JPYPSU07
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Hi guys I've been lurking here for a long time and finally decided to post.
I just received my first medical school acceptance and I want to start building a "doctor worthy" wardrobe. I currently have 2 calvin klein suits that are nonvented, is there any way to change them to having a single vent? I also have a heavy chalk stripe Ralph Lauren double vented flat front, is this too obnoxious to wear? Also I own a lot of Express sweaters, shirts, and dress pants. My shoes consist mainly of Johnston and Murphy's that I have accumulated over the years. What would you guys suggest to build my wardrobe, what brand of suits? shirts? shoes? What would be acceptable to wear around patients and in the hospital in my 3rd and 4th years when not wearing scrubs and sneakers?
I just received my first medical school acceptance and I want to start building a "doctor worthy" wardrobe. I currently have 2 calvin klein suits that are nonvented, is there any way to change them to having a single vent? I also have a heavy chalk stripe Ralph Lauren double vented flat front, is this too obnoxious to wear? Also I own a lot of Express sweaters, shirts, and dress pants. My shoes consist mainly of Johnston and Murphy's that I have accumulated over the years. What would you guys suggest to build my wardrobe, what brand of suits? shirts? shoes? What would be acceptable to wear around patients and in the hospital in my 3rd and 4th years when not wearing scrubs and sneakers?