Is this actually formalwear...

[ScottEPooh]

Robertson wore a slashed-sleeve swordsman-style jacket to his wedding and looked smashing. Besides, he married Emma, who is a babe, and there you go.

Yes, take a look at Robertson's wedding pics. Whether technically "formal" or not, it does make a smashing outfit, although I will agree with Alan that while Robertson's outfit looks good, it still pales in comparison to his bride!

[graham_s]

I've got one of them.
It's quite smart. I use it as casual wear more than anything else. The cloth isn't nearly fine enough for it to be considered formal wear.

[Nighthawk]

I've got one of them.
It's quite smart. I use it as casual wear more than anything else. The cloth isn't nearly fine enough for it to be considered formal wear.

This post is (almost!!) worthless without pictures! I wanna see! WANNA SEE!!! ***sits and pouts***

[Bugbear]

Now you know how I feel, Nighthawk... Even when there are pictures...

[Nighthawk]

Now you know how I feel, Nighthawk... Even when there are pictures...

Yeah, I know- that's why I try to name my pictures in some way for you.

[Bugbear]

Yeah, I know- that's why I try to name my pictures in some way for you.

You do a good job of it to, thanks. BTW, Mount Rushmore looked so much bigger in person... than in the pictures. And I'll never forget that wooden sword spanking picture... caption.

[Dukeof Kircaldy]

[Nighthawk]

No, no- of you wearing it!

[ChattanCat]

I agree, swordsman's vest is ... for sword fighting. Ok, I can't think of a reason in this world that we would sword fight, but you wouldn't want to wear your bloody vest to a formal function, would you?