What's in store for you today? Will you be sitting or standing?
These are the questions I ask myself each morning now that I've taken up the summer work uniform of graphic tees paired with dressier skirts (more examples here).
Problem is if I'm sitting across from my boss, I'd rather she not be looking at underdressed me in a graphic tee.
If I'm delivering a presentation & people can see my entire outfit, no problem.
In general, it seems nice to dress for the person who has to look at you. If I'm having lunch with a friend, I wear a prettier top since she'll see mostly just the top half of me.
These are the questions I ask myself each morning now that I've taken up the summer work uniform of graphic tees paired with dressier skirts (more examples here).
Problem is if I'm sitting across from my boss, I'd rather she not be looking at underdressed me in a graphic tee.
If I'm delivering a presentation & people can see my entire outfit, no problem.
In general, it seems nice to dress for the person who has to look at you. If I'm having lunch with a friend, I wear a prettier top since she'll see mostly just the top half of me.
I love wearing a graphic tee to work, but maybe I'd best upgrade my shirt if I'll be sitting around a meeting table.
 GAP tee, H&M skirt, old sandals |  GAP tee, J. Crew Factory belt, Talbots skirt, old sandals |
| You hear stories of newscasters wearing a jacket & tie with beat-up shorts or boxers since they're sitting behind a desk. I can see how it makes a difference if your audience will see your entire outfit or just the part above the waist :-) |  Will Ferrell in Anchorman |
Do you ever think about this stuff?
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