This is going to be vague. Just bear with me.
If you have to *try* to be unique, you aren't being unique.
Just because something is trendy, doesn't mean it works on everyone.
Bow ties are a little gimmicky. Here are three people who pull them off:
If the dress code has been designated business casual, a tie is overkill. In this case, a bow tie is just douchey.
But you know, I wore a bee costume to host a company meeting once. Another time, I wore a grass skirt. I get the need to prepare for a role.
But what's my mantra to you? Don't over think it.
You are way, way overthinking it.
You'll never read this, but I have to say it. You want to look like a professor? How about this one:
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If you have to *try* to be unique, you aren't being unique.
Just because something is trendy, doesn't mean it works on everyone.
Bow ties are a little gimmicky. Here are three people who pull them off:
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| Louis Farrakhan. It's a look, to be sure. Is that a clip-on? |
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| Orville Redenbacher. He looks eerily like my late maternal grandmother. Similar hairstyles. |
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| Paul Reubens (aka Pee Wee Herman). I know you are, but what am I? |
If the dress code has been designated business casual, a tie is overkill. In this case, a bow tie is just douchey.
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| I'm getting a not-so-fresh feeling here. |
But you know, I wore a bee costume to host a company meeting once. Another time, I wore a grass skirt. I get the need to prepare for a role.
But what's my mantra to you? Don't over think it.
You are way, way overthinking it.
You'll never read this, but I have to say it. You want to look like a professor? How about this one:
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| But for the love of all that is holy, wear an undershirt. It's the right thing to do. |
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