[DRESSCODE:NEW OFFICE WEAR]
Yes it is true. They are cracking the dresscode: office attire is slowly becoming the thing of the past. We see a lot of men in downtown San Francisco wearing fashionable designer shorts to work (complete with their expensive-looking designer totes or man purses)...like the men you see here...We, especially queers, like to wear shorts. I'd love to deal with companies that allow us to wear shorts. San Francisco may not be a fashion capital but shorts look so much better in this gorgeous city and gorgeous weather. Well...first came Casual Fridays, that dread episode in the history of fashion, with their invitation for men to trade in suits for Dockers and to swap a proper shirt and tie for an open neck and a daring flash of masculine décolletage. Now they are wearing shorts and soft loafers to work.
Things are definitely changing. Shorts are definitely in tho they are still many companies that discourage their empployees to wear them to work.
Yes it is true. They are cracking the dresscode: office attire is slowly becoming the thing of the past. We see a lot of men in downtown San Francisco wearing fashionable designer shorts to work (complete with their expensive-looking designer totes or man purses)...like the men you see here...We, especially queers, like to wear shorts. I'd love to deal with companies that allow us to wear shorts. San Francisco may not be a fashion capital but shorts look so much better in this gorgeous city and gorgeous weather. Well...first came Casual Fridays, that dread episode in the history of fashion, with their invitation for men to trade in suits for Dockers and to swap a proper shirt and tie for an open neck and a daring flash of masculine décolletage. Now they are wearing shorts and soft loafers to work.
Things are definitely changing. Shorts are definitely in tho they are still many companies that discourage their empployees to wear them to work.