Paul Weiss also.Lincoln wrote:Huh? I was told by someone going there that Cravath was the only firm in New York that still has a business formal dress code. Mind sharing which one it is, since you're anonymous and all?Anonymous User wrote:I wish...Lincoln wrote:Enjoy your summer at Cravath, Swaine & Moore.Anonymous User wrote:My firm is business formal, which sucks from the perspective of having to ride the subway every single day while sweating my ass off in a suit, but good from the perspective of the 8 year old in me who hates having to pick out clothes to wear. I get to make like Doug and have what amounts to a closetful of the same outfit, with ties in a mechanical rotation.
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UCLAtransfer
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Enjoy your summer at Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
I wish...
Huh? I was told by someone going there that Cravath was the only firm in New York that still has a business formal dress code. Mind sharing which one it is, since you're anonymous and all?
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WLRK too.Paul Weiss also.
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shepdawg
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Biz Caz in SD is a "nice shirt" and "nice jeans." That shit is almost as much as a mid-range suit, but is much more comfy.
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This describes my firm's approach as well. Although if you can't buy a respectable looking pair of jeans and a button down for less than a $300-500 suit, then you're doing it wrong.shepdawg wrote:Biz Caz in SD is a "nice shirt" and "nice jeans." That shit is almost as much as a mid-range suit, but is much more comfy.
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Paul Weiss also.[/quote]
Not sure where you're getting that from. PW is year-round business casual according to the information sent out to the 2012 SA class.
Not sure where you're getting that from. PW is year-round business casual according to the information sent out to the 2012 SA class.
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+1. Pick up some nice designer jeans at Nordstrom Rack for 100.romothesavior wrote:This describes my firm's approach as well. Although if you can't buy a respectable looking pair of jeans and a button down for less than a $300-500 suit, then you're doing it wrong.shepdawg wrote:Biz Caz in SD is a "nice shirt" and "nice jeans." That shit is almost as much as a mid-range suit, but is much more comfy.
