I've always been one who dresses for the occasion, when it comes down to everyday wear function and comfort are my first priorities. However she would dress is totally up to her. I'm no fashion guru and if she's happy its all good.

My kind of man, lol

Personally I prefer the casually laid back altitude in my dress; exclusively tailored Ralph Lauren Loincloths in various bright colours, ranging from Fuchsia to Turquoise with sequins, with a slightly depressed Armany double breasted silk jacket of a contrasting colour and sometimes matching feathers on my spear. I often wear Birkenstocks regardless of occasion bet it a Masquerade Ball in Monaco or a Blues Revival in an ol' barn down in Mississippi. I rarely ever bother with any type of hat but if traveling, I'll don a beret if in Europe, a Panama style hat if in the tropics and one of my all time favourites from years past, a cap of the one-time Grand Admiral of the Ugandan Navel Academy under Idi Amin, Dada.... Fashion altitude is everything in life.

Not my kind of man

I still wear leather jeans sometimes. Is that sad?

Grew up in the sticks so I'm definitely more in favor of the rugged look, jeans or Carharts and scruff. Wasn't much choice in my neck of the woods where suit and tie guys were rare, other than weddings, funerals, holidays, or special occasions when even a redneck cleans up well.

Plus I'm not a girly girl type, I'm more tomboyish in jeans, tee and a ballcap half the time myself, so I doubt suit type guys would be attracted to me. Don't get me wrong, I can and do dress up when the mood hits or it's required, but I'm way more comfortable at a ballgame than at a gala charity ball for instance. I'd take a blue collar guy over a white collar guy 99 times out of 100.