>> I'm still puzzled by the number of people who seemed to think that me 
>> in denim jeans, a crumpled-up shirt and a set of trainers looked "smart". 
> 
> It's a fashion statement. You're actually paying more attention to your 
> clothes than you usually do. If they're clean, you're saying something 
> about your personality that day.

Just to mix thing up, I thought I'd go to work with a completely 
different look.

On the first day, it caused quite a stir. Interestingly, on the second 
day nobody took the slightest bit of notice. Funny how quickly the 
novelty fades, eh? (I guess after the initial shock, people remember 
that even though I look different, I'm still the same old boring geek 
that nobody actually likes...)

> BTW: "Trainers"? Is that what this side calls sneakers?

Conceivably.

http://www.uk.skechers.com/en/shoes/279

(Mind have tiny differences to this one.)

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