Sara Coelho asked:


the skirt one would be better than pants.

goirish808 asked:


ok so i have to wear a business suit for a ceremony that i have to attend and i’m fourteen and what i’m being told to wear seems somewhat all the same and a bit boring. i want to wear a grey jacket and pants, maroon dress shirt and a silver tie. is that too non business like. help with suggestions if too much or other things that may look better? thanks have a good one!

Corn asked:


is that the only one? i just remember more flying, day time and other people around

Daniella asked:


I know it is a HUGE turn on for many women to see a man in a business suit or in any formal attire.

Is it like that for men with women? Of course not if she was in a business suit, but say a nice dress and heels.

the realistic dreamer asked:


I have no idea what the standard is at the office, but it’s a law firm if that makes it any clearer.
Slacks and a dress shirt?
Skirt and a dress shirt?
full business suit?
dark jeans and a dress shirt?

BreeBree asked:


I have started my event planning business about a month ago, so understandably I haven’t gotten any clients as of yet. I’m going to a networking conference for women in business on Saturday, where there will be 400 or so small business owners. They will have keynote speakers, brunch, breakout sessions, and then we will have time at the later half of the event to “network” with each other.

I’m so nervous! I don’t know what to bring, what to say… I need tips! I want to present myself in the best way possible, to maximize the rewards of going to this event. However, I don’t have a lot of stories to talk about within my portfolio (other than the personal or job-related events that I’ve done that got me to this point). How do I answer the tough questions? Do I act like someone who’s just starting out, or do I try to sound like I’m established? What’s the etiquette for these types of events? What to say, do, what not to say or do…

Also, I don’t know what I should bring. I know I should bring business cards for sure, but with that many people, is it wise to bring a brochure as well? Would that be overkill with the stacks of brochures everyone will probably be handing each other? I will do it if I should. I just need some advice. I’ve never done this before so please bear with me because I’m new to this, clueless and need all the help I can get. And how should I dress? Business suit? Business casual? Wear a company t-shirt? LOL

Thanks in advance…. and if anyone knows of any websites that provide tips on these sort of things, please share. Yahoo and Google is not helping me right now. LOL

Lex Valentine asked:


Here’s a strange adult that hides his identity and wants to play with your kids. If you were driving home late at night and someone one was standing on the roof of your house in A.) a fireman’s outfit, B.) a business suit C.) a clown costume, the clown is the only one that would make you keep driving and never return again. Why did people in our grandparents generation think clowns were such a good thing?

memorilanes asked:


My mother recently washed my business suit, in the washing machine. It used to be a rich brown color, but now it is washed out, and I think it is ruined. Is there any way to fix it? To put back the color in the suit? Would dry cleaning it after having it washed in the washing machine do anything to help?

Goodness, why in the world would someone ruin my only suit!!!! :/

Mr. Fox asked:


I want to make a Fantastic Mr. Fox Character
But I need the Business suit and 22 more Honors
Is it really impossible to get, unless you have the special edition
If it is, how can I improvise and make my own custom suit

Lemony asked:


I mean Atta and his cronies where all dressed in shirt and tie. Terrorists like to go incognito surely you would feel alot more worried if you saw an Arabic looking guy in a business suit.