Retro Recruitment

[EEKappa]

Doesn't matter what they say
In the jealous games people play...

Yay for the Go-Go's! And Delta Gamma too, of course. And thanks for writing up such a fun Retro thread!

J Crew has some cute pseudo-Bermuda bags. They don't have the buttons to changes the covers, but the wooden handles are eerily similar. I still have my twisty beads in my drawer, hoping that some day they'll be back in style. If not, they'll eventually be recycled into something more current.

[Low C Sharp]

barnard1897, please tell me that the leg-warmer-wearer was a defendant's family member or a spectator, NOT a lawyer...I've seen lawyers push the inappropriate envelope, but that might win the prize.
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[OtterXO]

Originally Posted by Low C Sharp

barnard1897, please tell me that the leg-warmer-wearer was a defendant's family member or a spectator, NOT a lawyer...I've seen lawyers push the inappropriate envelope, but that might win the prize.

I've seen some interesting outfits on other attorneys recently. One time my opposing counsel was wearing what I can only describe as a leopard print cotton nightgown that buttoned down the front and hit about at mid calf (and was approximately 2 sizes too small so the buttons were pulling) with a cream double breasted nautical looking rayon blazer with some extremely large shoulder pads. To top it off she was wearing black scrunched socks and ankle boots. My favorite though, was an attorney I saw wearing a hot pink suit. Literally, neon pink. She had on coordinating shoes that were about 2-3 sizes too big also. Very professional.

[barnard1897]

Originally Posted by OtterXO

I've seen some interesting outfits on other attorneys recently. One time my opposing counsel was wearing what I can only describe as a leopard print cotton nightgown that buttoned down the front and hit about at mid calf (and was approzimately 2 sizes too small so the buttons were pulling) with a cream double breasted nautical looking rayon blazer with some extremely large shoulder pads. To top it off she was wearing black scrunched socks and ankle boots. My favorite though, was an attorney I saw wearing a hot pink suit. Literally, neon pink. She had on coordinating shoes that were about 2-3 sizes too big also. Very professional.

I seriously tell myself sometimes, if only all female lawyers had been in the Greek system, these things would never happen.

[BadSquirrelBeta]

Originally Posted by OtterXO

I've seen some interesting outfits on other attorneys recently. One time my opposing counsel was wearing what I can only describe as a leopard print cotton nightgown that buttoned down the front and hit about at mid calf (and was approximately 2 sizes too small so the buttons were pulling) with a cream double breasted nautical looking rayon blazer with some extremely large shoulder pads. To top it off she was wearing black scrunched socks and ankle boots. My favorite though, was an attorney I saw wearing a hot pink suit. Literally, neon pink. She had on coordinating shoes that were about 2-3 sizes too big also. Very professional.

You have got to be kidding me. Elle Woods would isht a brick.

[OtterXO]

Originally Posted by BadSquirrelBeta

You have got to be kidding me. Elle Woods would isht a brick.

I almost did when I saw both. I really wanted to get a picture on my phone of the neon pink suit but figured that wouldn't be too stealth. One of my coworkers saw a fe-mullet on an attorney when he was in federal court. A freaking mullet. On a woman. In federal court. Apparently it wasn't even like "oh maybe her hair dresser went crazy on the layers" because the back was at the middle of her back and the top was about 2 inches long. haha

[princessjv]

I had to google what "topsiders" and most other 80's reference clothes were too! Haha

Yay! Congrats on Delta G!

Can you reveal any of the other nicknames/orgs?

[barnard1897]

Originally Posted by Low C Sharp

barnard1897, please tell me that the leg-warmer-wearer was a defendant's family member or a spectator, NOT a lawyer...I've seen lawyers push the inappropriate envelope, but that might win the prize.

Low C#-I do believe she was a spectator, or if she was a lawyer, she was not appearing before the court yesterday. But in the back of my mind, I was still thinking--hmmmm, you're dressing for court today. Do you just wake up in the morning and tell yourself, yes, leg warmers are exactly what I want to wear for this event??? It's not like she was Elle Wood with her dog Bruiser, ok!!!

I can't believe I was debating whether a houndstooth print blouse was too "out there" with my black suit, in comparison!!