Originally posted by shinerbock
I guess style just depends on what you're going for. For example, when I was in DC this summer, a few of the california interns were allowed to wear like jeans and flip flops. I doubt their constituents cared, but nobody else could really do that. So it probably goes both ways, as we laughed at those kids all summer, and we might not fit in wherever they were from.
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Originally posted by SoCalGirl
EXACTLY what I was trying to say earlier. It's all relative!
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Where was your intern deal in DC, or what did yall do?
I had an internship with a Senator from Texas two summers ago in DC and I wore a suit or a Blazer every day. Not to criticize, I just find it odd that they would allow someone to wear jeans and flip flops as an intern. I would think a more classy individual would think better to do that even if given the oppurtunity.