Holy Crap March!! You were a menace full of too much news. I feel like I am finally finding my feet after a whirlwind of good news, bad news, and having to wear dress pants far more than I normally care to.
I'm leaving the bad news in the past, but the good news is that I am starting a new job on Wednesday. For the job I will have to continue to wear dress pants far more than I generally care too, but I'm going to take it as a learning experience and possibly something that is a necessity now that I am over thirty.
I have never had a job with a dress code before, so I know this 'business casual' thing will take some getting used to. Especially since my default outfit is jeans and a t-shirt/hoodie, and my preferred clothes are "comfy." I think I have more PJs than regular clothes, but I will soon have to start balancing out my wardrobe.
Yesterday I began my search for some business casual clothes, but I didn't really know what I was looking for and I am never in the mood to buy clothes. Grocery shopping? I could do that all day. Clothes shopping? It's like pulling teeth. So I didn't add any business casual clothes to my collection yesterday, but I did find a pair of track pants for only $10 that I have been wearing pretty steadily since I bought them. I am sure I will buy a few more pairs (there are assorted colours, and they are only $10!), but they are doing nothing to solve my business casual problem. I'm not worried yet, as I'm sure I can piece together three or four passable outfits, I just have to pick up a few more over the next little while. And a steamer - I absolutely refuse to incorporate ironing into my day. Wish me luck!
What is your dress code at work? Have you ever had to train yourself to wear clothes out of your comfort zone?
I'm leaving the bad news in the past, but the good news is that I am starting a new job on Wednesday. For the job I will have to continue to wear dress pants far more than I generally care too, but I'm going to take it as a learning experience and possibly something that is a necessity now that I am over thirty.
I have never had a job with a dress code before, so I know this 'business casual' thing will take some getting used to. Especially since my default outfit is jeans and a t-shirt/hoodie, and my preferred clothes are "comfy." I think I have more PJs than regular clothes, but I will soon have to start balancing out my wardrobe.
Yesterday I began my search for some business casual clothes, but I didn't really know what I was looking for and I am never in the mood to buy clothes. Grocery shopping? I could do that all day. Clothes shopping? It's like pulling teeth. So I didn't add any business casual clothes to my collection yesterday, but I did find a pair of track pants for only $10 that I have been wearing pretty steadily since I bought them. I am sure I will buy a few more pairs (there are assorted colours, and they are only $10!), but they are doing nothing to solve my business casual problem. I'm not worried yet, as I'm sure I can piece together three or four passable outfits, I just have to pick up a few more over the next little while. And a steamer - I absolutely refuse to incorporate ironing into my day. Wish me luck!
What is your dress code at work? Have you ever had to train yourself to wear clothes out of your comfort zone?