Do higher income (or class) individuals dress a certain way? (scent, color)
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I work with a lot of wealthy people. And they wear scrubs most of the time. Usually with a ratty sweatshirt...of an elite Ivy League college. These folks are not super rich....but make around 250k a year. They work too much to really bother with buying clothes.
But again...hair, teeth, skincare, watches....you can tell who has lots of disposable income.
Not so sure on that. After all a Social Worker who makes $60,000 a year has a Masters degree....but not the same type of disposable income a doctor who makes 300K a year.
Yes. I, too, find it appropriate to dress for the occasion. But left to my own devices, I am not interested in high maintenance clothing. Jeans and a tshirt will do.
The only time I wear "high maintenance" clothing is when I wear Brooks Brothers suits to job interviews. But it's been years since I did that.
One thing I like to do is wear Hard Rock Cafe t-shirts from cities that I visit around the world. But I don't know if anyone around here notices that much. lol.
Last edited by BigCityDreamer; 06-03-2012 at 02:08 PM..
Not so sure on that. After all a Social Worker who makes $60,000 a year has a Masters degree....but not the same type of disposable income a doctor who makes 300K a year.
Social workers making $60,000. What planet do you live on? Perhaps in the Bay Area or New England, but definitely not in the rest of the country. And especially not for hospital social workers.
I don't make that much, and I'm a statistician with a masters degree, albeit that I am a recent college grad, but I manage to dress well and shop for clothes which are made of quality products. I spend far more than most people on clothes. In five years, once I have enough work experience, I hope to have a much higher income.
Not so sure on that. After all a Social Worker who makes $60,000 a year has a Masters degree....but not the same type of disposable income a doctor who makes 300K a year.
What if the Doctor is married with 5 kids and wife does nothing?
Doctor's wives...wow. They usually look like a million bucks. I have never seen a fat wife of a doctor. I met one who has a personal shopper at Nordstrom's. Sure, they are not the uber riche folks...but they do dress well. Sharp.
Doctor's wives...wow. They usually look like a million bucks. I have never seen a fat wife of a doctor. I met one who has a personal shopper at Nordstrom's. Sure, they are not the uber riche folks...but they do dress well. Sharp.
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just depends.. i know lots of rich hipsters who look like they crawled out a good will
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