Children-s Quote by Hans Christian Andersen

“It was not just that he had terrible style: he also gave the impression that he was deliberately desecrating the very idea of wearing…

— Haruki Murakami

“If we wanted new clothes, we knew exactly how much he could spare and what cuts would have robe made elsewhere. The result was…

— Vivek Shanbhag

“Executive consumption was terribly trying, fantastically wearing. It was proper for a certain kind of man but perhaps he was not that kind.”

— Robert Sheckley

“The least a man could expect was to die with his clothes on.”

— Jo Robertson

“He wears his confidence as if it is merely another article of clothing upon his person.”

— Tricia Levenseller

“It is very foolish to shut oneself into any wardrobe.”

— C.S. Lewis

“He had not even the self-complacency that enables stupid people to accept their mediocrity with unction; he had on the contrary an engaging modesty.”

— Maugham W. Somerset (William Somerset

“Not that the man needed clothes. God meant for that piece of perfection to have nothing masking the luscious, tanned flesh stretched taut over…

— Rena Marks

“He wanted her to be as well dressed as the richest lady in Ilhéus; fine clothes would erase her past and hide the stove…

— Jorge Amado

“He’s always overly dressed which makes him look stiff – like he wants to do taxes, not women.”

— Jonas Eriksson

“He is ill clothed, who is bare of virtue.”

— Benjamin Franklin

“Perhaps there were two areas he didn’t go into: clothes, and his relationship with women.”

— Benoît Peeters