This just reminded me of something. One of my buddies went to Barrister's Ball (basically law school prom) wearing a tuxedo and two-tones. I wasn't really feeling it. Then again, he's kind of an old-school ska/punk head, so I guess it worked for him.
To each their own, but I would stay away from the white shoes. A lot of people mentioned 2004-ish time frame where they started popping up everywhere but like I said, if you want to wear it, do it ... no one should tell you how to dress.
It's Vegas anyways, 99% of the people will be in a drunken stupor and will not remember details hahaha.
Dress how you feel it. If you feel you can pull off white shoes, bang 'em out. Just think, in a year or so, the vest or skinny tie trends will be out and some other fad will be in. What'll people be wearing as the "in style" next [Come on, tuxedo t-shirts! You're due for a comeback!]
I have to agree with some of the parts from above. It really is 2005 to wear them (just being honest), but there is nothing wrong with them either. I LOVE the skinny tie idea, that will set you apart right there.
Another way to stand apart is to be polite and not overly drunk. All the girls will have had to deal with drunk guys the whole trip so someone who is fun and not three sheets to the wind will up their sexy!
Make sure to take care of your shoes!
yea thats the best way to stand apart from the rest is to be polite and be respectful..i dont drink so i dont really have a problem with that haha..but a nice fitter can go a long way..at least from the girls that ive met, shoes and the way you dress does matter..from the girls that i know, theyve said shoes can make or break an outfit..and the BREATH lol..gotta carry gum haha
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