Beckham, are you meticulous about your appearance?

[Xavier da Silva]

Hello everyone,


After doing careful research, I found that "meticulous about your appearance" is an appropriate and also common way to say "you care about your physical appearance''. My question: does it sound idiomatic to ask that to a person in an interview, for example?


Interviewer: ''Beckham, are you meticulous about your appearance? Many people around the world say that about you. Is that true?''
Beckham: Well, I'm not particularly meticulous about my appearance but I do....


Thank you in advance!

 

[Giorgio Spizzi]

Hullo, Xavier.
The question and the answer seem to be all right. What might be improved is the portion " to ask that to a person".
GS

 

[Biffo]

...and the politeness of addressing someone by their surname alone.

Interviewer (who has never met the interviewee before): ''Mr Beckham, are you meticulous...
or
Interviewer (who knows the interviewee): ''David, are you meticulous...

 

[Xavier da Silva]

Thank you very much.

After many years, I've finally found the right expression for this: meticulous about your appearance.

 

[Biffo]

Thank you very much.

After many years, I've finally found the right expression for this: meticulous about your appearance.

Yes that's fine