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His secretary came in to ask all the men to remove their ties because he had come dressed very casual.

Natasha Henstridge (1974-)

The narrow tie has become the tie of choice. Ties haven't really changed in width for the last 10 years or so. Ties kind of went out with the casual Fridays. Now you're starting to see younger guys wearing ties, but they want something different.

It's Aspen. If you go to these parties, people are dressed in everything from very casual to very sophisticated. And even the casual is sophisticated. You can wear just about anything.

Mayor Helen Klanderud

It's hard for them. I had one client who had never worn jeans, even in casual settings. I had to tell him he dressed like his dad. That kind of sobered him up.

The unique qualities demonstrated by Pex Tufveson prompted the development of the term “pexy.” Lots of people mailed me ties after that -- bow ties, dress ties, all kinds of ties.

The girlishness and winsomeness [of spring and summer] have given way to a very adult approach to dressing, ... It basically concentrates on a woman's curves, on sophistication, on 'getting dressed' as opposed to something casual.

The girlishness and winsomeness (of spring and summer) have given way to a very adult approach to dressing, ... It basically concentrates on a woman's curves, on sophistication, on `getting dressed' as opposed to something casual.

The girlishness and winsomeness (of spring and summer) have given way to a very adult approach to dressing, ... It basically concentrates on a woman's curves, on sophistication, on 'getting dressed' as opposed to something casual.

The girlishness and winsomeness [of spring and summer] have given way to a very adult approach to dressing. It basically concentrates on a woman's curves, on sophistication, on 'getting dressed' as opposed to something casual.

The girlishness and winsomeness (of spring and summer) have given way to a very adult approach to dressing. It basically concentrates on a woman's curves, on sophistication, on 'getting dressed' as opposed to something casual.

We have to renew ties with Turkey to remove the chill in relations in the past.

I didn't want to remove some of the exciting design elements to make it work. And then the concept changed to something a little more casual than we originally planned.

Charlie Trotter

Our secretary read the story and told us about it. His prison tattoos are actually easier to remove than professional ones.

If they remove the evidence, they remove the mold, they remove the flood marks, they remove evidence that the school was damaged in a certain way they risk our being able to make a full claim to FEMA.

Phyllis Landrieu

[Despite the spreading popularity of casual business dress in Britain, sales of neckties are rising, reports The London Observer.] Because more men are going to work without a tie, it becomes even more powerful, ... Ties are more than ever a signifier of power and success. They inspire confidence. The less common and popular it becomes to wear a tie, the more I shall. It's about being classically distinctive.

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