Dress code for Sunday?

#1

Dress code for Sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 11:00am

Kind of a silly question, but how will most people be dressed for Sunday's gig? Jackets, ties, jeans, t-shirts, saran wrap...?

~Tesse, worried about becoming overly fashion-conscious

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#2

re: Dress code for Sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 11:07am

Sunday is no different than any other day (sadly) Jeans are fine. But then again so are jackets and ties. It really depends on what you are seeing. As far as saran wrap goes I think that one is a no go! (Unless maybe you're seeing something in the Village!)
B

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Updated On: 5/19/04 at 11:07 AM

#3

re: Dress code for Sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 11:08am

I'm all for the saran wrap! That'd be different...oh and after the show you could stand in the middle of Times Square and collect $1 for people to take pictures with you.

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#4

re: Dress code for Sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 11:12am

Sorry, I meant for the concert. Which everyone here will be attending, right? RIGHT??!!

~Tesse

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"Well, maybe they should."
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#5

re: Dress code for Sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 11:13am

I will be in a tight DKNY shirt and black pants!

#6

re: Dress code for Sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 11:19am

Good question!

Anyone else?

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#7

re: Dress code for Sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 6:28pm

voiceanth- Black leather pants?

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#8

re: Dress code for Sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 7:30pm

Oh, well... I guess the saran wrap will have to wait for the Tonys.

Blouse and sassy skirt? Ankle-length non-sassy blue dress? Sassy blouse and non-sassy skirt? Argh! Help!

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"Well, maybe they should."
--Kiss of the Spider Woman (cut line)

#9

re: Dress code for Sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 7:42pm

I'm glad I'm not the only wrestling with that question. I've bought 3 different outfits for it so far because I keep getting mixed messages from different people as to what would be the proper thing to wear.

I might just show up with a rose in my teeth and a smile. I'm not sure about that "outfit" but at least it would make a statement and I wouldn't have to worry about anyone else wearing the same thing!

Sigh.

D

#10

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 7:59pm

great, d, one more damn idea i have to scrap! i'll show ya where to put that rose...

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#11

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 8:05pm

Ok, Papa, maybe I'll make it a gardenia or a sprig of orange blossoms (a touch of Florida, ya know). It would also kill two birds with one stone, so to speak. It would take care of the “what perfume to wear?”as well.

D

#12

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 10:38pm

I don't know how the rest of you will dress, but I'll be wearing a splint on my right leg...a true indication of the savvy dresser!

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#13

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 10:41pm

I WILL NOT BE THERE.

#14

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/19/04 at 11:34pm

"What perfume to wear?" I was under the impression that Joe's Pub was a scent-free space in deference to those with environmental illnesses and other auto-immune sensitivities. It is, right?

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#15

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 12:15am

I'll be in a pink mini skirt, black halter top and black knee high boots.

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#16

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 1:20am

What should guys wear ideally?

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#17

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 1:25am

please come dressed....

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#18

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 1:54am

Awe craig..... you mean to say clothing isn't optional?

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#19

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 6:47am

At least my perfume won't be "toilet water".

A "scent-free space?" Geeezzz, I bet the perfume manufacturers LOVE that!

Well, if I have to come dressed that puts me back to square one with which dress to wear!!!

Aaakkkk!
D

#20

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 7:38am

I shall be wearing my usual "gala" garb, an opera cape and some flan.

#21

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 10:11am

Yeah.. something tells me you'll look a lot like the phantom after the mask is taken off when the evening is over (smirk and evil laugh)

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#22

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 11:17am

"Doooown Once More to the Dungeon of my Black Despair.."

Oh wait, that's my last blind date..ok, I gotta go make my flan, I mean my OUTFIT!

#23

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 12:50pm

I ain't gonna go all fancy on you guys. I'm gonna dress like a feller who looks good and knows it. First comes my merkin. I may be old fashioned but it just don't feel right if I ain't got my pubic wig on. Ass-less leather chaps are a must for an occasion like this. Nipple clamps? Check! Vacuum pump? (in case the swelling goes down) Check! A light ass and perenium powdering? Check! Leather vest and angled leather Portugese fisherman's cap? Check! Needle nose in the backpocket? Check! Toolkit with masking tape, blood soaked rags, electrical cord, chloroform and Polaroid instant camera? Check! Looks like I am ready for some action, Broadway World style! See you fellers there. Get ready for some real hootin' and hollerin'.

#24

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 1:21pm

wait, rick...the rags are pre-saoked in blood? man that must be a real time saver...i have so much to learn.

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...global warming can manifest itself as heat, cool, precipitation, storms, drought, wind, or any other phenomenon, much like a shapeshifter. -- jim geraghty

pray to st. jude

i'm a sonic reducer

he was the gimmicky sort

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#25

re: dress code for sunday?

Posted: 5/20/04 at 3:30pm

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