I work at a company that employs over 11000 people and then there are many other people who are subcontractors or government representatives. Also there are Navy personnel where I work. With so many people I am attracted to some of them. What are your thoughts on dating people who work at the same place as you. My company has no rules about dating coworkers. Is it a bad idea to date coworkers? Is it a bad idea to ask people out at work? Is there any good way to go about asking someone out at work?

My dad can’t wear any of his old sports coats or suits, so I am going through little by little. Here is a Gianfranco Ruffini (c. 2003) sports coat with rose shirt and striped tie. I like how the pattern can go with either black or blue trousers. (by the way, it is pretty windy here in North Jersey!)

Trying to layer and stay warm. Vintage tweed jacket with some really great colors paired with a crazy colorful vintage wool tie, Brooks Brothers lambswool vest and pocket square, Polo Ralph Lauren corduroys and chocolate suede brogue shoes

I wonder if this has happened to any of you? I've been in a "sartorial slump" for the past several weeks. I have been trying to dress well but feel like a lot of my outfits are feeling the same. I am so use to wearing a jacket and tie that it seems almost routine and trying to spice it up has been tough. I have PLENTY of clothes but struggle to get excited about outfits as I feel like I am in a sort of rut. Anyone else struggle with that? One remedy I had though of was doing theme weeks, like a bow tie week or a tweed week, double breasted jacket week, wool sweater week, Argyle week, Ralph Lauren week, Brooks Brothers week Loro Piana week or a decade week I.E. 50s, 60s 80s....etc. any thoughts?

Didn’t plan it down to this exact detail, but that’s the beauty of chance… Van Huesen sports jacket and shirt. I felt the tie complemented the shirt, and I wanted a pocket square. I liked the play of the pastels.