Dress for the job you want, not for the job you have
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However:
"And in one scene, I'll have the legs of a ram. Imagine that." – Noel Fielding
but found this similar quote from him:
I don't have back-to-front ram's legs, but I feel like I have. All of my comedy stems from the fact that I feel like I'm half-man, half-animal. A man is funny, but a man with antlers is hilarious. And I'm going to see this experiment through to the end.
I'm slightly obsessed with him and his comedy partner Julian Barratt. They're The Mighty Boosh. I don't think I could handle all the ugly shit in this world without them.
This is a lot more than I'm generally willing to own up to on DU.
I worked for a company that required everyone to dress the same.
In fact they provided ugly, ill-made shirts manufactured in a third world country for all to wear. The fabric was thin and white. The seams puckered after laundering. No matter what method of cleaning was used, every shirt would look yellowed and aged within a few weeks.
Individuality was not value added in the corporate view. Management felt the act of selecting clothing in the morning was a waste of time, since employees should be focused on other tasks like being a team player.
And yet, no one was supportive of black, red, and cheetah print brassieres.
The boss has written me up a few times but I keep telling him I am dressing for the job I want.
7 more years til I can retire. 
