Is Wearing Ed Hardy any good?
Hi, Startup Hedge Fund Manager here, I have been particularly fond of Ed Hardy as a brand and their designs. Any sufggestions if it's good to wear it in a Hedge Fund setting?
Oh yeah, pair it up with some nice distressed True Religion jeans and a heavy spritz of Axe under each pit. You'll woo every potential investor that comes your way for sure!
Hey, I appreciate your comment, but I'm serious about it. Don't judge personality on clothing choice, maybe. It's just that Ed Hardy is good for me, maybe?
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Only if you arrive on an unnecessarily loud Harley to the office, preferably after a breakup smelling of Paco Rabanne 1 Million. The investors will love this!
Thank You! for positive affirmation.
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You need to wear Affliction alongside the greasiest pomade you can find. Anything less and you'll be fired immediately.
If you have to ask, then no.
Yeah correct, confident in choice but wanted some opinions.
If it's not a tattoo by the master himself, don't do it.
Don Ed Hardy, but I’m not allowed to get tattoo.
Depends on who you're dressing for. It wouldn't be acceptable in any workplace I have ever worked in, but if you're working out of your parent's basement wear whatever makes you happy my man.
Thanks dude! That was a genuinely thoughtful and considerate comment. My well wishes.
thought this was a TBT post :-)
Oh Hell No! Dont troll mate! haha
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It's T-shirt Time!
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Maybe try an Affliction or Tapout tee instead
Ed Hardy is only acceptable if paired with a $elf Made tat.
Btw, by hedge fund do you mean crypto trading on the side?
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