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    Stanley Tucci offers style advice at ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ premiere: “Stop Wearing Gym Clothes Outside the Gym” (via GQ)
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    Stanley Tucci offers style advice at ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ premiere: “Stop Wearing Gym Clothes Outside the Gym” (via GQ)


    Stanley Tucci offers style advice at ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ premiere: “Stop Wearing Gym Clothes Outside the Gym” (via GQ)



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    2. Deep-Interest9947 on

      I’m not dressing up for the grocery store or the vet, Stanley. But I promise i will for my next red carpet event.

    8. mad-panda-2000 on

      100% agree with this one.. downvote away.. we are a nation of slobs.. (in the USA im talking)

    9. elliemff on

      How about you mind your business, Stanley?

      ![gif](giphy|qAUVPDbUpnVWoaBWMd|downsized)

    10. eoljjang on

      This was something I never noticed until I worked for a Parisian company a couple years ago. I’m not sure what the fashion is in Paris now, but my coworkers always spoke about how they were confused why Americans wore gym clothes out and about lol.

      Anyway, I wear gym clothes out and about sometimes, but I definitely naturally feel a lot more confident and seem happier when I’m dressed in a cute top and my orange corduroy pants.

    11. knucklesuck on

      Stanley, you’re drunk, go home lol

      Listened to so many of his interviews guy is TOASTED here

    16. Arabiancockonato on

      No thx Stan. We tired, and they comfy. Try working a regular job in a regular life, and then we’ll talk.

    17. PossessionOk5313 on

      Valid opinion, but as somebody who has both dressed up and dressed down, and now pretty much always dresses down unless it’s a special event, I can say that I am significantly more confident now that I’ve prioritized comfort.

      I hate wearing clothes that don’t allow me a full range of movement in the same way that t shirts and sweatpants/loose jeans do lol. But maybe that’s just because I don’t care much if others think I’m ugly or unstylish. And I always like to be mobile all the time and be able to do physical activities any time.

      More power to him and everyone who dresses up, I admire it.

    18. CowboyLikeMegan on

      I won’t be taking fashion advice from a man who cheated on his wife and left the room when she died because he couldn’t handle it.

    19. kgal1298 on

      Sir, I have no red carpet interviews to do you can take my sweats from my cold dead hands.

    23. highfiveselfoh on

      Please. I hate seeing every inch of someone’s ass crack in public. It’s so tacky!!!!!

    24. Main_Composer on

      I haven’t been to the beautiful outdoor mall near me in a long time. I went a few weeks ago and there were literally 5 or 6 stores selling different variations of sweats and yoga pants. Alo. Vuori. Luluemon.

      I love to be comfortable too but it feels like a lot less people have actual style and presence these days as a result. I remember going to shows in the 90s and early 2000s and there were so many people experimenting with fun, different and unique styles. Now I pass by groups of girls getting out of school or walking around places in the mall and they all look like they’re dressed in the same uniform for bed. It kind of feels a bit lazy to me but I totally get I am viewing it through the lens of a middle aged woman that apparently doesn’t understand fashion anymore.

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