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queenbean
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« on: August 20, 2007, 12:09:21 pm » |
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When I was on holiday in NY in December I stood with my nose pressed against the window of the Manolo Blahnik store, positively drooling despite the threatening looks from the hefty security man. Ah well, we can dream ...
I work for a coffee roaster and we have dress down policy all week round. My MD is super casual (albeit designer casual, but casual nonetheless), so although I do like to dust off the suit and heels from time to time, I don't want to look too out of sync with his style. I do like to mix it up a bit - today I'm very casual in (clean) trainers, but tomorrow it could be high heeled boots or funky flat ballet shoes. It all depends how the mood grabs me (and what is clean hanging in my wardrobe!)
I really like working in an environment which allows me to be casual if I like, and more corporate too. But I agree with Rain that no matter what you wear, it's important for your shoes to be well kept. Casual is one thing, tatty and scruffy is another.
QB
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