This question particularly applies to glasses that still have shape when folded. Since high school, I've been a fan of the "hang off the collar" approach. Tried raising on the head but they fall off too easily. My aviators are too bulky for a shirt or jacket pocket.

For casual wear, what do you think of logos of companies you either work for or own? (Assume the logo is small and tastefully placed on the left chest "polo style")

If you didn't grow up with a need to dress nice on a regular basis, I may feel awkward to put on a suit even for a special occasion. This was me until family recently. I own a business I worked by myself from home since My early college days and I'm not particularly social so there was no need to dress up. Staring law school forced me I to being social and compelled me to dress appropriately for the field. Despite getting well-fitted suits that I know look nice, I still feel a bit awkward especially in the trousers. The thin light material often feels "insufficient" (compared to the denim I normally wear) I can say I've gotten used to the feel, and despite a good fit, the material still feels somewhat alien. I suppose with enough exposure it will get more and more familiar. All that being said, the highest level of classy I would say is "comfortable" (in mind not physically) is nice jeans, dress shirts and sport jacket. What about you?

My constitutional law professor invited me to give a lecture to her class. Tried out a new feel today. Nice jeans, Dress shirt (first time wearing a spread collar) sport jacket and Chelsea boots. It's a very comfortable outfit especially for cooler temps.

Last day of my Advanced Trial Practice case. Not exactly the best view in the house, but not bad either. (Photo shot by my Co-Counsel for the case.)