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RE: Dress Code - Lizzy F. - 01-19-2011 02:25 PM
(01-19-2011 02:04 PM)FormerFundy Wrote:(01-19-2011 01:06 PM)Jordan M. Poss Wrote: I've always enjoyed dressing up--I own gobs of ties and love a good suit
I'm with you. I work for a very large firm at its HQ in New York City. When I started there it was required to wear a suit & tie every day including Fridays. Then the firm went "business casual" and I hated it. It was much easier to have 4 white shirts and 1 light blue shirt and match them with ties, than to have all these casual shirts and slacks in every freaking color of the rainbow...especially for someone like me who is partially color blind. Now every night I have to get my combinations "checked" by the wife to make sure stuff matches....
I'm so sorry. My dad and his coworker are partially color blind, except they deal with electronics that can zap them. It's not something they could have planned for.
RE: Dress Code - elfdream - 01-19-2011 02:45 PM
I think the artist series at BJ soured me on dressing up. It was fun if you are a freshman or if you have a boyfriend but by third semester of my junior year it was SO OLD...and I had a boyfriend.
I never liked dressing up for church even when I was a girl. Have no idea why but I just never liked being part of what seemed like a perpetual Easter parade.
As soon as we went to a church that was a 'come as you are casual' I jumped right in! Had no problem wearing slacks/jeans to church.
I still wear pants to church but its mostly dressy pants now.
RE: Dress Code - chris1000bc - 01-19-2011 03:09 PM
Yeah, I did all of the dressing up for church I needed to at school. I am against going to church and not being able to wear something comfortable which is usually jeans and a polo.
RE: Dress Code - Jordan M. Poss - 01-19-2011 03:31 PM
(01-19-2011 02:04 PM)FormerFundy Wrote:(01-19-2011 01:06 PM)Jordan M. Poss Wrote: I've always enjoyed dressing up--I own gobs of ties and love a good suit
I'm with you. I work for a very large firm at its HQ in New York City. When I started there it was required to wear a suit & tie every day including Fridays. Then the firm went "business casual" and I hated it. It was much easier to have 4 white shirts and 1 light blue shirt and match them with ties, than to have all these casual shirts and slacks in every freaking color of the rainbow...especially for someone like me who is partially color blind. Now every night I have to get my combinations "checked" by the wife to make sure stuff matches....
My solution is to wear lots of black, white, grey, and silver. It all matches, but with the downside that, just occasionally, you overdress for something.
Quote:I think the artist series at BJ soured me on dressing up. It was fun if you are a freshman or if you have a boyfriend but by third semester of my junior year it was SO OLD...
Artist Series was, for me, actually the best time to dress up. I have all these romantic notions from my childhood about what nights at the theatre/club/casino/etc. are supposed to be like, and really snazzing up for Artist Series and mixing and mingling was the closest I could get to living that out. Curse you, Rocketeer.
RE: Dress Code - Tony Mel - 01-19-2011 04:43 PM
I don't believe in the idea of being expected to "dress up" for church. However, I like to wear a suit and a tie.
RE: Dress Code - Tikatu - 01-19-2011 05:13 PM
(01-19-2011 02:45 PM)elfdream Wrote: I think the artist series at BJ soured me on dressing up. It was fun if you are a freshman or if you have a boyfriend but by third semester of my junior year it was SO OLD...and I had a boyfriend.
For the King's Singers one year Hubby and I dressed as oddly as we could. He wore all brown - brown slacks, brown argyle vest, brown suit coat. I wore my two piece outfit from Togo, which had a long skirt. We got a few strange looks, but since everything checked, no one official approached us.
RE: Dress Code - Zoraïde - 01-20-2011 06:21 AM
I wore a strapless dress to church recently!!!!! :O Have been wearing pants/jeans + Birkenstocks all year tho .... looooove my birkis
RE: Dress Code - pastor's wife - 01-20-2011 08:06 AM
My husband likes having people dressed lots of different ways at church from suits to casual. That way if visitors come in, no matter how they're dressed, there will be someone wearing something similiar. That totally eclectic look is a little strange, and I do think someone might feel awkward dressed in a suit and tie next to a guy in shorts and a t-shirt. I like dressing up for church, but I don't like demanding it or assuming God loves me more if I do.
RE: Dress Code - JordanMaria - 01-20-2011 10:01 AM
I've always worn a dress to church growing up.
If I ever go to church now to visit, I'll wear dress pants just to look nice. I still get a little queasy about wearing jeans to a service on a Sunday. I like dressing up though so that might be just me.
I work in a hospital so I wear scrubs. I kind of get jealous when I see desk workers all dressed up. Oh well, at least I'm comfortable!
RE: Dress Code - Scorpio - 01-20-2011 11:06 AM
(01-20-2011 10:01 AM)JordanMaria Wrote: I work in a hospital so I wear scrubs. I kind of get jealous when I see desk workers all dressed up. Oh well, at least I'm comfortable!
I work in an office and I get jealous when I see hospital workers in scrubs and sneakers looking all comfortable.
