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⌈ Secret Post #2489 ⌋

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[starphotographs]

...Is a convention really a "dress-up" occasion, though? Okay, aside from costumes. :P But still, it always seemed like one of those "yeah, you'll be on your feet from morning til night so just wear something practical" situations.

[(Anonymous)]

That's a good point. But I know people (convention goers, yes) who own nothing but slogan t-shirts and shorts and never ask themselves how they look in their clothing. They wear the same slogan t-shirts and shorts to shop, to restaurants, to parties, to Thanksgiving dinner...they don't care to bother with anything else, no matter where they're going. That's the sort of approach I mean.

[(Anonymous)]

Conventions are not worth dressing up for. ANY event, however, is worth bathing and wearing clean clothes that are in decent shape and at least not too grossly ill-fitting, even if they're casual and cheap.

Beyond that, it has to be a pretty formal or solemn venue or event before I'll judge people for what kind of clothes they're wearing. Frankly, some expensive formal outfits I've seen were so hideous I'd much rather have seen the wearer in a decent t-shirt and shorts!

[(Anonymous)]

I guess it depends by what you consider "dressing up". Obviously people aren't going to go to a con wearing their best evening-wear and styled hair. But it also doesn't hurt to put on a decent pair of jeans or a clean shirt that hasn't been worn for 3 days straight. Most of the people who go to my local con look like they dressed themselves in the dark and smell like they just fell out of a dumpster. :(