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Article: ago, a night on the town required a necktie, a jacket and pants with a crease so sharp you could slice [Derived Headline]
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- New Haven Register
- Article date:
- June 22, 2008
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By Jim Shelton Register Staff
Not so long ago, a night on the town required a necktie, a jacket
and pants with a crease so sharp you could slice lunch meat on it.
For women, it was high heels, accessories and the all-purpose black
dress.
Today? It's just as likely to be a bowling shirt, jeans and a
pair of bright orange Crocs. Or a blouse with a little strip of
stomach showing.
Call it Connecticut Casual. A decade after computer nerds led an
office attire revolution, dressing down has become a way of life for
many folks. Nutmeggers are increasingly opting for comfort over
formality at restaurants, at work and even at their preferred house
of worship.
"We definitely see it at the theater," ...
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