goth clothing @ work

Just a quick question:

what do you like working and going to work dressed up as you like or do you disguise?

I do unfortunately go to work in disguise. As a chef I do wear a uniform but I have worked in higher end places that, if the clientele are possibly going to see you before you change into uniform, want you to dress very low key and blend into the backgroud. So it's a habit I've gotten into even though I now work at a place that isn't so restrictive. I have to admit though that it is entertaining, if I need to pop in on my days off for some reason, to see the reactions to my regular clothes . . . and the volume of hair I have . . . and my tattoos . . .

Once I get a job, I will have to go boring corporate....uggg...I will not be able to work the way I want to...unless I get published and be a writer, then I will dress my way...my pen name is Sasha Reinhart...I might go all out with her...no one will ever know.

I am sitting with black pants, a black tee with two skulls that says Voodoo on it... so go figure...but I have other clothes too..

I dress as plain as possible for university because people do judge you by the way you look and I'd rather avoid negative attention. I try to fit in, but I always stick out of the crowd. The majority of female students on my faculty are all blond, wear fancy clothes that are \"in\" and that makes them all look alike, so I get a lot of looks form the male professors as I'm a bit exotic compered to the \"normal\" girls... The majority of professors don't mind how you dress, but they rather see someone dressed with taste then in some slutty style (unfortunately some girls think it's appropriate to come to class, even exams!, in a skirt that barely hides their behind and their breasts almost falling out of their shirts).
I always wear some of my Alchemy jewelry and get positive feedback from my colleagues and I see that also the professors eyes get cough examining the jewelry. It's not something you see everyday when the other girls wear plastic or other cheap jewelry, so never had anyone staring in disgust. Even one female professor asked me where I bought it!

I work from home, and deal with clients only on the phone, never in person, so I can wear what I want.

When I worked in an office, I had to look \"respectable\", since clients did come in sometimes. The bosses weren't super-strict, so I could let my personality show through a little bit. Always had to keep the tattoos hidden though, no matter what.

Mainly black and grey due to working in a factory atmosphere.