I'm with you
@Luna20 When dress down Friday was introduced back in the 90's I just couldn't. Putting on my office clothes was like putting on a uniform, it put me in the correct frame of mind for work. A boss once said to me - you don't really understand the concept of dress down Friday do you. I said I did and that it reflected in the work quality on a Friday. I believe I won that argument. Times have changed and office garb is far more casual but it is important to always have a good blue suit!
As long as I have my uniform on i'm an unbeatable beast, with tons of energy. The moment I take my clothes of to slip into sweatpants.. I start feeling how tired I am and you can put me to bed
Dress down Friday? Clutch my pearls and gasp!
There will be a time when my foot and knees will no longer allow me to wear heels. I might as well enjoy it as long as I can.
Sometime ago, one of my coworkers, who had moaned about the suits he had to wear when starting with us confided that whenever he suited up, he felt more confident. He only went on date's right after work so he had the excuse to wear a suit
![Rolling on the floor laughing :rofl: 🤣](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f923.png)
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Dang, I didn't know an actual subculture like that existed. Although I'm not that stylish, LOL.
I guess I fall under the more romantic spectrum of that style.
In my mind cometesse you now wear bohemian punk and have flowy hair, trendy nailpolish a large collection of rings and have hats on! You also started riding arround on a harley
Totally badass, I can't change this image to a tiara made from flowers, naturel nail polish, a few pieces of beaded bracelet and a vespa!