Hong Kong movie star Jackie Chan (R) smiles with Japanese actress Misako Yasuda at a promotional event for his movie "The Forbidden Kingdom" in Tokyo July 9, 2008.
REUTERS/Toru Hanai (JAPAN)
Hong Kong movie star Jackie Chan waves to fans at a promotional event for his movie "The Forbidden Kingdom" in Tokyo July 9, 2008.
REUTERS/Toru Hanai (JAPAN)
[I don't know what is attached to the jacket, but I think they do not enhance its appearance.]
Hong Kong actor Jackie Chan poses for photographs after a press conference about his Jackie Chan Charitable Foundation's work in Taipei, Taiwan, Wednesday, June 18, 2008.
Hong Kong movie star Jackie Chan poses for photographers during a news conference for a charity project in Taipei June 18, 2008. Chan arrived on Wednesday to be the spokesperson for the TVBS charity initiative to raise money for children in Taiwan who are in need of funds for education.
REUTERS/Nicky Loh (TAIWAN)
[The little opening below the button is a bit fey--it's something you usually see only with Chinese-inspired blouses for women. I don't know what he is thinking; I hope he didn't have a hand in its creation.]
Hong Kong actor Jackie Chan, left, speaks to local television station TVBS's manager Yi Tao and two underprivileged boys during a press conference about his Jackie Chan Charitable Foundation's work in Taipei, Taiwan, Wednesday, June 18, 2008.
(AP Photo/Wally Santana)
Hong Kong movie star Jackie Chan poses on the red carpet prior to the opening ceremony of the 11th Shanghai International Film Festival at Shanghai Grand Theatre Saturday June 14, 2008 in Shanghai. China. The festival will run until June 22 in China's financial capital.
(AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)
Hong Kong movie star Jackie Chan poses on the red carpet prior to the opening ceremony of the 11th Shanghai International Film Festival at Shanghai Grand Theatre Saturday June 14, 2008 in Shanghai. China. The festival will run until June 22 in China's financial capital.
(AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)
If one were to were a guayabera during the day here in NoCal, what should one wear at night if the temperature became much cooler? Seems like a coat with lapels would not match--how about a coat or jacket with a mandarin collar? Or no collar at all? (The coat or jacket would have to extend below as far the shirt, or farther.) I don't think a vest would work, since its length is usually rather short. (Unless it is one of the fleece vests, but even those go down to just the waist, unless one deliberately buys a larger size. Besides, a fleece vest doesn't go with a shirt that is worn in warm or hot climates.)
Maybe a coat with lapels would be ok...
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