"Now I'm way into suits that I can put on whether I took a shower or not, and wear barefoot and paint my toes black or whatever color the suit is. It's very cool to wear suits like that. Roll up the sleeves and just say yee-haw"
- Steven Tyler
About this Quote
This quote by Steven Tyler, the prima donna of the American rock band Aerosmith, shows his individual fashion style that has progressed over the years. In the past, Tyler was recognized for his flamboyant and eccentric phase clothing, usually entailing skin-tight pants, colorful tee shirts, and headscarfs. Nevertheless, as he has actually grown older, he has actually accepted a more loosened up yet trendy appearance, which frequently involves using fits that are comfortable as well as versatile.
In the quote, Tyler talks about how he likes to use matches that he can put on even if he hasn't showered, showing that his style selections prioritize comfort over the standard regulations of sprucing up. He also points out that he likes to use these suits barefoot, which better highlights his care free perspective towards fashion. The fact that he paints his toes black or matching the color of the suit shows that he still likes to include a pop of character to his outfits.
Ultimately, Tyler stresses the coolness of using a match in this unconventional way, recommending that style regulations are meant to be broken, and that individuality and self-expression are key to personal design. The line "roll up the sleeves and also simply state yee-haw" includes in the defiant, rock 'n roll ambiance of the quote, indicating that Tyler is not just comfy in his skin yet also confident in his style selections.
This quote is written / told by Steven Tyler somewhere between March 26, 1948 and today. He/she was a famous Musician from USA.
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