Separated at cuff
Juan Diego Flórez and Jerry Seinfeld compete to decide who has the puffiest shirt of them all.
Juan Diego Flórez and Jerry Seinfeld compete to decide who has the puffiest shirt of them all.
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Juan Diego wins — he’s got decolletage.
Colin Firth, plunging into the lake in Pride and Prejudice, wins for now and evermore amen.
Appropos Colin’s wonderful oscar-nominated (even though he should have won in my book) performance in “A Single Man” out on DVD this week. Please see it if you haven’t already!
Juan Diego’s got EHHverything… just wanna put him in my pocket and take him home.
He does? I don’t see any pectoral cleavage on him at all. Flat chested thing needs to head out to the gym if he is going to wear that on stage.
As for Seinfeld, it looks like he is wearing a woman’s blouse from the 80s.
Decolletage as opposed to cleavage.
Seinfeld looks kinda cute in that outfit ……… Florez more like a …….. eh, girl’s blouse! LOL
Tenorfach
(has that pic of Florez been photoshopped within an inch of its life or something? Only Nebs usually have skin this smooth on photos! LOL)
I give the win to Jerry. I actually think JDF wears that shirt well. he could use some hair on that chest, but you can’t fight nature.
Yes he could use some chest hair. Maybe he could talk to Lily Tomlin about how to apply fake chest hair. She does know after all.
No contest. Juan Diego looks comfortable whereas Jerry looks awkward.
Whatver ish I might talk about Florez’s voice, Jerry Seinfeld is one of the least funny, most annoying and unattractive celebs in the public eye. JDF for the win!
I love pouffy shirts . . . and I think every man in the free world should own one! But I’d ax the ruffles and just keep the big sleeves. I mean, who could resist pretending to be Don Giovanni for a few minutes?
Me. I’ve worn poofy shirts onstage on seven seperate occasions, and I’ve always hated the look and feel.
Really? I grew so fond of a couple of mine that I had them copied. I felt very free in them, although the size of the jabot had to be kept under control. No one likes to feel he’s being upstaged by a flounce.