During a particularly dreary day, our keen eyes caught a man strutting his stuff down King Street. He was committing what some would call a grizzly fashion faux-pas: white dress shirt with a white undershirt visibly poking through.
Never being ones to judge (wink wink), we couldn't help but remark on how confidently he was wearing the disaster.
His chest was puffed up and he was walking proudly.
He was peacocking that faux-pas*.
This got us to thinking, is it really a faux-pas if you’re wearing it proudly?
We own the exact same camel coloured leather jacket, and wear it often. This is not a coincidence; we bought them knowingly, at the same time. Generally, in these types of situations friends will trade off days, attempting to avoid the embarrassment of showing up wearing the same thing, but let’s get real, these are nice jackets. So we strut about together, wearing the same jacket, commenting on how the other has styled it that particular day.
We peacock our own faux-pas!
*please feel free to adopt this phrase into your vocab. Actually we’d love it!
Judgementally yours,
Us
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