I agree. I have no interest in fashion as defined by the article, and I'm okay with that. And my co-workers are, too. It's been interesting watching my fathe

I agree. I have no interest in fashion as defined by the article, and I'm okay with that. And my co-workers are, too. It's been interesting watching my father's fashion change over the years. He has worked, varying capacities, as a manager or executive at a mechanical engineering and construction firm for his entire life. In the 1970s and 1980s, he wore a suit to work every day. In the mid 1990s (coinciding, I should add, with his promotion to president), the dress at the office changed to business casual, even when lunching with clients, and now, jeans are normal around the office unless meeting with clients.