https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-46772508

@Mr. X NO U

@Mr. X how intellectual for a western

@Mr. X no u are not

I am

you can't stop me

I think there is a men's dress code that can be used in communist countries like Soviet Russia.

Which of these is permissible like say, Soviet Russia or North Korea.

white tie is just a caricature of capitalist from 1930s

so i think everything from casual to creative black tie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOqbBDpFcgU

https://apnews.com/ee6da52a272e4b298f3c9c81a13956e1

Tell Mr E to stop making fun of me

"The demand for a bourgeois-democratic republic when tsardom and bourgeois society existed, as, let us say, in Russia in 1905, was a quite understandable, proper and revolutionary demand; for at that time a bourgeois republic would have meant a step forward. But now, under the conditions of the U.S.S.R., the demand for a bourgeois-democratic republic would be a senseless and counterrevolutionary demand; for a bourgeois republic would be a retrograde step compared with the Soviet republic." Stalin, *Dialectical and Historical Materialism*

@Vines I think the Chinese were more radical, integrating the traditional Republican costumery to their fashion.

@Vines and also, denim jeans are haram in Soviet Russia as they also represent capitalist "degeneracy" for them

well it wasnt haram my father owned one. Propaganda didnt liked them - yeah, did they actually punished someone for wearing it - i dont think so.

trousers were much popular in USSR

I thought wearing denim in Soviet Russia back then can land you in jail

Jeans are fucking awful anyway why would anyone wear them

I think North Korea is more serious: jail time for wearing jeans, because you are flaunting American degeneracy for them.

i would like to see source for this information

Just like in the west you'll get weird looks for wearing a ushanka

@Borzo I agree with you. But when I want to wear modest clothes like casual slacks my mom always say I look like an old man.

thats just culture diffirence and your own taste

soviets didnt liked man with white tie style clotes the same way most of us didnt like SS uniform

Flat caps are based too

it is like an indication of your side

Workers in early 1900s would wear them

yeah but i was talking about USSR

thats at least late 10s and early 20s

https://www.rvcj.com/cannot-wear-blue-jeans-north-korea-reason/ @Vines

well they just assumed it without any proof

i think i saw few people wearing jeans in Pyongyang

it was on some you tube video

Mostly foreign tourists.

well they looked pretty korean to me

and the whole clothes theme is about indication of a side

if ypu look too diffirent then you are an alien

South Koreans

so you commited a crime and bought illegaly imported stuff