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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jeans are too casual and read low class/unprofessional. I always wear black slacks and nice shoes to such appointments. Depending on weather, I usually wear a blouse and blazer. I essentially dress like I would for work. I carry a nice handbag as well. [/quote] Jeans are not low class, and who uses terms like slacks and handbag? My mother is literally 80 and she doesn’t talk like this. She also wears jeans (gasp).[/quote] Go read one of the countless dcum threads on what it means to be old money, upper class, polished, etc. ICYMI: some of us were raised a certain way and use certain words. How one expresses themselves speaks volumes on many levels. Poking fun by insinuating that I am old or uncool says more about you, pp. Anyway, setting all this aside: if the op wants to be taken seriously, then she should dress the part. I’ve literally changed my clothes and shoes before heading to the ER. Why? Because everyone treats you differently based on your appearance. When I’m the patient advocate, I dress my best. Nice jeans with leather flats and a blazer are fine. Tattered hem jeans and sneakers foster a power differential. [/quote]
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