of shoes that haven't been worn in a year because I dress for the bicycle!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 19-09-2014 02:05AM

KungPao wrote: »

Define "single" hun Just playing the field, Sexi Lexie. The birds cant get enuff of this stuff

#playerforlife

Wutz up wih ur spellin dho? Ye txt weird

thepieman12345 · 19-09-2014 02:26AM

Depends on the night and where I'm going. If I'm just going out with a few friends for some drinks ill stick to casual with maybe jeans and tshirt or jumper. If it's an occasion of some sort maybe some nice trousers and fitted shirt. Also it would depend on the kind of place I was going to.

dgt · 19-09-2014 03:10AM

I dress like my car.

Dodgy as f*ck

Call Me Jimmy · 19-09-2014 03:13AM

like a ****innnnnn sluh'

Galwayguy35 · 19-09-2014 06:41AM

T shirt or shirt and jeans.

ToddyDoody · 19-09-2014 06:46AM

I wear my most durable clothes, given the punishment they take on a night out. That's; my dr. Martins, bootcut jeans and north face sweatshirt (or equivalent)

Galwayguy35 · 19-09-2014 06:54AM

Women are tough, going out in December in a dress and heels just shows what remarkable intestinal fortitude they have.

19-09-2014 07:20AM

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

Women are tough, going out in December in a dress and heels just shows what remarkable intestinal fortitude they have.

I was at an underworld gig a couple of years ago. During da big freeeeeze. I went in a dress with tights and flat winter boots. It was kinda icey outside but thawing. Heading into the city after and the temp was dropping. Came out of a club at 4am to snow absolutely bucketing down. It was gorgeous! Taxis were impossible to get nearby so off I toddled in my boots and warm clothes and eventually got a cab a couple of kms away.

The amount of girls freezing outside when I left was ridiculous. I'll never forget one girl with hot pants and a vest and strappy stilleto sandals. On the phone, teeth chattering and nearly crying. She couldn't walk anywhere in case she broke her neck and she couldn't get a taxi.

I don't get that now, that's just silly.

Censorsh!t · 19-09-2014 09:00AM

I'll usually just wear jeans and a t shirt, or sometimes a skirt and casual top if I'm feeling adventurous. And just some eye makeup, nothing fancy.

I only go to pubs nowadays anyway, so no point in dressing up too much.

For birthdays, depending on the place, you might catch me in a dress and heels. Maybe.

whisky_galore · 19-09-2014 09:06AM

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

Women are tough, going out in December in a dress and heels just shows what remarkable intestinal fortitude they have.

Statisically speaking a male will die of exposure before a female. Females generally have a higher percentage of body fat than males, somehow they don't like this factoid for some reason...

cletus van damme · 19-09-2014 09:16AM

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

Smart casual for the most part. If heading out for a casual bite to eat or a few drinks then it will be dark jeans or chinos, a fitted shirt, blazer. Like to think I dress well, and in a style that suits my age. Nothing worse than seeing a man in his 30's wearing baggy bootcut jeans, converse runners and a cheap t-shirt.

the more you post the more I know we would never be friends.

although that said my tshirts for wearing on the town arent cheap.
a fcuking blazer

- it's chaps like you in their 30's who make me dispair.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 19-09-2014 09:20AM

cletus van damme wrote: »

the more you post the more I know we would never be friends.

although that said my tshirts for wearing on the town arent cheap.
a fcuking blazer - it's chaps like you in their 30's who make me dispair.

Bit harsh. He sounds like he has good taste! Love when guys make an effort

shalalala · 19-09-2014 09:21AM

Like most women on this, skinny jeans and a nice top with a blazer for food or the pub. And a dress when I go out. Always have 6"+ heels on cus I wear flats all day. Makeup wise I never ever do fake tan. I am pale and like it that way. I tend to have a small eyeliner flick and a red or bright pink lip.

cletus van damme · 19-09-2014 09:21AM

jeans tshirt and i've a nice jacket for going out in.
and casual runner (like vans)

local pub is whatever I'm wearing.

cletus van damme · 19-09-2014 09:24AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

Bit harsh. He sounds like he has good taste! Love when guys make an effort

It's the attitude to be fair.

Although I must say it causes me to be sad when yet another one of my peers shows up for a function looking like their dad.

Davarus Walrus · 19-09-2014 09:35AM

cletus van damme wrote: »

It's the attitude to be fair.

Although I must say it causes me to be sad when yet another one of my peers shows up for a function looking like their dad.

Looking like their Dad how? The worst look of all is lads in their 30's and 40's who still dress like teenagers. It looks dishevelled as best, and downright creepy at worst. Like they believe that Kurt Cobain is still around. And wearing a short sleeve t-shirt over a long sleeve one, converse runners and jeans with an arse on them you could smuggle a baboon into Ireland with - are still the height of fashion. The 90's are over.

whisky_galore · 19-09-2014 09:39AM

Don't have a problem with a blazer, not a hope would I wear a cardigan though. I'd have to be sucking my dinner through a straw in a nursing home first.

rainbow kirby · 19-09-2014 09:49AM

Skinny jeans, a nice top, either a blazer or cardi with that. Shoe choice determined by how far I have to walk, but heels rarely higher than around 3 inches because I just can't walk in them. I tend to be more likely to wear dresses for work than for a night out, for some reason.

Fat Christy · 19-09-2014 09:50AM

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Skinny jeans, a nice top, either a blazer or cardi with that. Shoe choice determined by how far I have to walk, but heels rarely higher than around 3 inches because I just can't walk in them. I tend to be more likely to wear dresses for work than for a night out, for some reason.

Or dance in them! What's the point in going out if you can't dance?

Frigga_92 · 19-09-2014 09:54AM

I always wear dresses when going out. I wear dresses or skirts everyday in work too, I only own 1 pair of trousers for work. I live in jeans as I drive a bike so when I'm going out I like to escape from the jeans.
I used to live in high heels until I broke my leg, now I can't wear them anymore

anncoates · 19-09-2014 10:06AM

Pretty standard for me.

Dark, fitted jeans, plain polo shirt or jumper and trainers (suedes or plimsols only).

If better required, dark fitted jeans, decent shoes and maybe a suit jacket or overcoat

Round the house or after work: don't care, just tracksuit bottoms and tee shirt.

cletus van damme · 19-09-2014 10:23AM

Davarus Walrus wrote: »

Looking like their Dad how? The worst look of all is lads in their 30's and 40's who still dress like teenagers. It looks dishevelled as best, and downright creepy at worst. Like they believe that Kurt Cobain is still around. And wearing a short sleeve t-shirt over a long sleeve one, converse runners and jeans with an arse on them you could smuggle a baboon into Ireland with - are still the height of fashion. The 90's are over.

ha. funny but not how I dress

as for looking like their dads - it's the blazier , v neck, chinos and sensible shoes etc.

when I'm out, I'm out to relax - i don't relax when I'm dressed like I'm going to work. smart casual is still work attire. to me anyway.

anncoates · 19-09-2014 10:29AM

cletus van damme wrote: »

it's the blazier

Don't knock the blazer!

19-09-2014 10:44AM

If I'm going somewhere casual it's jeans & a polo or a rugby jersey & whichever runners I didn't puke on the weekend before. If I'm going somewhere nice I might wear a fancy jersey.

KungPao · 19-09-2014 10:55AM

This is the mental image I have of that von Bismarck fella - the one on the cutting edge of Euro finance...

How do you dress on a night out

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