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yobigd20 - Me neither, a friend said if she rode in the Tesla she'd want to be a worthy seat cover. So i thought I'd ask this esteemed crowd. Off to a good start...
gg_got_a_tesla
Model S: VIN 65513, Model 3: VIN 1913
The cool casual black pants and two-toned red-gray shirts that the Tesla sales girls wear!
It's a Silicon Valley car after all...
It's a Silicon Valley car after all...
smorgasbord
Active Member
An S? What color?
If you want her to look good, she needs to match but contrast the car so she stands out. Ideally your S is black or white. They're neutral and go with anything.
Something with classic elegance to match the styling of the car. (OK, that's also my personal bias. I like solid color and smooth texture and elegant curves but without extremes.)
And in that photo there's only 1 really elegant thing. Not saying the others don't look good, just not quite matching.
If you want her to look good, she needs to match but contrast the car so she stands out. Ideally your S is black or white. They're neutral and go with anything.
Something with classic elegance to match the styling of the car. (OK, that's also my personal bias. I like solid color and smooth texture and elegant curves but without extremes.)
And in that photo there's only 1 really elegant thing. Not saying the others don't look good, just not quite matching.
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
Al Sherman
It's about THIS car.
JakeP
S P4996 ==> P02547
I must be getting old, because I look at this pic and all I can think is "Get your darned spike heels off my door, there isn't any paint armor there!!!!"
Tesla 940
Member
Assuming an attractive female - the less the better. Roadster, top off, windows down, So Cal sunny & warm - why any clothes at all?
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