As odd as it sounds, I try to model my outfits after CIA officers[1], which depends on the context and environment, but generally involves regular jeans, a normal t-shirt, and a button-down shirt for men. What you'd see at the local Home Depot. It's comfortable, discreet, and durable.
I have a few pairs of jeans, a few pairs of t-shirts, and a few pair of button-down shirts, and a couple pairs of shoes.
I don't call it "wearing the same thing every day" and I still have far less than this person and I never "waste brainpower" on deciding what to wear. Her whole post gave me brain cramps, however.
I have a few pairs of jeans, a few pairs of t-shirts, and a few pair of button-down shirts, and a couple pairs of shoes.
I don't call it "wearing the same thing every day" and I still have far less than this person and I never "waste brainpower" on deciding what to wear. Her whole post gave me brain cramps, however.
1. Typical example, Raymond Davis: http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/10/02/article-0-0E2E4ADE...