Kuka muu paitsi G. Bruce Boyer? H\u00e4n on Amerikan lahja tyylijournalismille ja mielest\u00e4ni taitavin alallaan, joten olkoon se h\u00e4n, joka kertoo pitk\u00e4n esseen muodossa, mit\u00e4 l\u00e4nsimaat ovat menett\u00e4neet, kun klassinen tyyli on vaihtunut mahdollisimman mukaviin, kahiseviin, teknisiin urheiluvaatteisiin tai T-paitoihin farkkujen kera.<\/p>\n
Suora esimerkillinen lainaus esseest\u00e4, joka Keikarin seuraajan tulisi lukea:<\/p>\n
\u201dHow is it that we have gone from wearing suits and ties to the office to wearing T-shirts, baseball caps, and a variety of military garments and ranch hand wardrobes? Everyone who\u2019s ever perused photos of baseball games (or almost any other crowded venue for that matter) in an old\u00a0Life\u00a0<\/em>magazine from the mid-twentieth century finds it remarkable that the majority of men in the crowd are wearing white shirts and ties, and business hats (a category of menswear now extinct). The metamorphosis over such a relatively short time to polo shirts and cargo shorts on most of the crowd is a bit staggering, almost as though we were looking at two different species. The history, the sociology, the psychology of dress all seem to come rushing in to confound my thoughts. But then I\u2019m not alone.\u201d<\/p>\n Niinp\u00e4.<\/p>\n