Suit woes

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  Back in the 80’s, when I first started working, everyone in the legal profession wore business attire. The men were expected to wear a suit, button down shirt and tie.  Women were expected to wear a skirt suit, blouse, pantyhose and pumps; pantsuits were not common. 

I’d wear sneakers to commute, then change into pumps at the office or in the courthouse.

Business casual became the rule in the 90’s.  And I can wear anything I want when I work from home. 

But there are occasions … I don’t have to be in court often, but when I go to court I have to suit up.

I bought a pantsuit at the end of August, had it tailored to fit me (short girl problems, I almost always have to have my pants hemmed.) Basic navy blue suit, perfect for court. 

Yesterday was the first time I had occasion to wear it.

The pants are way too big on me …


Comments

  1. Liz A.January 14, 2025 at 7:40 PM

    Ah yes, the weight loss problem. But something too soon, and by the time you need it, it's too big. I hope you have a good belt ;)

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  2. peppylady (Dora)January 14, 2025 at 10:41 PM

    Dress code sure change. I recall attend a religious service. Woman didn't where pants. Now I will where jeans to church.

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