I think Uggs or Crocks would suit the best under that hammer!
;)

That was a bit of a kneejerk exclaimation mark in my head.

And yes, I going to try to see if I can get away with it. I think I am going to slowly try to ease my work into the idea starting with tomorrow. I’m going to wear that Ports dress and see if raise any eyebrows.

And Auntie Fashion never replied whether a cocktail dress is a gown. According to wiki, it can be

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gown

Jesse – thats the point, your coworkers should be wearing gowns too.

What I meant was … communist posters usually make me want to do the exact opposite of what they are suggesting.

Rebecca – I knew you would have something to say about that – though I have no idea what it means.

Nadia – I can just picture you doing this! I approve, I don’t think it could be possible to be any fashion-nerdier.

I used to do that in high school: I made and wore a blue — always blue, don’t ask me why — gown for every literary period we read. By the time we were reading Jane Eyre, I took up the whole frickin’ hallway. Accessorized with big-ass boots under my gowns to stomp down unruly frosh, of course.

True story: Last night Marjie Withajay visited my house to watch Project Runway while she was in town. She took one look at me and said “Are you wearing Uggs?” Of course I said “No, I’m wearing house slippers. I do that when I put my feet up on the furniture.”