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A new series where Cookie can get feedback on her fashion. :)

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An exact uniform provided by your employer would be like a police uniform (vest, duty belt, boots, badge, gun, etc.) Or an EMS or Fire uniform. Some medical institutions and restaurants also provide their employees with specific uniforms.

A general uniform would be requiring you as the employee to wear a specific color/style of clothing (like a black polo shirt and khaki pants) but requiring the employee to purchase the clothing themselves and not specifying specific brands.

A lax uniform would be something like "professional" or "business" in that you may wear whatever you want to work (suit, button up, slacks, skirt, dress) as long as it is meets whatever societal expectations exist for that category of dress.

Or maybe you're a YouTuber or something that you could wear whatever you want for the day.

And... maybe you're unemployed.

*I realize this is being asked during the pandemic and maybe you're recently unemployed. Please vote in accordance to the dress policy of the job you had prior to being let go.

Is there anyone out there who doesn't think a man looks great in a suit?
I know a suit is a uniform of sorts, a mandatory item for certain professions, but a well-tailored suit, or sportjacket ensemble is just so polished, finished, and smart looking. I'm a sucker for them. I don't expect or like men to be in them all the time, but especially when it's for certain occasions, they just make the man look so good. Yum.

Here's some questions on the topic:
1. How do you feel about men in uniforms? I know a lot of women love military uniforms, etc. It doesn't do much for me, personally (I really like self-expression/choice, and I'm not for authority), but I get it. What do you like about it? What do you find more attractive/think looks better - a man in his own suit that he chose, or a man in uniform?
2. What about sportcoats? Prefer the looser, mix and match aspect of a jacket that does not have matching pants? I love this look too. So many possibilities. More casual, but also a great look. Just depends on how much formalness is required.
3. Do you like this trend of very slim cuts? Do you think they've gone overboard, too tight? I notice even on very fit celebrities, they gain a little bit of weight, either in fat or muscle, and the suit ends up pulling ('whiskering') in unflattering ways (you see this not just with buttoning the jacket, but the thigh or calf area being tight.) I suspect this style came about from a combination of metrosexuality, showing off and flattering the male form more, and a deliberate change of styles to encourage people to buy more.
4. What do you think of the brighter blue suits that became very popular in the last few years? I never liked it, and am over it, personally. I'd like to see some other new ideas, like a very subtle additional colour being woven into a menswear plaid, for ex. Dark tones look really good this way. Any other ideas you'd like to see? Do you feel you have enough opportunity for self-expression?
5. Tie or no tie?

I didn’t want to do yoga shorts with this bc it flies way up and out bc of the split in the middle. I like the style and how airy it is, but don’t want to be walking around in essentially shorts with a polka dot cape😛

I don’t have a black slip atm, So As a substitute, I took a pair of black cotton palazzo pants and wore them under.

Honestly in my opinion, if they were super thin like some of the cheap kind I accidentally ordered once upon a time, I think it might be OK. However, they may be too thick not to make a statement.

Opinions?

Thank You 🌺

Nothing is more classic than jeans, but leggings are just as popular now! So which style is the queen of casual pants?

(We are voting on the entire style, not just the examples I chose in the pics)