Don't be a victim. Wear what you need to wear to get the job and keep the job. Remember all that shit you read on them ef a that you may or may not laugh at now? Yeah, it's pretty useful stuff.
If you have a problem with the discrepancy between your casual and work_wear, then that's something you'll have to live with to exist as a functioning member in society. If you're like most people, you'll be at work five days a week with a uniform or business casual requirement. In my case, six or seven. I made the choice to have little to no difference between casual wear and work stuff for that reason. Something to take into account.
There's also the financial implications of being young and blowing all your disposable income on victim shit like many fashion forum goers do. If you're going the traditional office worker/whatever route requiring business casual (at minimum), you'd be better off investing first in some staples. This is also assuming you've stopped growing.
tl;dr: Suck it up and work and be yourself on the weekends or be fortunate enough to land a creative role or find a clever way to integrate casual and work_wear without getting shitcanned.Statistics: Posted by blankinput — Thu Aug 28, 2014 2:49 pm
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