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    Brand Names Separate The Real From The Corporate

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    Image of Vivien Smith-Smythe-Smith Vivien Smith-Smythe-Smith
    11/13/08

    In reply to Brand Names Separate The Real From The Corporate
    I live in Cheap Mondays jeans and American Apparel t-shirts, but mostly just because I'm an unemployed student. Is that a category?
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    Image of BadUncle BadUncle
    11/13/08

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    I worked for an internet startup in SoCal where the 40-something CEO deliberately held his first press conference in shorts, holding a skateboard. Returning to NYC, I was hoping everyone would be in business suits - even ceramic artists sitting at their potting wheels. Sadly, this was not the case. My boss gives me a hard time when I tuck in my t-shirt.


    Thomas Mann wrote that writers should dress like bankers. I think everyone should. Even at the beach.

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    Image of jrhys jrhys
    11/13/08

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    Its actually hilarious in the Burg on Sunday mornings with all the hipster girls in their 80's headbands straggly hair and oversized glasses looking like alcoholic Staten Island housewives circa 1984. Fail.
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    Image of Thatcornellguy Thatcornellguy
    11/13/08

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    Girls who wear black leggings and think it's "cool" or "attractive" automatically suffer a 20% drop in IQ. Black leggings, uggs, oversized sweatshirts, and ugly-face glasses an outfit does not make.
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    Image of themediatrix themediatrix
    11/13/08

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    While I used to wear a thoughtful mix of vintage, high-end target, and Macy's Alfani mingled with a few low-end designer bits, I now work at home in San Francisco. This means I am a poor and wear mostly yoga clothes ordered off the internet.


    Now that our little production studios are about to move into an actual office space, I'm anticipating difficulty fitting into the old clothes, and/or having money to buy new ones. The solution: um, I'm open to suggestions.

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    Image of BookishLookish BookishLookish
    11/13/08

    @themediatrix: Did you ever try to get your accountant to write off your lingerie? When I worked at home for like fifteen years I tried to do this every April, and he shot me down each time.


    If you were in NYC I could hook you up with a few places for good cheap duds, sorry I do not know where to go in SF.


    But I am PMing you in a minute.

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    Image of 92BuickLeSabre 92BuickLeSabre
    11/13/08

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    I wear my midriff-baring catwoman outfit when meeting with MTV execs, but a white lace teddy with more conservative clients.
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    Image of Unfun Unfun
    11/13/08

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    But what does Mary Rambin think of this? Oh fuck it, who cares.
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    Image of BookishLookish BookishLookish
    11/13/08

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    Children need to watch this scene in Network:


    Also heed the life lessons of RuPaul: It's all drag, baby.

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    Image of ClockOnTheStove ClockOnTheStove
    11/13/08

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    With my power skirt-suits, I wear my LA Gear (SO Califonia!) aerobic (sporty!) shoes with Danskin (like Hooters!) tights and cotton (sensible!) socks. Most people just wear this when commuting--but I want to appear on-the-go all the time.
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    Image of jrhys jrhys
    11/13/08

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    Angels on the head of a pin.
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    Image of AuntPeniston AuntPeniston
    11/13/08

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    Semiotics has never been more annoying.
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    Image of homoviper homoviper
    11/13/08

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    Puke.
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    Image of Ha Ha Sound Ha Ha Sound
    11/13/08

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    When I'm meeting with conservative clients, I wear my jeans that have a rip in the crotch that I disguise by wearing a jacket over it. When I meet with surfers, it's usually because I'm buying crystal meth.
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    Image of hatepaperdoll hatepaperdoll
    11/13/08

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    Roman Tsunder, you will never be more agressive, yet casual, than this man:


    Photobucket

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    Image of braak:  You are, as usual, completely correct. braak: You are, as usual, completely correct.
    11/13/08

    In reply to Brand Names Separate The Real From The Corporate
    I have to wear regular business clothes at my job. I bought some fancy shoes on clearance, but I don't know what brand they are. Also, they have holes in the bottoms, and will need to be re-soled. Because I can't afford a new pair of shoes.


    I AM BLAMELESS! I KEEP IT REAL!

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