Three-piece?
Does anyone wear three-piece suits anymore? I'm not talking some loud, fourteen-button monstrosity one might wear on his nightly appearance on Sportscenter, but a tasteful charcoal/navy three-piece suit.
Thoughts?
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Um... no.
On another note, do anyone of you wear knit ties? I love them outside of work, but I always feel like its not appropriate for a Jr. level person in the office. Reason it strikes me is I recently saw a pic of an intern wearing on on the GS Career web site... I'm assuming he's in Europe, where you can be a little more outwardly stylish. Wait, actually the pic is outside of 85 Broad.
http://www2.goldmansachs.com/careers/index.html
I should've clarified, I wasn't referring to a Jr. person wearing a 3-piece, more of an MD-level type. I could see Lloyd et al donning the vests in the winter...
My opinion on knits: as the gentleman in the picture, I think keeping it navy or black with a nice solid shirt & suit is ok for business-dress. Otherwise you run the risk of looking like an architect.
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