Back during dinkhood ( organizational life) dress was a means of fitting in and setting your status within the group, both things neccessary for you to feel comfortable with your fellow dinks.
To be comfortable with our new status (or lack thereof) we need a dress code so we are fittingly attired for every occasion.
Someday this will be a fashion trend but for now here's a few basics -
- don't care what you look like, you're not going to impress anybody anyway and that's the key to low cost. I haven't spent a penny on clothes since June of last year ( when I bought 2 pairs of jeans and a pocket tee for less than $20). I'm living out of inventory in my closet ( including the years of corporate Logo shirts with meeting slogans on the sleeve - if only they had corporate logo underwear and socks!)
- Dress like a slacker college student except for more pockets ( glasses, coupons and medications) and better footwear ( our feet can't walk very far in flip flops, besides they get cold).
- You've got to have attitude. Carry yourself like a runway model for the fashion house "kiss my ass".
When you're out, people might think you're an old fat college student but more likely they'll think you don't much care.
Bingo.
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