I presume you mean the Poppies which are worn in the week around Rememberance Day (11th of November). This is done to mark the anniversary of the end of World War I, and in respect to soldiers who have died in subsequent wars. It is a reference to the poppies which grew in the battlefieds of Belgium and France, where thousands of soldiers were killed (unlike World War II, fighting was very concentrated and thousands of soldiers died in the same battlefields) On the 11th November, two minutes of silence are held at 11am, the time when the Armistice was signed.
Red jackets and BEAR Skin hats.
People in Zambia wear dresses, jackets, jerseys, and for safaris it is recommended to wear brown/green/khaki and wear sunscreen, sunglasses and insect repellent.
Green jackets (dark) , green Hats (dark), brown trousers
Black Flack Jackets with what appeared to be gold lenses
Road workers will usually wear a neon yellow jacket but depending on what they have they may wear a neon green, yellow, or orange jacket when working.
Straight Jackets
'Kay to make it short, YES, he does like to wear jackets (obviously!)
well it depends if they want to wear it. but my favorite rock band that wear leather jackets is tokio hotel
yes they wore brown jackets
Because most girls thinks its sweet for Boys to let girls wear their jackets
The green jacket, actually a blazer, is the official jacket of members of Augusta National Golf Club. The winner of the masters becomes an honorary member and is therefore awarded a green jacket of his own.
I have been asked a similar question about a Kan Flower. However kan is simply the word for flower in Chinese. You might be referring to the Carnation flower, and in particular the green Carnation. A green Carnation was worm by Oscar Wilde and was thereafter adopted as a wearable sign of being homosexual. Noel Coward wrote a song for the musical 'Bitter Sweet' called 'We all Wear a Green Carnation'. It is available with clips from Jeeves & Wooster on YouTube called: Jeeves & Wooster - We All Wear a Green Carnation.