Not tweeting a link to that ridiculous fashion piece from the WSJ advising people who work at home not to wear sweatpants and instead to buy a load of expensive crap to wear in your own home including $4k earrings and a $3k bag, because it’s obvious clickbait, but COME ON.
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Loads of downsides to working for yourself - no pension, no holiday pay, huge admin, social isolation, etc etc. One of the upsides is that you get to wear whatever the hell you like. You will only delight/horrify yourself and the occasional delivery person.
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Sweatpants? Yes. Ballgown? Why not. Sweatpants and ballgown? Well, it is cold out there. Swansdown g-string and sequinned pasties? I assume it is less cold where you are. Smart suit because it puts you in the right mindset? Sure. Victorian diving suit? Go on with your bad self.
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That sounds lovely! Whatever you’re comfortable in. I assume just the cashmere smoking jacket, nothing else.
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I always imagine you beaverimg away at your screen in a full-length silk taffeta gown and elegant sky-high stilettos.
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Only on Wednesdays. Thursdays, I usually opt for one of my dinosaur suits. amazon.co.uk/slp/dinosaur-s
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Yeah, as I tweeted earlier today, I'm sporting the Arthur Dent 'freelancer look' today.
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I totally buy into the idea of getting dressed, but if you need the stuff to be expensive, you’re broken.
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