What fashion is fashionable at a train show

Pass out one to everyone.

Professionally pressed and starched Calvin Klein jeans, silk socks, Tony Lama snakeskin boots, $250 designer silk shirt, L.L. Bean corduroy jacket with leather elbow patches, KFC necktie, and no underwear.

Pete

Now how did you discover there was "no underwear"?

I didn't "discover" it, that's how I dress for a train show!

Pete

Hey Pete - Does the term TMI mean anything to you?

Paul

Whoever started this HAS TO BE KIDDING!!!!!!!

Any clothing void of train and train related verbiage?

Sorry.  I hope I did not offend.  I learned my sartorial cues from Bo Diddley, a very wise man.

Pete

The logistics of this make it impractical.

I'll just wear this.

Jerry

"I'm free, and I'm lovin' it"  Kramer  

Shhh..

He hasn't been around for a while.

I suppose that was decent of him.  

I'm thinking he's in a time out !

Jerry

Maybe he's at work. Give him time.

I'm thinking he's in a time out !

I used to think the Community Points had "some" reflection to the posters knowledge and contribution to the forum.  After checking his score out, I no longer have that point of view.

Ron

In the words of the immortal Homer Simpson

"Don't get a picture, don't get a picture, don't get a picture".... DOH!

I can assure you in many cases it does not. 

Bob

I live in the south so it is shorts and short sleeves in warm weather and long pants and long sleeves and jackets in cooler weather.

One thing I always wear is a backpack.  I usually find something to buy and a backpack makes it much more comfortable to keep looking or buying and keeps the hands free.  I carry couple of knit bags in the backpack for over flow and tie them to the backpack as needed if I get lucky.

Charlie

I can't believe this thread is STILL ALIVE! Time to get the popcorn and pull up a chair!

  If it is fashion he wants to know about, why not wear his underwear over his pants?

That's why I looked at it today. THIS IS STILL HERE??? Then I read pete's comment and paid the price for my voyeurism.

and call him madonna

The producers assure us that no animals have been harmed during this process.  

"Thers's no fashion like show fashion , like no fashion I know"

they sang about it on Broadway!!

Fred

Now I need an imaginary stick to gouge out my minds eye!

Jerry

Try using mental floss.

I think I've seen this outfit one too many times..

He did not learn his lesson, He has a new name. He was ****ing with the tigers tail earlier today (Hot Water) pretty bad.    

How do you look in plaid? 

Don

I'm not sure if this fellow is Braveheart California, or a former beach volley champ.  I don't think he's a train guy.  

Jerry

I have to say, in all seriousness, BATHE!  Some of the stinkiest people I've ever been around is at a train show!  After having been a cop for over 20 years, I have met nicer smelling homeless people than some of the people I have encountered at train shows.  

A couple of years ago as I was trolling through my closets for something decent to wear, my wife (being a seamstress) suggested these matching outfits.  She did a great job as we notice a lot of people staring back at us.

Rich

I like the Vanilla flavored ones:

Note the Halloween reference in the bottom corner.

I'd like to think this guy was on his way somewhere for that reason.

But then again, at Wal Mart, you really can never be sure.

A pal of mine is in a German WW2 re-enacting group and they stopped at a Wal mart to pick up some food on the way to an event. They were all in their uniforms (something which is seriously frowned upon these days but it happens) and not one person noticed at all. I'd assumed the people at the store had seen so much stranger stuff and at least these guys were all completely dressed.

The thing that made me do a double take on this guy is who in the world would wear a beautifully coordinated orange top and shorts then wear red knee socks?!  The obvious choice should have been teal knee socks, IMHO 

Rich

You do realize we can't un-see this now don't you?

Jerry

If you want a great time, imbed your shirt with the aroma of smoke pellets and put a dab or two of liquid smoke fluid behind your ears (DO NOT USE commercial aftershave, though--it confuses things).  You will discover that this is the best aphrodisiac to gain the attention of women train buffs that you will ever experience.  Have fun!

A pair of these would have been the finishing touch...