These pajamas are fancier than any of my real clothes.
— Adele Lim, Pete Chiarelli, Rachel Chu, Constance Wu, imdb.com
These pajamas are fancier than any of my real clothes.
— Adele Lim, Pete Chiarelli, Rachel Chu, Constance Wu, imdb.com
All clothes are costumes.
True comfort comes from tough, crunchy clothes that don’t coddle you.
What are you gonna wear? What am I gonna wear? What are my dicks gonna wear? Probably just, like, a cute top and jeans.
— Jennifer Flackett, Andrew Goldberg, Mark Levin, Maury the Hormone Monster, Nick Kroll, imdb.com
Men aren't interested in clothes that look amazing but are fantastically uncomfortable to wear. We're not into pain—we're into comfort.
Clothes maketh the man; and the less there is of the man, the more the need of the clothes.
Emma: Alex, what is your problem? Alex: Let's see, your personality, your clothes, your holier-than-thou attitude. You.
— John Bell, Bruce McDonald, Tassie Cameron, Allan Eastman, Yan Moore, Aaron Martin, Emma Nelson, Miriam McDonald, imdb.com
If you were to ask me why the hell any of this matters, I’d start by telling you it probably doesn’t.
To look at the shirt is to feel one’s eye straining to take in something new, or at least newly reconfigured. Is this ugly? Dorky? Cool? Is it some sort of ironic stunt, a Mike Kelley–style art-school in-joke, or a sincere gesture?
Your clothes, underneath my clothes.
I like my money where I can see it, hanging in my closet.
— Michael Patrick King, Carrie Bradshaw, Sarah Jessica Parker, imdb.com
It's brunch. You're wearing clothes, so it's not breakfast; you're not even that hungry yet, so it's not lunch; it's like... it's the meal that won't commit.
Seth: Not now, Mom. I'm studying naked. Summer: Eww. Seth: Summer? Summer: What kind of family do you have, Cohen? Seth: The kind where mothers and sons always wear clothing. Even in the shower.
— Melissa Rosenberg, Allan Heinberg, Seth Cohen, Adam Brody, imdb.com
I certainly know right from wrong, she said, but the trouble is, whenever I feel your hands unclipping my bra— wrong suddenly feels wonderfully right.
You know you’re growing up when you want stuff for your apartment. Instead of like toys and clothes. I’m not there yet.
Xanthippe Voorhees: Hey, Kimmy, 1996 called. It wants its clothes back. Kimmy Schmidt: Hey, Xan, 2090 called. You're dead and you wasted your time on earth.
What if uncertainty around what the hell to wear on your feet could be solved not by shoes, but by the perfect pair of comfortable pants?
Tale as old as time song as old as rhyme you want to wear a nude shoe but you also want something flashy.
Costume design isn’t about selling clothes, it’s about telling a story.
Now put your clothes back on, and I'll buy you an ice cream.
— Richard Maibaum (Screenplay), Michael G. Wilson (Screenplay), Ian Fleming (Stories), James Bond, Roger Moore, amazon.com