Everyone knows GoodMorningGloucester readers are the most fashionable blog readers anywhere. I wore this outfit today but a certain woman I may or may not be married to gave me the look that says, “Are you really going out of the house in that outfit?” Who’s right?
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13 thoughts on “A Very Important GMG Poll (ok, not really) From John McElhenny”
Option 4–both the shirt and vest are great individually John, just not meant to be worn together on the same day!
No–never once crossed my mind that you dress like a tool–just think in this instance spring-like crisp lilac and white gingham is not a good combination with wooly and heathered winter gray and black argyle. BTW, I like your skinny jeans on you, and to clarify, meaning skinny jeans are not meant for everyone.
See what bothers me most about this is I feel like others are jumping on the break Johnnycakes ball bandwagon where I thought I was once special.
Id like to think of it this way- John is an independent thinker, a risk taker. It’s taking risks like this that landed him the high powered vp job at InkHouse.
He’s a monster in the PR world. You dont get the there by playing it safe
I was thinking the exact same thing as Sista Felicia – I question whether or not this guy is actually married given that he would actually publicly question if his wife is wrong or not, if he is married he’s a newb and won’t last another week at this rate and needs more than just fashion help.
John, if you aren’t wearing an Argyle sweater and a checkered type shirt I will walk right by and not recognize you. It’s your brand. You have to wear your brand. It’s like the Rubber Duck. No wait, it’s not. That was a mistake that cannot be undone.
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Option 4–both the shirt and vest are great individually John, just not meant to be worn together on the same day!
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When Kim Smith talks about fashion, people best listen. Also I love the nice way she says, “You’re dressed like a tool.” 🙂 Thanks, Kim.
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No–never once crossed my mind that you dress like a tool–just think in this instance spring-like crisp lilac and white gingham is not a good combination with wooly and heathered winter gray and black argyle. BTW, I like your skinny jeans on you, and to clarify, meaning skinny jeans are not meant for everyone.
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John haven’t you learned that the wife is always right?
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See what bothers me most about this is I feel like others are jumping on the break Johnnycakes ball bandwagon where I thought I was once special.
Id like to think of it this way- John is an independent thinker, a risk taker. It’s taking risks like this that landed him the high powered vp job at InkHouse.
He’s a monster in the PR world. You dont get the there by playing it safe
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In my house that’s DEFINITELY true, Felicia.
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i like johns style! it matches his personality..isn’t that whats fashions about? 🙂
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I was thinking the exact same thing as Sista Felicia – I question whether or not this guy is actually married given that he would actually publicly question if his wife is wrong or not, if he is married he’s a newb and won’t last another week at this rate and needs more than just fashion help.
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John, if you aren’t wearing an Argyle sweater and a checkered type shirt I will walk right by and not recognize you. It’s your brand. You have to wear your brand. It’s like the Rubber Duck. No wait, it’s not. That was a mistake that cannot be undone.
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Stripes and checks make eyes hurt.
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So very, very wrong in so many, many ways. Cheers to whomever tried to amend the situation on your behalf.
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They just don’t go together!
Listen to that ‘certain woman’.
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Style is knowing who you are, what you want to say, and not giving a damn”
― Orson Welles
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