Any clothes you would never wear?

I don’t like loafers, I think they are totally lame. And suits a size or two too big. I’d rather not wear those.

Our sense of aesthetics changes as trends do, so perhaps there’s nothing I’d rule out.

There aren’t any. Once in the '70s I switched clothes with a girl at the FMK culture centre for fun and went partying. We even managed to shake up the elegantly dressed guests at a banquet on Fishermen’s Bastion.

The ones that don’t look good on me.

There are lots of them, but mainly combinations: G-strings and pink nylon tracksuit with kiltie loafers.

KCsCs: Certain brands with bad associations but, of course, it’s often very subjective. I mean I don’t necessarily have any realistic grounds for my aversion.
ZK: As an actor, I’ve got used to the most unusual clothes and costumes. Actually, I don’t like the word “never”. Our judgements often change during our lifetime.

Yes, leather G-strings.

There must be a lot of these. For example leather slippers, or sandals with socks.

I’m sure I could come up with some, for example T-shirts with large brand signs. I don’t like clothes that a lot of people wear. I also wouldn’t wear nylon tracksuits for the world.

I’m careful about saying “never” lately, but I can’t really imagine myself wearing neon pink stirrup pants from the 80’s.

I put ties and cigarettes in the same category. I don’t like either one.

When I was a child, I owned a Bocskai suit, but I wouldn’t wear it for the world today.

I’ll wear anything on stage, but I’m not so brave in everyday life.

I wouldn’t go that far. It all depends on the weather and my mood. I used to be a keen dresser for a while but my style has become simpler over the past years. This is the phase I’m in at the moment, but I don’t know when I’m going to change and switch to a different style.

I act in the theatre, and I put on whatever the costume designer gives me. Otherwise, I don’t like wearing clothes that aren’t comfortable.

Smoking, tie, bowler hat.

I never say never – though I could hardly picture myself wearing sandals for example.

I have tried so many things that I don’t think there is anything I wouldn’t wear.

Zsolt: A particular pair of trousers. I bought it and try it on sometimes but I don’t like it for some reason.
Donát: None.
Ákos: I try to avoid extreme clothes.

I’d try anything, but I guess there are many clothes I would not put on.

Oh, yes. There are a lot. In fact, too many. For example, I don’t like clothes with visible brand labels.

There are no such clothes either.

I can’t really imagine myself wearing, for example, a yellow-and- green checked jacket, brogues with flaps or a bright purple jacket.

Shorts and sandals.

I wouldn’t wear anything I don’t like at first glance.

I can’t stand ties.

My preferences change. For example, I used to wear jackets, which I hardly do any more.

Women’s clothes. I’m way past that age.

I don’t like wearing the colour yellow.

I don’t think I would wear tracksuit bottoms out on the street.

RF: I was the first in my class in elementary school to have a jeans and jacket set, but when the look came into fashion and became widely accessible, I went off it. It started to grow on me again when I was in my mid-twenties.

Trunks.

Turtlenecks.

I am quite open but I do not like vulgarity in general, which also includes clothes.

KI: Golden cocktail dress wit flitters.
NR: Fur coat.
KS: Anything uncomfortable.

I have never liked jackets and ties.

CsH: Low-cut t-shirts
TT: Tomy Hilfiger, quilted jacket.

I don't like ties.

Tails.

Fur coat.

Ones with words on them.

Women’s dresses, prison uniform, any other type of uniform.