My boyfriend is a guy’s guy. For example, in his 1 bedroom apartment he has 2 bags of ice hockey equipment, at least 3 hockey sticks, golf clubs, a bike, golf balls, tennis balls, and roller blades. He dresses nice – his closet is full of polo shirts and button-up collared shirts, mostly in the color blue.
And as you know from this blog, I like fashion and like to think that I dress with style. But I have noticed that my fashionable outfits don’t always translate to my guy’s guy boyfriend. That made me think about why girls get dressed up. When you get all excited about the trendy dress you bought, what is the guy thinking? So this all led to my new blog post series, “a guy’s guy on fashion,” where I’ll post a picture of what I think is a stylish outfit I wore and tell you what a guy’s guy thinks of it, thanks to the honest words of my boyfriend!
We’ll start with this outfit I wore on Saturday afternoon for a casual day watching the Bruin’s/Flyers game at this apartment. I’m wearing a black Asos tee, taupe lamixx sweater, gray paperdenim&cloth jeans, and pale pink BCBG girl flats (which you might remember from earlier).
(Yup, that’s his bike!)
Here’s what a guy’s guy thinks of what I’m wearing:
the bf: “What are you wearing?”
me: “What?”
the bf: “What are those shoes?”
me: “They’re ballet flats. Like a ballerina.”
the bf: “They look like clogs.”
me: “Clogs?? Do you know what clogs are?”
the bf: “Wait, no, I mean crocs.”
Huh? My shoes are not crocs, but he’s convinced they are. He continued, “The plain and pastel flat dull shine makes them look like material crocs are made of. They look like fancy crocs. Like crocs hired Calvin Klein to make crocs. The jeans look like you’re waiting for a flood. I like that the jeans are tight, but they look like ankle waders. I like the black shirt because it’s the most normal thing you’re wearing. And from the side, the sweater looks like something a male college professor would wear.”
Gotta love him!
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