Any clothes you would never wear?
I have never found myself in a situation where I had to wear something I did not like. |
Anything that is currently fashionable. |
EMŐKE: Tanga knickers. I find them rather vulgar. |
In summer I envy girls for skirts but I would never wear a top. |
There are clothes that I would not wear regularly but I would not refuse to put on anything just for a short time, for an occasion. I hate suits and black tie, I would only wear them if I were an actor, kind of a ham in an absurd tragi-comedy. |
Garter belt with silk stockings, Lederhosen. |
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. |
Though I‘ve never worn tails before, the occasion might arise when I would. Every piece of clothing has its own context within a culture, society and age. I like to keep a low profile and dress accordingly. |
A tiara, garland or crown. |
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. |
Women’s clothes. |
White suit. |
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. |
Chinos. Basically tight pants. The last time I wore jeans was in high school. |
I’d feel very uncomfortable at a reception, for example, so I avoid events like that. I don’t like having to dress formally. |
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. |
Short-sleeved shirts are a big no-no, as are three-quarter-length trousers. If you see me wearing those, do me a favour and don’t come over to say hi, or tell me that something’s not right! |
There must be, though I haven’t come across them yet. |
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. |
József: Women’s clothes. |
Stilettos. I guess. But who knows. We usually have big Halloween parties; then anything’s possible. |
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. |
Stretch pants, anything in pink. |
Underwear and socks from the garbage and friends. |
Zsolt: A particular pair of trousers. I bought it and try it on sometimes but I don’t like it for some reason. |
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. |
Yes, there are plenty. |
Ádám: Terry cloth tennis socks, a school gown, a fishing vest, a black turtleneck, house slippers, etc. |
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’d never wear jeans. |
I don’t think there are any clothes I’d never wear. Life can bring about all kinds of situations, so it’s quite conceivable that I would put on all kinds of clothes if need be. |
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. |
Because of the theatre, I see a lot of different clothes, which has changed my attitude to various items of clothing. However, I’d probably never again want to wear the classics of my grammar school years: “Nylon” or “Neva” branded white shirts. |
Oh yes. I’d never wear a diving suit. |
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. |
I’ve got a wardrobe full of such clothes. |
ND: I’d never go topless in a monokini. |
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 can’t think of any in particular. |
There is none. |
I am quite open but I do not like vulgarity in general, which also includes clothes. |
KI: Golden cocktail dress wit flitters. |
I have never liked jackets and ties. |
K: Trousers with straps. |
Lively colours, clothes with words printed or sewn on them, strong patterns. |
CsH: Low-cut t-shirts |
I don't like ties. |
Tails. |
I avoid extremes – this also includes strong colors for me. |
You change all the time, so I would not declare now that I would never wear this or that because you never know. I dressed totally differently when I was 20 from the way I do now. |
Fur coat. |
Ones with words on them. |
Women’s dresses, prison uniform, any other type of uniform. |
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Hat. |
I hate pantaloons. And I do not like elegant shoes either. |
I am no longer willing to make any sacrifices. I do not wear high heals. |
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