Should the Presidency be a more (sartorially) informal office?

[Lief 🗽]

Harry Crane is this one:



And even he's still much better dressed than anyone at Wal-Mart.

[opebo]

Harry Crane is this one:



And even he's still much better dressed than anyone at Wal-Mart.

Ok.  I don't get why anyone would criticize that man - anyway he looks rather more like Al than anyone else on the show.

[King]

This thread made realize something: Joe Biden is the Roger Sterling of American politics.

[Sol]

This thread made realize something: Joe Biden is the Roger Sterling of American politics.

Who does that make Obama? Don?

[opebo]

3. More homages to regional dress. We don't really have a "national costume" like non-western nations. But it would be nice for, say, a congressman representing a large number of Native Americans to occasionally incorporate elements of traditional dress; or someone from Miami could wear a guayabera every now and then.

So for the mass of the Southern/Rural Republican representatives, they aught to dress like the man on the right:

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

I was talking to Simfan today on Facebook. He strongly disapproves of this thread's premise, and admires his friend Lief for being the vanguard of fine dress. He also notes that he keeps an entire window in Google Chrome open at all times for clothing so as to prevent tabs from getting cluttered.