Closest I ever came was donning a blazer to lead my college rugby club in song replete with navy and gold striped jersey and socks, whire shorts and rugby boots.
I yearn for the days of leading the boys (now old boys)in all the verses of "The Lady of the Manor".
"Sorry, they look like kids to me. Would you do business with someone who is dressed like that? I won't." Sorry, I'm not into business, but even I know that this is really well, not wise, you rule out someone that could be very competent, only based on something so superficial like "wacky fashion" as if it really said something about the ability in business. Though i agree, shorts and loafers are ok, but only with ankle socks and informal shirts or t-shirts.
One of the few instances where black socks and shorts peacefully coexist.
ReplyDeleteSorry, they look like kids to me.
ReplyDeleteWould you do business with someone who is dressed like that? I won't.
I have to throw in with Mike....never could get behind this look.
ReplyDeleteNifty look for those who can pull it off.
ReplyDeleteClosest I ever came was donning a blazer to lead my college rugby club in song replete with navy and gold striped jersey and socks, whire shorts and rugby boots.
I yearn for the days of leading the boys (now old boys)in all the verses of "The Lady of the Manor".
Get rid of the socks, and it would be acceptable. Otherwise they look like government officials on Bermuda itself.
ReplyDelete"Sorry, they look like kids to me.
ReplyDeleteWould you do business with someone who is dressed like that? I won't."
Sorry, I'm not into business, but even I know that this is really well, not wise, you rule out someone that could be very competent, only based on something so superficial like "wacky fashion" as if it really said something about the ability in business.
Though i agree, shorts and loafers are ok, but only with ankle socks and informal shirts or t-shirts.