Fashion Is Fun
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Career Alternatives, Fashion, Fashion Is Fun, Weirdness
Career Alternatives for Attorneys: Fart Fighting?
No, that’s not a typo; we’re not talking about firefighting. We’re talking about fart fighting. From our sister site, the fabulous Fashionista: There’s no graceful way to introduce this product, so we’ll just cut to the chase: “Subtle Butt” is a disposable patch of fabric with an “activated carbon layer… to which stench adheres and […] -
Associate Advice, Fashion, Fashion Is Fun, Summer Associates
Summer Fashion Tips
This month’s heat wave forced professional types to start desperately thinking about whether spaghetti straps and speedos are appropriate attire for the office. (Hint: they’re not.) Many offices do go casual over the summer, though. At Weil Gotshal, for example, you can buy your way into a pair of jeans on Friday. Says a tipster […] - Sponsored
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Elena Kagan, Fashion, Fashion Is Fun, Reader Polls, SCOTUS, Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court
Elena Kagan v. Sonia Sotomayor: Who Wore It Better?
As I noted in my liveblogging of Elena Kagan’s confirmation hearings, Solicitor General Kagan decided to wear the same outfit that then-Judge Sonia Sotomayor wore to day one of her confirmation hearings: an electric blue blazer over a black blouse. A reader who was also struck by this sartorial similarity sent us a photographic comparison. […]
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Fashion, Fashion Is Fun, Summer Associates
What You Can Wear At Weil
It’s hot. It’s sticky. It’s summer time. That means it’s time for law firm HR departments to send out their annual summer fashion memos. Otherwise, associates might start showing up to work in bikinis and speedos. Because after a long winter spent hibernating under fluorescent lights, packing on the cold-month pounds, that’s exactly what law […] -
Fashion, Fashion Is Fun, SCOTUS, Shopping, Supreme Court
A SCOTUS Joke from The Gap?
Is the clothing mega-retailer following the Supreme Court nomination process? Check out this photo of a store window here in New York…. -
Bill Clinton, Elena Kagan, Fabulosity, Fashion, Fashion Is Fun, Lesbians, SCOTUS, SCOTUS Potential, Supreme Court
Did Bill Clinton Just Join Team Kagan?And what team does Elena Kagan play for?
Shortly after Justice John Paul Stevens announced his upcoming retirement from the Supreme Court, Solicitor General Elena Kagan emerged as a leading candidate to fill his seat. The phrase “Team Kagan” started popping up all over the place (as we noted in our Twitter feed). Numerous users of Twitter and Facebook, as well as many […] -
Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle, Fashion, Fashion Is Fun
Curtis Mallet Defines 'Business Casual' for its New York Associates
As the temperature rises, so does the desire to embrace informal summer fashions. Women are breaking out their strapless dresses and short skirts, and men are starting to sport shorts. While casual summer wear is fine on the weekends, don’t yield to the temptation to wear your flip flops to your white shoe firm. Curtis, […] -
Fashion, Fashion Is Fun, Law Professors, Law Schools, Tax Law, Weddings
Tax Professors in Love
This just in, from TaxProf Blog: Tax Profs Miranda Perry and Vic Fleischer tied the knot Saturday at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, followed by a reception at the Kitchen [Upstairs], a Boulder wine bar. A photograph of the two good professors appears above. Fashion props to Professor Perry for the understated elegance of […]
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