When former FBI director Gary Aldrich published his book Unlimited Access in 1996, he described Clinton advance men who looked like bikers and staffers who resembled hippies and said one young lady was dressed entirely in black black pants, black T-shirt, black shoes, even black lipstick. The abbreviated length of one staffers skirt apparently made Aldrich wonder if Id walked into Hooters by mistake. (While here Aldrich sounds as if he has spent some time imagining what a Hooters staffer might wear, its obvious unless the staffer in question was wearing nude stockings, cutoff jean shorts and an owl T-shirt that Aldrich is engaging in a bit of dramatic hyperbole.) Of course, what were meant to take from such statements is that Clinton staffers were cheese-crazed animals in redneck-cum-hippie attire, while the Bush staff resembles a team of Bible salesmen traveling Kansas circa 1955
Choosing a cover-up that coordinates with the dress, rather than a casual afterthought, keeps the look polished in both modes
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Pairing these suits with a white shirt, loafers, or derby shoes creates a timeless look for business meetings or summer weddings
So take those into consideration too when putting together your look
