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Just goes to show you how much females actually pay attention to details like that!

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I hear you on that. Still something to keep in mind is to just though you may not go to your office as often, you can just maintain the dress style when your running errands to places you still frequent or going there. You can still look stylish while out and about even if out still less than before the pandemic.

Glad you enjoy it!

You're so welcome!

Have fun!

@@MensFashioner thank you! For look #10 are those chinos or dress pants?

Just offering my personal opinion here. For socks, I'd say something that contains wool, even recycled wool. Of course you can't go wrong with dark, plain colors. You could probably pick a pair of insulated mid-top leather boots resembling chukkas, possibly with reinforced soles. I've seen plenty of them in Scandinavia and these people can't be accused of sloppy style. Though I've also seen plenty of sneakers :) You should probably avoid looking like someone who just climbed the Khumbu glacier and lost his crampons.

Not a fan of that outfit. Specially the no-sock look when you’re not on a boat or the beach.

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Speaking as a woman, waiters are typically well put together so you may just be psyching yourself out of a good outfit... but maybe try a gray or light blue button down if you can't get over it.

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I still wear business casual for Zoom meetings and some in-person social engagements.

Don’t you ever go out? Social events, birthdays, weddings, religious holidays, even a simple restaurant date on a Friday night, the theater, opera, recitals, etc. There are so many opportunities to wear “nice clothes” even if one works from home. And who said that at home we should dress in sweat pants and t-shirts? My friend’s father, who unfortunately passed away a few years ago, always wore dress pants, dress shirts, cardigans and dress shoes at home, even though he was a retired old man. Clearly he belonged to a different generation. I’m 33. Even before the pandemic I was spending a lot of time at home, and didn’t have a regular 9-5 job. I always wore (and still do) polo shirts and chinos at home, with a sweater in colder months. When I go to Manhattan (I live in NY city) I always dress in what one could describe as business casual. Somehow it makes me feel secure and confident. I feel like I’m a member of a professional community of people who respect each other, even though way too many people around me dress as if they don’t give a damn about anyone seeing them. No respect towards the public whatsoever. And I always dress up when going to church, musical or social events. At some such events, suits and ties are expected. Some events are black tie.

Yeah, that's true. The reality of the situation is that it's much easier to look sharp if you're in shape and your posture is good. This applies to both sexes. Fortunately, unless there are medical conditions or higher age, this can be fixed to some degree. Nearly everybody can exercise and make changes to his diet (like stop eating sugar). But of course, it's not possible for everyone to look like a model, just like it's not possible for everyone to run like Usain Bolt :)

I've never heard of smart casual as distinguished from business casual...? where I'm from they both mean the same thing, but I'm an American west coaster...

By all means please make a video and enlighten us tasteless yanks 🙄

Well, you sure are trying not to be a jerk... sorry it didn't work.

@@Elemiriel the truth has no feelings. enjoy dressing your husband