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http://www.forbes.com/forbeslife/200...0720style.html
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I can't believe they didn't mention the awful square-toed shoes in all those pictures? Could it be they didn't regard them as part of the sin?
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I have to say that scruffy shoes is my biggest pet peeve, and you could include all the square toe monstrosities along with that. Along with the phone/pda belt clip thing.
I would be interested to hear opinions on this article from SF'ers that work in more of a business/financial/etc environment...
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I think most of the suggestions were good, but white socks would be #1 for me.
I don't think I'd take advice from someone in charge of apparel at BR.
That's convenient.
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Yeah....too bad they didn't talk to somebody in charge of marketing for the Tide pen. He might have a different opinion. However, I do like the idea of keeping a spare white or light blue shirt in the office for emergencies. If I got a stain on the way to a high-level client meeting or interview, I would replace if possible. I wouldn't throw out the original, just bring to a dry-cleaner.
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+1
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"Accessories like belts and shoes may be the last thing you think about when putting together your look"
Clearly he doesn't realize how many SFers decide on their shoes first and then pick the clothes.
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I don't think I'd take advice from Forbes.
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Yeah, that guy is such a huge loser. :sarcasm:
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+1
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I don't like Thousand Island
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Is it the same of, Russian Ranch ?
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Not sure,
you tell me!
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Well he's dead (original founder that is) and I was referring to the awful publication that bears his name. Badly researched articles full of inaccuracies and dubious taste aren’t really impressing, especially when peppered with topsomething or other lists. By the way feel free to enjoy the magazine and the advice it provides, maybe it’s just not my thing…
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Again, I think the PDA/phone-on-the-belt sin is both one of the more deadly and widespread. Glad they picked up on that, otherwise...
