What do you wear to work?

[sasguru]

No, the outfit merely enhances the impression one gets after a few minutes in your company.

HTH

See - if you get to the point quickly, even you can be funny

[northernladuk]

Pinstripe slim fit suit with blue open neck shirt .... I hate open neck shirts... much rather be wearing a tie but won't be the only one in the office doing it.

To be fair to SAS I don't have an issue with dressing smart to the office. I am always in a slim fit suit, most of my shirts have french cuffs and I treat myself to a Thomas Pink shirt once inawhile to look smart. While contracting I always treat the guys here as my customers and try to keep up appearances without standing out like a wide boy. As much as people laugh at it I believe power dressing still has it's place in business, particularly in management/political roles.

Looking like a complete wideboy w*nker in an office full of over worked unhappy perms is still a bit dumb though.

[d000hg]

This (SFW)

[MarillionFan]

Gingham dress and comfortable shoes.

Mordac

[The_Equalizer]

It was 'smart casual' according to the agent at kick off two weeks ago. From the suit it gone down hill rapidly. There are of course limits, but I hate knackering good kit at client co.

[FiveTimes]

black trousers, blue open neck shirt

[Scary]

Have gradually from smart trousers and shirt (no tie) and smart shoes to scruffy trousers, old t-shirt and walking boots. Next stop Slanket and then birthday suit.

[norrahe]

Trouser or skirt suits.

[northernladuk]

Trouser or skirt suits.

Coooooooor! Nothing better than ladies in suits IMO. Must be much easier than trying to match outfits every day and looks very smart and professional.

I have thing for ladies shirts and wearing cufflinks as well. Not sure why but always seems to give an air of assertiveness and competency... either that or it just gets me off... one of the two.

[MarillionFan]

Coooooooor! Nothing better than ladies in suits IMO. Must be much easier than trying to match outfits every day and looks very smart and professional.

Yes there is. Stocking and suspenders.

I have thing for women wearing mens clothes. Not sure why but always seems to give an air of assertiveness and competency... either that or it just gets me off... one of the two.

FTFY.